Hey, everybody out there on the Tomorrow feed.

We're coming to you today, Jess, Dave and I.

Hello.

With a little, you know, everybody's heard the sad news of Lance Reddick's passing,

and we want to get together and put something on the feed to do a little remembrance of him

and what a great job and an amazing person he was to work with on the show tomorrow.

Yeah.

He did such an amazing job with the role. And

back then and now, we talk about the fact that he had never seen Annie before. He was like,

does that let the sun come out tomorrow? Is that the one? Yeah. Like, yeah, that's the one.

And he did such an amazing job with the role. It was, you would never know he had never seen it. Well, how he embraced the story and everything. Absolutely. And loved it so much. And I think he loved being able to play a dad and to play comedy. He spent a lot of his career playing cops, especially cop bosses. He was always because of that voice, you know, he was always

a figures of authority. So being able to be a little goofy and to be a loving dad, I think he really,

and a hero at the same time was great for him. And I think just working with him on the show,

I'm sure you guys found the same way. He was just, he was just like a ray of sunshine.

He was just the nicest guy and absolutely the best

laugh of anybody i think i've ever heard yeah yeah yeah it was really really fantastic it was really

cool the only time i got to meet him in person was when we went into the studio for him to record his

song and one he was just such a delight to meet in person and really tall. But also,

he was such a wonderful singer. Yeah. I know I've told you guys this story before, but he

called me at home the night before. And I remember I was sitting on my patio and he was so nervous and I basically had to sort of,

you know, let him know that myself and my and the team that worked on all the music for the,

for the show had arranged just around him, you know, that this was about him. This wasn't him

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