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Subject: Re: Being new to the page

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cheryl

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Date Posted: Thursday, September 20, 10:14:08am
In reply to: Heidi 's message, "Being new to the page" on Thursday, September 13, 02:04:58pm

I love Hank........he is a character needed in every town, mean yet gentle. He is handsome (flutter when he rips his shirt off after getting beer poured on him) and fiesty, a wonderful mix. I enjoy his character alot, the episodes featuring him were outstanding and really showcased William's acting ability, which is wide-ranging. I always loved the line "What's it like to walk on water Michaela?". After Sully, Hank's the man.

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Author: Heidi (Thanks) [ Edit \| View ]	Date Posted: Saturday, September 22, 01:12:55pm Hi Cheryl, thanks for your response. It is neat to see the many levels of Hank. Sometimes I can't stand him but I like that kind streak within him. William Shockley did a great job with him.