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Was Annabeth hitting on Leo, or just boosting his moral?
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jabadoodle
2006-01-10 01:56:06 UTC
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I'm thinking back to the elevator sceen a few epps ago...
shawn
2006-01-10 02:08:01 UTC
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Post by jabadoodle
I'm thinking back to the elevator sceen a few epps ago...
Given that it keeps coming up I would say that she's interested but
isn't likely to actually take steps to develop a relationship. She
knows that would be fraught with peril given their working
relationship.
Pat Farrell
2006-01-10 02:37:29 UTC
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Post by jabadoodle
I'm thinking back to the elevator sceen a few epps ago...
Given that it keeps coming up I would say that she's interested but
isn't likely to actually take steps to develop a relationship. She
knows that would be fraught with peril given their working
relationship.
I think it was 70% boosting his morale, and 30% hitting on him.
While Leo is old, and it would be a May/December, he is nice,
smart, and rich. Maybe good looking, altho I'm no judge of that.
He does have a great smile and wonderful eyes.

I think in this week's show, she was more than just blowing smoke.

Of course, that isn't going to have any chance given the events.
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Pat
Gerry
2006-01-10 02:53:05 UTC
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Post by shawn
Post by jabadoodle
I'm thinking back to the elevator sceen a few epps ago...
Given that it keeps coming up I would say that she's interested but
isn't likely to actually take steps to develop a relationship. She
knows that would be fraught with peril given their working
relationship.
I think it was 70% boosting his morale, and 30% hitting on him.
While Leo is old, and it would be a May/December, he is nice,
smart, and rich. Maybe good looking, altho I'm no judge of that.
He does have a great smile and wonderful eyes.
I think in this week's show, she was more than just blowing smoke.
Of course, that isn't going to have any chance given the events.
Oh, the writers might just have them involved in some heavy exercise
late one night when Leo passes on to the great White House in the sky.
David Johnston
2006-01-10 04:37:05 UTC
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Post by Gerry
Post by Pat Farrell
Of course, that isn't going to have any chance given the events.
Oh, the writers might just have them involved in some heavy exercise
late one night when Leo passes on to the great White House in the sky.
No, that would be a bit too humorous considering the actor is really
dead.
Michele
2006-01-11 05:33:50 UTC
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Post by David Johnston
Post by Gerry
Post by Pat Farrell
Of course, that isn't going to have any chance given the events.
Oh, the writers might just have them involved in some heavy exercise
late one night when Leo passes on to the great White House in the sky.
No, that would be a bit too humorous considering the actor is really
dead.
I don't know. The same scenario occured to me earlier, and it seems
like the sort of thing that John Spencer himself would have been very
amused by. Certainly a lot better way to go then his "L.A. Law"
character's erstwhile colleague (the uber-shark who fell down the
elevator shaft).
Michele
2006-01-11 05:34:28 UTC
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Post by David Johnston
Post by Gerry
Post by Pat Farrell
Of course, that isn't going to have any chance given the events.
Oh, the writers might just have them involved in some heavy exercise
late one night when Leo passes on to the great White House in the sky.
No, that would be a bit too humorous considering the actor is really
dead.
I don't know. The same scenario occured to me earlier, and it seems
like the sort of thing that John Spencer himself would have been very
amused by. Certainly a lot better way to go then his "L.A. Law"
character's erstwhile colleague (the uber-shark who fell down the
elevator shaft).
alfornos
2006-01-18 22:07:55 UTC
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Post by jabadoodle
I'm thinking back to the elevator sceen a few epps ago...
SPOILERS












Chenoweth was, and still is, Leo's kind of girl
By William Keck, USA TODAY

PACIFIC PALISADES, Calif. - Still mourning the loss of her beloved
West Wing co-star John Spencer, who died of a heart attack Dec. 16,
Kristin Chenoweth enjoyed a much-needed laugh Sunday night at a party
at the home of her pal Cheryl Hines (Curb Your Enthusiasm).

"He was like my father," said Chenoweth, who not long ago enjoyed a
conversation with Spencer about their own mortality. "We talked about
how we wanted to die, and John said, 'I just want to go quick.' And he
did."

Just a few days after Spencer's death, on what would have been the
Emmy-winning actor's 59th birthday, the whole West Wing crew and cast
gathered at Spencer's empty house for an impromptu memorial. "It was
very helpful for us to talk about him - and we even had a birthday
cake for John."

West Wing writers had been laying the groundwork for a red-hot romance
involving Chenoweth's character, Annabeth Schott, and Spencer's Leo
McGarry. Just last week, Chenoweth was still shooting scenes alluding
to a developing romance.

"They had me all happy, singing," Chenoweth said. "It was very awkward.
I think the writers are frantically planning something appropriate to
honor him, but we don't know what."

Chenoweth and Hines appear together as the wives of Jeff Daniels and
Robin Williams in the comedy R.V. It's due in theaters in March.

http://www.usatoday.com/life/people/2006-01-12-west-wing-chenoweth_x.htm
Nomen Nescio
2006-02-17 21:30:12 UTC
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Post by alfornos
Kristin Chenoweth enjoyed a much-needed laugh Sunday night at a
party at the home of her pal Cheryl Hines (Curb Your
Enthusiasm).
"he was like my father," said Chenoweth
LIKE her father? Look at the faces and shape of the heads.

Did you know that Ms Chenoweth was adopted as an infant?

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