Sorry Liz, I'm just with the group that sees the stage door, etc. as an extra by actors, but no need anything they're required to do and I'm very grateful when they do. I mean, I know Norbie always comes out and signs, and esp. in his case, remember how physically and mentally tasking his role is. Couple things I've posted in the early days of the "old thread"(heh), at the talkback, Norbie was still there "talking" despite having vocal problems, and kept falling on his bag to rest, pretty funny actually but no way you couldn't sympathetize. And think of the beef jerky rolling and the fact from when he goes on, he's just there the whole rest of the show, doesn't get breaks like Greg does. I think he gives one of the best performances ever, and I'm sure there are days when maybe he's less tired or in more of a better mood, and that's wonderful, but to even take a minute to sign autographs and chat is great.
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