This doesn't have a damn thing to do with Tucker Carlson they just put his picture there clickbait

@joym.4082

3 ай бұрын

That’s my first thought. If you need to trick then you don’t have faith in your own media.

@katjo71367

3 ай бұрын

I completely agree. Did TC ever interview Suzanne Somers?

@copp214

3 ай бұрын

That is why I clicked. I still commented on Tucker who always looks like he has lost his way. I will make sure I remember this so I will not click again.

@mikemanjo2458

3 ай бұрын

Thank you! I hate clickbait.

@killianyinstitut

3 ай бұрын

You clicked because of TC? OMG, you all are ridiculous! LOL! If you don't want to waste your time and avoid click bait always scroll the comments first. The first few usually reveal if it is or isn't. If you want to watch that boob TC there's plenty of his crap out there! 😂

Using that pic of Tucker is so cheesy.

@jjsassyone7677

2 ай бұрын

Yes, I get sick of these "Bait and Hook" Videos!!

It is difficult to get organic food at most restaurants, so when possible, eat at home. When not, do your best. Suzanne Somers

I personally met Suzanne in San Diego. She was smart, sassy and full of knowledge she had learned taking care of her health. She will always be remembered for caring.

Loved her so much. She was so smart and funny...kind and caring.

I admire SUZANNE SOMERS for her courage and determination to take her health responsibly and intelligently. She will never be forgotten!

@marilynwillett804

2 ай бұрын

SHE did not take her health responsibly and intelligently, she refused chemotherapy which may have saved her life.

@lizh1988

2 ай бұрын

Yes, I got her newsletter for a while, she was very health oriented. No telling what people died of these days. Or maybe it's always been a secretive subject. If she didn't take chemo, maybe there's a reason. I had a relative go the other way, she saw her mom die of cancer. She was in her 80s, her husband had passed away a few years before. Doctor found a small tumor on her breast that might have been benign, but because of her fear of cancer she told him to go a radical mastectomy. Her 80+ year old body couldn't take that, she had heart problems too. Maybe she would not have survived chemo if it came to that. Medicine gets complicated and we all gotta go sometimes.

@jupiterchick

Ай бұрын

@@marilynwillett804Bull to the fucking shit! Chemo is toxic waste and you can't poison yourself to good health! 🤡

@user-pu2ho4ip3d

Ай бұрын

She'll be forgotten just like that guy back... A thousand years ago,.. that lived next door to.. what's their face.

@debravictoria7452

Ай бұрын

​@@marilynwillett804She was misdiagnosed, so who knows.

Wow - there was much more to her than I knew. Thanks for shining the light on her perseverance. She was so strong.

@jackyflowers3493

2 ай бұрын

Her book "keeping Secrets" is worth reading. You will learn much more. She beat the odds. Lived to be almost 80.

She was a strong resilient woman & was a beautiful woman as well. She will always be missed for her stage presence in film, she was a strong advocate for women.

@user-wq3ty4uj1p

3 ай бұрын

She loved and appreciated men too not just women, sick of hearing about women supporting a women Need to appreciate and respect each other male or female

@SusannMarieDye

3 ай бұрын

@@user-wq3ty4uj1p True, but one has to remember that even as recent as the 70’s women still did not have the same rights as men. My Mom could not even have her own checking account or credit card to establish a credit rating. We definitely didn’t have equal pay as exhibited by Suzanne’s story with Three’s Company. Fighting for equal right does not mean we don’t support the men we love. I believe women have always fought for their sons and husbands and men in general. We just finally realized we deserved the same opportunities and the same consideration when we pursue them. We aren’t trying to demonize men and declare them are enemy. It just we want the same chance to survive and thrive like everyone else and even better pursue our dreams. Family I still believe is at the top of the list and to truly succeed as a great parent means loving your sons and your daughters and not fostering hate. Women are great at this.

@user-wq3ty4uj1p

3 ай бұрын

@@SusannMarieDye well not the case I’ve always had my own stuff, but this is America

@lucyterrier7905

3 ай бұрын

Strong?? She had an abortion with her much older boyfriend that ended up husband. They didn't think it was a " good time" to have a baby. That's not a strong woman. That's a weak woman. She didn't regret it or was sorru for it. I have nomrespect for the usual Hollywood type of woman. Sells her sex appeal, gets abortion, blah, blah, blah....

@lucyterrier7905

3 ай бұрын

​@@SusannMarieDyePerhaps she could not have her own credit card because she wasn't working. My mother had no problem getting a Sears card nor Mastercard in the 70's. Let us compare apples to apples.

I just loved Suzanne Somers. She was one of my favorite actresses. I was shocked and saddened by death. I have been thinking about her a lot since her death. I marveled at her strength and resiliency. I will always remember her beautiful smile.❤

She certainly stood up for herself. A very strong woman and a great actress.

I loved Suzanne. So glad this told her story in a very honest & caring way. So many of these stories end up telling false & salacious sides of folks. Thank you for being true to her legacy.

Why don't they leave her alone! She's deceased and has no way to defend herself. She was herself and I appreciate her work.

@marywoodard4241

2 ай бұрын

Yup, well, this happens to ALL famous ppl. , if you've ever noticed.

@Gina19876

2 ай бұрын

So why are you watching this then? If you truly felt that way you would not have clicked on the title 😂

@dampergoldenrod4156

Ай бұрын

this documentary said she was autistic. they would explain her flaky persona is that is even true.

Suzanne and Farrah were the face of the 70's, beautiful angels💞🕊

@user-nm2fv2kf5s

2 ай бұрын

My friend used to hang the girl that played Rhoda's friend

@SamuelJohnYoungIII

2 ай бұрын

No she wasn’t there is absolutely no evidence she got right by Truly Repenting and Truly Receiving the Biblical Lord Jesus Christ as Personal Saviour!!! Sad to say means she ended up going to Hell!!!

@bluseastar2

2 ай бұрын

They never mentioned the serious fall down a stairway out side her home in 2021 or 22 when she broke her neck the which caused her great pain and suffering but still she pushed through. Sad thing she mentioned that she had thought that that stairway needed a stair rail but never got it installed. Sadly perhaps she'd still be here if only she had acted on that concern.

@bluseastar2

2 ай бұрын

​@SamuelJohnYoungIII you are a very nasty person!

@Talletc

2 ай бұрын

Both dudes

She was always, always a beautiful woman!! And her personality lit up any place she was. I love how she stayed strong and never gave up.

@billlewis8711

2 ай бұрын

Ok, fess up Kimberly - are you really Nikki Haley in disguise?? 🤐 Come on girl, admit it!! 😆

@KimberlyLetsGo

2 ай бұрын

@@billlewis8711 Good lord, No!!!! LOL

She was a smart savvy business woman and a good actress

@winifredherman4214

3 ай бұрын

Like her, so many successful women have had abortions. Interesting.

@bellaluna730

Ай бұрын

Autistic spectrum?

@dampergoldenrod4156

Ай бұрын

@@bellaluna730 that would explain her acting flaky long after 3s company.

When my brother died we had so many signs from him. The first one was when my sister walked down to the mailbox and turned around to go back a hummingbird flew up to just in front of her face and stayed for minutes. I got visions of him on a stage with a big smile and he’d bring out everyone who had died one at a time, even pets. 5 years later I told my daughter about it and she said “Mom, I saw those too.”

Her public work with Bio Identical Hormone Therapy was so ahead of time! 👍

Thank You So Much For Sharing & Showing Us All Her Life As It Truly Was❤RIP Beautiful Suzanne❤

I am in control of how I age, and I am in control of my health. Suzanne Somers

@joanjoseph7388

3 ай бұрын

On TV bi b8 bfi

@atheistleopard618

3 ай бұрын

Yes. But, she's dead. LoL. She gave the deluded perception to herself that she was in control of all that. *I can grow a 3rd leg* ! ! ! I am in control ! ! ! =D lol JP sheesh.

@copp214

2 ай бұрын

@@atheistleopard618 You must be a real party brightener with your undeniable charm. 😉

@shirleymckamey2426

2 ай бұрын

​@@atheistleopard618well remember what you said when we hear that you died of cancer😊

@LadyBug1967

2 ай бұрын

​@@atheistleopard618Yes. And the King has no clothes. Thx

They never mentioned the devastating fall down a flight of stairs where she broke her neck on a stairway on the outside 9f her home that didn't have a rail that she mentioned she thought one should have but never was installed. That fall was that cause of much pain in her last years she underwent surgery but still the pain persisted and took its toll on her health and wellbeing. Strange that was omitted? Rest in Peace Suzanne. You are missed. ❤

Susanne Somers’s was never raunchy

@davemiller9314

Ай бұрын

I have the Playboy her pics are in..👍

@oksills

24 күн бұрын

WHAT???

I've never seen her TV shows but since hearing her speak about her cancer and her approach to healing, many years ago, I really liked her. She was connected with her higher-self for sure. She had such a cheerful, unaffected, yet serious perspective and confidence, or perhaps self awareness, that she put you at ease. I found her and her husband Alan's instagram account about a year before she passed, and signed up for their live broadcasts. Loved the relationship they have - so vibrant and non-judgmental. The whole experience was even more familiar feeling as I had started working part time in Palm Springs and staying in Cathedral city. So they were just around the corner somewhere as I watched. I had just really started to get to know her and was not expecting the sad news. For Suzanne, 77 is young, and as the saying goes, "The good die young". I don't doubt that she is still present in their lives. Thanks Suzanne!

She will be known as one of the first to advocate for women to be paid as male actors do. I used to watch her live shows on FB with her husband, Alan Hamilton. She said she pitched the idea of making a Chrissy doll similar to Barbie and head bands that she used to wear when she wore her up on the show Three’s Company, and they shut her down. Those executives thought it was silly. What fools they were to dismiss her ideas. Can you imagine how much money they would’ve made. My mother and I enjoyed watching all her series. She fought cancer her way. What a beautiful soul. 💔

@jennifermarlow.

2 ай бұрын

Alan Hamill. :)

I loved 3s company. I remember when she left.

I always admired Suzanne for everything she went through and how she handled her life sharing her life to the fullest making her stronger and honest regarding her life. The fact that her spirit is alive is something I’ve always wondered if we do go on still and be able to connect with our love ones and protect them. ❤

She was beautiful inside and out. RIP Susan. 💔🙏❤💐

Thank you for posting this beautiful tribute for a truly beautiful woman. Rest In Peace Suzzanne ❤

I think it was dyslexia, not autism! Autism really wasn’t even known about at the time.

@maryannhavlena9261

2 ай бұрын

I do not believe that she had autism. She did not look autistic, and she did not have autism behavior, speech, or mannerisms, etc.

@marilynwillett804

2 ай бұрын

@@maryannhavlena9261 look autistic. my son is very handsome how do you look autistic?

@kimmiec.peridore886

25 күн бұрын

You are correct. It was not autism. I really loved Suzanne. May she Rest in Peace 🙏🙏✨️✨️🤍🕊

@juliadixon8465

4 күн бұрын

How do you look autistic?

@user-dn1pj3db2k

Күн бұрын

Yeah, she did not have autism

I stopped watching threes company when I didn’t see her anymore. She was perfect for that role! No one else came close to her!

Beef should be organic and grass-fed; fish should be wild, not farm raised. Suzanne Somers

@chetyoubetya8565

3 ай бұрын

Then explain when a century ago all of it was and people still got cancer.

@Sukijopa

3 ай бұрын

@@chetyoubetya8565 Vaccines

@junglefe

3 ай бұрын

The rate of today’s cancer is unprecedented. We consume too many additives and harmful chemicals in food but also pesticides and hormones that make animals grow fast. Earth’s resources can’t keep up with our growing numbers and demand. Also we are eating far too much meat and dairy. It is a fact that our diets have changed dramatically over the last 40 years.@@chetyoubetya8565

@baublesanddolls

3 ай бұрын

It doesn’t take a genius to figure that out!

@junglefe

2 ай бұрын

People are consuming far too large quantities of meat. My preference for good health is none. But today’s rates of ingestion are so much bigger than those of 40 years ago.

I learned a lot from her. She was wise beyond her years. What beauty and strength beyond measure ❤

Always a double standard,it wasnt fair John Ritter was paid $150.000 a week,while the women cast were only paid $30.000 per week.

@goodmorningsundaymorning4533

2 ай бұрын

John was the main character tho.

@jupiterchick

Ай бұрын

@@goodmorningsundaymorning4533Bull to the fucking shit. She was the biggest sex symbol of that day and his equal in terms of popularity.

@stormyweather8798

Ай бұрын

​@goodmorningsun. and great at physical comedy. The girls didn't have to fall down. daymorning4533

@jupiterchick

Ай бұрын

@@goodmorningsundaymorning4533 Nope. Suzanne was just as popular, if not more because she was a sex symbol.

@dampergoldenrod4156

Ай бұрын

@@goodmorningsundaymorning4533 he was gross but not as grotesque and robin williams in dork and mindy or the freaks in different strokes.

What does Tucker Carlson have to do with this???

@goodmorningsundaymorning4533

2 ай бұрын

They needed views

@Lachenmann7

2 ай бұрын

You watched it.

She was a very special woman and artist. Glad the algo showed me this.

Suzanne Somers was beautiful - obviously - but also beautiful inside - a salt of the earth type of character which makes me proud that she is one of my people. There is so much more I could say about her but it would take much time. My husband and I lost a lot of weight and kept if off due to her "Eat Great Loose Weight" Cookbooks. It was amazing. It was a new way of learning what to eat and how. God bless your husband and lovely family. That reminds me, I think I will soon again wear her beautiful tennis bracelet my husband Lance encouraged me to buy. Thank you Suzanne.

Her passing really hit hard I loved watching her cook and her products are best sellers.She was the real deal about food and health.I love you and miss you beautiful sweet one.

I really loved this lady. No explanation why. I just have always have. She was very special to me.

Suzanne Somers should be a role model for all women and young girls. I am 61 yrs old and have watched her since Three's Company. My daughter and I did Somersize in the late 90's, only diet that ever worked for me. I recently found her again on KZread about a year before she passed. I loved that she stood up for what she believed and thought outside the box especially in our country's big pharma world. For over 25 years I will always take the homeopathic path before stepping inside the horrible thing the USA calls healthcare. Rest in peace Suzanne 🙏 🪦 ❤ you are missed and loved

@PablaMMoore

Ай бұрын

A role model teaching girls that you can make money taking your clothes off in front of a camera? That is not empowering women, it is degrading them! And that is exactly what men want to be in control. If all the actresses will stand for themselves and refuse to do such, they will have really empower themselves and value themselves.

She's right - flouride in drinking water IS factory effluent - not the natural mineral washed off rocks naturally.

Love that this is a real live person's voice.❤

@BuddyGorey

3 ай бұрын

😬

@Nico-mz9gq

3 ай бұрын

And that the story was told in chronological order 😅

You didn't say a word about her books and dietary philosophy. She was a strong advocate for the Food Combining diet.

She still lives on in our hearts 💗💕💜

She had beautiful hair. She did what she had to do for her son. She’s not a bad person, she was elegant.

@lindacarter457

Ай бұрын

I Still Have and Exercise with the Thigh Master!! I didn't know it was hers?!🙃🥰

Even from my home town here in Melbourne Australia I've always loved Suzanne Somers. I'm 57 so a bit younger but she is and will always be fabulous to me. Rest well lovely lady ❤🇦🇺🕊🌺🦋🌟💎

Years ago when I was going through a bad time and was talking with a councillor, I was given a book to read by Suzanne. It was about her life and philosophy. It did inspire me. Thanks Suzanne❤

I loved her and she always fascinate me…we always say , well she is in a better place…I believe that🙏❤️❤️

I never thought much about her age. I just enjoyed her acting.

So much teen boys had a big crush on this platinum blonde beauty RIP my lovely Suzanne you are missed😢

She was strong beautiful loving and caring riparadise

Suzanne was an amazing woman who was joyful and inspirational, and who's contributed much to the self-care movement. I take exception with the narrator referring to her twice as raunchy though.

She's right about fluoride.

@debraade706

2 ай бұрын

I don't use toothpaste with fluoride

@goyod6

4 күн бұрын

Refresh my memory, why?

How could the Thigh Master not get its own segment??

So sorry,my Mom died of cancer just 59.❤Wrong diagnosed.So important to get right diagnose and Treatments.I just Hope there is something After???

She was a talented lady.

SUZANNE SOMERS to me was a wonderful actress and I loved her in anything she played in. She was beautiful and always seemed so happy. I hope she is happy in Heaven with Our Lord above. RIP dearest Suzanne ❤❤❤

I applaud her life! I admired her. When she reinvented herself, from healthy life style books, fashions and the famous 'Somersize' products, jewelry, etc...I've purchased something from each line. She never seized to amaze me! She loved life, loved her family and her fans! She is truly missed!

This comprehensive overview covers various aspects of her life, from her rise to fame as an actress to her advocacy in health awareness.

This was a wonderful review of a long and interesting life. I love Suzanne. Always have. It is comforting to know she is circling her family with sweet touches now. She was and is a strong and impressive soul. Sending love and light to her family.

She fell down the stairs just before and that also led to her death. It caused a brain issue, I watched her interview about it. She was frail and not getting enough oxygen to her brain.

There was so much more to her life than I realized! She was indeed strong, resilient, innovative, persevering, warm and real. I pray she is in Heaven where there is no sickness, sorrow or obstacles for true and lasting peace and joy!

Crissy was a great character. So funny in an innocent way. The Threes Company show was NEVER the same after she left. Joyce DeWitt & John Ritter were good, but the smile & shine went with Suzanne Somers. She taught women to value themselves.

thank you for your report on Suzzanne Somers. I always enjoyed her acting. That was back in the day when sit coms were funny with no bad words

I'm proud she stood up to the show business. She is a role model. God Blessed her.

Clickbait is not needed to remember and celebrate the life of one of our most genuine, real, most loved, and most talented celebreties of all time. RIP Suzanne. You were one of the most special and rare ones. ❤

She killed that show and good for her! That’s a huge salary gap. Respect for Suzanne, always.

Lovely. Love from SF, CALI 15 mins away where she was born! ❤❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

Somers was certainly blessed with gorgeous voluminous hair. Really added to her looks.

@dianawardrip5171

23 күн бұрын

Years ago, but it recent years her hair was straight and not flattering with the bangs.

She was precious.

I Always Loved Suzanne and enjoyed her role in Threes Company. I was shocked to encounter the health books shed written in the library. . She was an Amazing Woman. All my Respect & Love to her son and husband! Yhanks for rhis video

I had just purchased her last book before she passed. She will be missed. RIP 🙏

She was an overcomer and we were blessed to get to know her.

Disclaimer not to interpret as fact for entertainment only. It's always one story after another, and how would really know the facts or truth.

There was nothing to not like about her. She never “turned me on” like other women… But I just loved her personality.

@walcoman

2 ай бұрын

Well, maybe one thing. How her husband manipulated her in order to use her like his own personal cash register?

@Ira88881

2 ай бұрын

@@walcoman I guess. Really don’t know the history. But she always came across as okay.

Suzanne Somers greatest achievement is the love she shared with her husband and son (family). ❤️ R.I.P. 🕊

@christinanielsen1917

Ай бұрын

He strung her along for over 10 years. Even after he divorced his wife he wouldn't marry her....... Until she became a household name within weeks of appearing on Three's Company. They were married about 2 months later. During those 10 years she had 2 abortions. She wrote a book about her " love story" with Alan. Yes eventually he " loved" her but she is in denial.

@staceyshine247

Ай бұрын

@christinanielsen1917 Wow! The truth is out there, isn't it. Another man's 🩴👠🥾🩰👡👢.

I think she was absolutely beautiful and a lovely, hard working woman.

Leave her alone! Let her rest in peace!

I miss you Suzanne ❤ Her book, "Keeping Secrets " is a great book 🦋

I had no idea she was such a magnificent woman. Thank you

She is truly a legend in several ways.

I loved her throughout her career. A real ICON. I miss her!

I adored her and she made me be a strong woman 👠

My greek cousin had a drapery business in Ca and draped her home. He said she was very nice. I liked her.

@terryoliver4154

Ай бұрын

😅

Really? No Tucker? There should be a law against clickbait!

RIP Suzanne 🙏 ❤loved watching over the years you are sadly missed

She was such a likable soul, may she RIP

I've have always been a big fan of Suzanne Somers...Brilliant Actor and quite a Comedian in her own Right! May she rest in peace....God Bless her Family for loving her so much!

So I just realized that the Rachel haircut was the Suzanne haircut without bangs.

Autism? That sounds wrong.

@dl7425

3 ай бұрын

I have never heard that. I don’t believe she had autism.

There was a cache of elegance on everything she did

Suzanne was just short of 10 years older than I was, and I saw her first in her role in American Graffiti. Everyone thought she was a knockout babe, of course. Then came her role as Chrissy in Three’s Company which made her so famous. After her breakup with ABC, she was touring county fairs as a singer/performer. She did a show in my local county fair, for which my dad contracted and conducted the band (local professionals, all fine musicians) and hired me to help him set up for the band and do their payroll. They did a rehearsal with Suzanne’s musical director, then two shows with Suzanne. So I was backstage during all of this and briefly met Suzanne and observed her interactions with her husband Alan and their young son who came with them. She worked hard, loved her husband and son, and put on two great shows of singing and choreography with multiple costume changes, all of which the fair goers loved. She was not a dumb blonde like Chrissy by any means, and she was still a bombshell of a babe. My dad had done many shows of this sort over the years, conducting bands for Bob Hope, Ella Fitzgerald, Aretha Franklin, Doc Severinson, Marilyn McCoo & Billy Davis, and so many, many more. I met some of them, saw how they all did their work and what kind of people they were by how they treated those around them. Suzanne Somers was a solid professional and a good person from what I saw and heard. It is sad she was treated shabbily by some in her business, and even more sad how she was treated by her alcoholic father. That did not seem to follow her in her own family relationships. I remember her telling one of her dancers how proud she was of her young son earning money of his own rather than depending on his parents for money, so it sounded like she was teaching him some work ethics as well. The fact she brought family with her was very unusual; I can’t remember ever seeing any other star do that, but Suzanne did. Impressive. So sad that she had so many medical problems over the years and finally succumbed too early to one of them. She left a good impression on me, and I hope this small vignette of her leaves you the same.

She was amazing! I am so glad we can still enjoy her especially three's company 💕

Not sure why Tucker Carlson’s picture is on the thumbnail! This video is not about Tucker Carlson!?

@copp214

2 ай бұрын

Click bait.

when ever a smart beautiful actor dies the news finds a way to drag her life and her family into to the gutter . shame on you

Bless her; she was un-stoppable…❤️🙏🌹

Your stories have no credibility!!! Why don’t you just say this is documentary of Suzanne Sommers ?? Why is Tucker Carlson’s picture even in the article ??

She was a beautiful talented lady. I loved Susanne Somers❤

Great actress. A person with deep courage. Keep her safe my God.TRINIDAD

She was truly a good person.

i stopped watching when they cut her.

@werstillnotfreedamit8701

3 ай бұрын

😮yeah ¡! me n most my frends n we wer under 10yrs adults 2 the new gurl JUST WAZ NOT HER NaTuResCrueLTy 😢 ,.'`°

@lucypedzinski1403

3 ай бұрын

SUCH CRAP!!!

@skr8674

3 ай бұрын

They didn’t cut her. She got greedy. She wanted more money than John Ritter because she thought she was the star of the show when clearly he was. She also wanted a piece of the backend which none of them were getting but somehow she felt entitled to it. That’s why they had to let her go.

@lorraineb.4698

3 ай бұрын

@@skr8674 Alan Hamel seemed behind that. Her career was hurt after that for a long time til she got ‘Step by Step’- a good show!

@andrewpardue3324

3 ай бұрын

I loved every actor and actress that was ever on Three’s Company they were all quite important to how the show played out and the comedy that involved all of them living together but to me personally Jack Tripper ( John Ritter ) was clearly the lead role and by far one of the funniest people to ever appear on TV any year ! ( anyone else is free to think whatever they want) As good as everyone was in their respective roles and I would never take anything away from any of them Jack was the King 👑 I watched it almost every day growing up! I always found John Ritter and his slapstick style comedy to be a million times more funny than Bill Cosby ever was. I still watch Three’s Company sometimes even all these years later because I just love the way they all acted together… they were the perfect cast for a show like that ! 👍🏻 the girls definitely did deserve more ca$h than $30g though at least half of what John was making per episode etc. I’m sure the studio raked huge money off that show it was on forever and then reruns forever after that ! I wish John Ritter would have been cast in a lot more big Hollywood movie roles after Three’s company, Yes I know about Sling Blade and he was excellent in that ! ( So was Dwight Yoakum ! That was unexpected! 😄) So was everyone involved in that movie! Thanks for casting him Billy Bob Thornton! I love ❤️ that movie 🍿 🎥 ! It was great for the world to see he wasn’t just a one trick pony! I do confess to wanting to see him do more comedy roles as he was so damn good at it that I always wanted more of that. Seeing him do odd roles was equally as interesting in a different way.

Bears in Palm Springs? I would not have imagined that! I wonder if Suzanne had a story about bears...I loved her house, which I saw Josh Flagg visiting to get ready to list it. Gorgeous. Rest in peace Suzanne.