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It is Friday, February the 20th, and Eric Dane, aka Dr. Mark Sloan, but more affectionately,

aka.

McSteamy, has died at the age of 53.

And with that, welcome to this episode of Amy and T.J.

Robes immediately, people know the face, maybe not immediately the name, but you certainly know McSteamy,

but Eric Dane's name had been in headlines for the past year for reasons other than his acting.

Yes, he announced just a year ago that he had been diagnosed with ALS, Luke Erig's disease, a cruel disease. It's rare,

but my God, it is a debilitating disease, and he was very public about it. He wanted to raise

awareness. He wanted to raise funds. He wanted to do something with this last year of his life. He didn't know how soon it would

come actually, but this is just a devastating diagnosis for anyone. And we've been watching him

this past year, just find peace with it and speak so lovingly of his daughters and what matters.

It's just, it's a lesson to all of us when we see someone's life cut so short.

He was such a bright star.

And to see everything just shut down in a year, we can all learn a lot.

And he is a star and a name and a face and really a popularity on a show that is, we'll go down in television history.

So that is why people know his name and his face and really robes with a show,

Gray's Anatomy that has the following and the success it's had over years. If you play a prominent

role in that show, you will forever be remembered and he will be. That is so true. And I was telling

you, I was pregnant with my youngest daughter when he made his first appearance, which just so

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