[ SECRET POST #2546 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2546 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Notes:

Secrets Left to Post: 03 pages, 054 secrets from Secret Submission Post #363.
Secrets Not Posted: [ 0 - broken links ], [ 1 - not!secrets ], [ 0 - not!fandom ], [ 0 - too big ], [ 0 - repeat ].
Current Secret Submissions Post: here.
Suggestions, comments, and concerns should go here.

Comments

[fscom]

06. http://i.imgur.com/nEbMNWu.png

[(Anonymous)]

I'm going through something that's like a very small piece of that. I'm finally marathoning the entirety of I Dream of Jeannie and DAMMIT LARRY HAGMAN WHY WERE YOU SO BEAUTIFUL AND CHARMING. The DVDs I have show him retrospecting in his old age and it hurts to watch those because he was full of life till the very end.

[sootyowl]

Larry Hagman was gorgeous when he was younger.

[hands4healing]

Mmmm, Larry Hagman. I just loved him in anything he was in.

[(Anonymous)]

Yeahhhh it takes real guts to RP a character whose actor is dead. You're an inspiration, you brave soul

[(Anonymous)]

not op but.......huh?

[(Anonymous)]

nayrt

pretty sure they were just being sarcastic to make fun of the idea that roleplaying Finn Hudson is "gutsy"

[(Anonymous)]

Yikes

[(Anonymous)]

I recently bought a complete boxset of Alias Smith and Jones because I saw it in passing in a DVD store and I like Westerns and I had spare cash, so I thought why not? I watched the first few episodes and fell madly in love with Pete Duel as Hannibal Heyes, and then was idly reading the back of the boxes and wondered why he wasn't in the last few episodes of the series ... :( And I'm 40 years too late to be shocked and saddened by his death, but somehow that doesn't seem to make the difference it should.

This is probably why I should stop watching TV shows from the 60s/70s/80s on DVD. There are far too many unreasonably attractive actors/actresses in old shows that are either dead or much, much older now (not that that always makes the difference it should, either), and there's no point falling in love with their incarnations from 30/40/50 years ago.

But, you know ... so many of them were unreasonably attractive, and a girl's only human, you know?

[hands4healing]

I loved that series when I was a kid. :D

[(Anonymous)]

AYRT

It's one of the silliest, most adorable, and most oddly moving westerns I've seen in a while. Heyes and Curry are ridiculous, and slightly scary at times.

It's definitely become one of my favourite shows, and not just because Pete Duel is stupidly handsome.

[hands4healing]

My friend, Jones, wanted me to move with him to Tombstone, AZ, wherein we'd open a tourist shop where we sold fun, Old Western-y type apparel and fake guns, and call it "Alias Smith and Jones", as I'm a Smith.

It's been far many decades since I've seen the series, though. I'll have to find out if the library has it.

[(Anonymous)]

It really is an under-appreciated gem. It was my mothers favorite show and I watched it with her recently and loved it!

[(Anonymous)]

Oh me too! One of my first slash pairings and I didn't even know what that meant!

[kaffy_r]

Oh, my, yes, "Alias Smith and Jones." I was head over heels with Pete Duel*, and was really hit hard when I heard the news of his death. Decades later, I still find it a very sad thing, possibly because I know so much more about depression now than I did when I was a young woman.

*...who also looks amazingly like the young Tim Buckley. Who I loved because of his voice, and the fact he looked like he did. And who also died waaaaay too young. I should just avoid people who look like that and who are talented in any way.

[(Anonymous)]

I RP Leo McGarry. I never realized that would qualify me as gutsy. >.>

Secret 6 - Cory Monteith (actor)

[transcriptanon]

[Picture is the actor Cory Monteith, who portrayed Finn Hudson in the TV series "Glee".]

It hurts me everyday that I feel in love with him after he died, not only because I feel like a superficial fan but I didn't get to appreciate him while he was still alive.

Secret Because: I did start watching Glee after his death because my Role-Playing partner needed someone gutsy enough to play him after the fact.

[ibbity]

When I was 17 I was madly crushing on Hard Day's Night era John Lennon so I feel you OP

[silvereriena]

For all that I heard, he sounded like a great guy IRL. I was actually walking in downtown Vancouver near his hotel the night before he died. Saw an ambulance rush past my friend and I on our way to a bar. I know that 's not the ambulance that was meant for him, because he was still alive until the next day, but for some reason it still shook me.

And I know that feeling. I only started watching the Golden Girls last year and fell in love with all of the actresses, not knowing that all but Betty White had passed away.

[(Anonymous)]

Glee is still a horrible show.

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, same thing happened to me with Dad's Army.

I realised most of the actors would be dead when I looked them up and was braced for it, but I wasn't quite prepared to see that several of them had died not long after the show ended, and it was an especially nasty shock to see that John Beck had died while the show was still running. I had always assumed Walker left because the actor left the show, not because he had died.