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The only piece missing from the montage is a clip of Rob, dressed as an elf. Can't imagine how that was left out.

The night of the Minnelli Madness. And I always miss Winston this time of year.

I would fully expect her to be there for Swenson. She's on vocal rest, not bed rest.

I'm NOT getting married today and I won't dance - don't ask me. Anyone can whistle, though, but not backstage because I'M IN TECH, dammit!

Rob - how do you read back through posts on previous pages of a thread? If a thread opens on page 3 and I want to see what was posted on page 2, there's no page numbers on the top of the thread. I'm stuck reading only the posts on page 3.

"It makes no sense whatsoever that the Sherman Brothers would put a Jewish melody into Mary Poppins, but every time I hear the song, that's the quality I hear." Actually, PJ, it makes sense to me. The song touches on the holy - the sacred act of giving when you have so little yourself. As the sons of Russian Jewish immigrants, I can imagine that the Hebraic strains of hymns about being a blessing would play out as inspiration, if even subliminally.

I'm convinced they have the smallest rooms in all Manhattan, but they are also the quietest rooms. I stay there a lot, and like Mamie, I find it worn but charming.

Much love and support to Robbie and the Gurland family. Can't help but wonder what David's opening number in heaven was...

A difficult goodbye. Heartbreaking is the perfect word tonight. Thoughts and prayers are with Robbie and the Gurland family.

Dylan Baker has also been invited to reprise his nasty guy role from last season. The show films in Brooklyn so they are able to tap into the rich New York-based talent pool.

Clay Aiken!

It can be hard to wash egg off one's face. Hand her a washcloth.

I agree with Anakela. Revealing someone's real name - even if it's a first name - is violating their privacy. I believe that posts and even threads have been deleted here because someone used a poster's real name without permission. There's a good reason for screen names.

Maybe Debra Monk has you blocked.

Liotte, I thought of you the minute I saw the news. I'm sorry. That said, I knew Mo Rocca when he was in high school - my husband taught him. A funny kid, even then. We'll have to see the show again, just for him.

OK, so dinners at the Bauer family residence must have been.....interesting. Jesus.

I can't imagine wishing someone ill because I didn't like them or their outspoken views on any issues. I worked on a project with Patricia Heaton a number of years ago and I certianly didn't find her to be my cup of tea. I wouldn't work with her again, but I'd never wish her (or any actor) a bad performance.

A wonderful evening - so much fun! Thanks to everyone who put this event together. And thank you for letting me drive the zamboni. Sorry about hitting that Jingle Boy. Thank goodness there was another one to haul him off the ice and carry on.

"Growing up it was very clearly "their way or the highway to hell" and that is just unacceptable to me." Doodle - as a life-long, practicing Catholic, I'm sorry for your experience. Someone (or "ones") was a really rotten teacher. The above line is not a part of my faith experience, nor that of many posters here who I know are also Catholics. It's not what we were taught, certainly not what we believe and it's not what I teach my students. I wish you were in my class - I think you'd LOVE the ...

Finally - someone from my generation! Our Town with Henry Fonda - December 26, 1969. We went backstage and met him after the show. I was hooked.