Kelsey Grammer

I thought I finally in a big franchise, I've made it.

They said, we're going younger and

you guys are all gone.

So I thought, oh, well, that's sort of, but it was a bit crestfallen after that, but it was, it was a fun kind of, you know, a dish best served cold when they came back 20 years later.

And I did a little revival.

I did a little appearance on what was called the marvels and people really responded to it.

It's been great.

I've been going around the world.

They're seeing people who go, oh my God, you're back.

You're beast.

So it's been really fun.

Thank you.

Nice to talk with you, Ben.

But to remember somebody in the grace of the good that they left you and the good that you had with them, that's more important than the grief. The grief is forever. It's just there imprinted on you. But it's only a crime if you allow the grief to overwhelm the imprint of the good.

But to remember somebody in the grace of the good that they left you and the good that you had with them, that's more important than the grief. The grief is forever. It's just there imprinted on you. But it's only a crime if you allow the grief to overwhelm the imprint of the good.

But to remember somebody in the grace of the good that they left you and the good that you had with them, that's more important than the grief. The grief is forever. It's just there imprinted on you. But it's only a crime if you allow the grief to overwhelm the imprint of the good.

He's uncomfortable.

He's uncomfortable.

He's uncomfortable.

What happened? It didn't seem to be a momentous thing for me. It was like, okay. I didn't really care for my acting teacher the second year. I was going to the acting school. I was sorry that wasn't going to work out. I took the news as if it were, you know, a graduation in a weird way, like a sign, a talisman, I guess you could call it, that said, you've got to go do something else.