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Post by Jenna on Dec 3, 2005 20:52:01 GMT
This was an episode that I feel was important in the development of Charles' character.
This was one of the earlier times when viewers got to see the sweet, caring side of Charles and he proved himself to be more human than Frank ever was.
It brought tears to my eyes and was brilliantly acted out by David.
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Post by stanford9 on Dec 3, 2005 21:48:19 GMT
That the one with the pianist? That's an awesome one, yeah. Charles so eloquently expresses how I feel about music too, that I love it so much, but I've just not got it in me to BE a musician, like he realizes about himself.
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Post by Kay4077 on Dec 4, 2005 8:24:14 GMT
It's also one of the few occasions when we see Charles admit that Hawkeye and BJ do the 'touchy feely' bedside manner better than he does. (Not that he'd tell them that, of course, it's Father Mulcahy he talks to).
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Post by Louise on Dec 4, 2005 10:40:15 GMT
It's also one of the few occasions when we see Charles admit that Hawkeye and BJ do the 'touchy feely' bedside manner better than he does. (Not that he'd tell them that, of course, it's Father Mulcahy he talks to). Charles knew his faults and he could admit to some of them unlike someone else who thought he was perfect. |
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Post by Murdock on Dec 4, 2005 10:52:13 GMT
^^ Who can you possibly mean, Louise?!! I think Charles is so lovely in this episode - I would choose him to be my doctor any day over all the others!
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Post by Jenna on Dec 4, 2005 16:18:41 GMT
^^ Who can you possibly mean, Louise?!! I think Charles is so lovely in this episode - I would choose him to be my doctor any day over all the others! I just want to hug Charles in this episode, he's so sweet. |
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