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handsome moments from s7 ep “BJ Papa-San”
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Yes this poll is very biased in favor of North America lol
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Farrell said he is “a fortunate recipient of things other kids may not have had, including a mother and a father at home.” His father was a big, tough man who worked hard to support the family. Though he has fond memories of childhood, he also recognizes that he was a “frightened child,” due to his father’s rough manner and hard drinking, which weighed on the family.
When asked his values, Farrell said, "You told the truth and you stay out of trouble by minding the rules, whatever they are.” He said, “…if you pay attention and don’t cross any forbidden lines then you were fine. I was very careful about where the lines were.” His parents were strict Catholics and took the family to Mass every Sunday. He attended public school where he and his brother mixed with people of other belief systems, which was good, he said, for them. He recalled, “Being good was defined by others to me, and I was trying to figure how to stay within the lines.” x
Been thinking about these quotes a lot lately and ya know… do with them what you’d like.
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Two Mikes.
(Mike Farrell and his son Micheal)
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many problems are caused by the mindset that the world is divided into good people and bad people and the bad people can be "found out" and removed, eventually leading to a utopia containing only good people.
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happy mash fic olympics first day!!!!! pls enjoy bj and his voluptuous curves. yes this is from a real scene in mash. yes they are grabbable.
(i have a timelapse drawing process vid if yall wanna see that too :3)
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I love how not only could Alan Alda do a cartwheel, he was never going to let mankind forget he could. Pretty Girlboss of him.
his powers grow stronger every time someone watches GFA. I know this in my heart
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Hey sorry anyone heard of this show called mash? I think it may be both good and important
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Mike as "First Deputy" in Custer's Desperate Mission (1967).
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Mike as "Frank Essex" in The Rookies The Wheel of Death (1973)
Bonus: Judy Farrell is in this episode and says Frank makes her uncomfortable. Corinne Camacho (MASH S2E7) is in the episode and plays Franks ex-wife.
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Shane: In real life - I don't - you know, I want - I want to hype him up and make sure he's feeling good, you know, but when we're in a haunted location, I want him to be as freaked out as possible. I want those eyes bulging. Ryan: They are, they - yeah. Shane: He's a bulger. Ryan: They were. They were bulgin'. My balls were bulging. Shane: [laughs] Eyeballs. Ryan: Correct.
Ryan & Shane Talk The Future of Ghost Files & Watcher Streaming Platform Apr 25, 2024
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mistreating him
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Mike as "Fred Washburn" in Worthy to Stand (1969).
Worthy to Stand was produced by Brigham Young University Motion Picture Studio, and... is exactly what you think it is. Mike's character is the Elder's Quorum President - whatever that means. I've done some pretty extensive research on this one, and apparently Worthy to Stand is a "rare Mormon film," and because of that I am okay with it being shot on a potato. Also, Mormonism.
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VELVET GOLDMINE (1998) dir. Todd Haynes
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