Well, hello. Welcome to Northern Disclosures. I'm Rob Mara, and this is the beautiful

Janine Turner. We've been doing this now. This is our third episode, but you're going to see a lot of smiles today because I know one of my favorite people on the planet is joining us, and I'm pretty sure Janine feels the same. Mine too, yes.

And so every episode, we look at a different episode from the show. So now we're up to episode three, which we're going to talk about and then kind of go wherever. Because when you talk to John Corbett, you never know where the topic's going to go. And that's the fun of it. And how you doing, Janine? You look very adorable with your blonde hair and your groovy glasses. My hair changes like every show, so it'll be a different color next

week. I love it. I love the kind of just the wildness of it. It looks really cute. This is my wild

look. This is, my curlers didn't have a chance to totally dry look. This is what this is.

Well, I like it. Anyway, it's so fun to be with you again, Rob. I'm absolutely loving doing this and to be

able to watch these episodes again and to bring in super, super crass members and to relive

this glorious experience. And I thought that Soapie Sanderson was a really good episode.

I agree. I watched it last night. And,

you know, it's funny because I think I've said this before is because of the perspective I have

now, I see it differently. I see everyone else. First of all, everyone's just, I'm just so,

everyone's so beautiful. And I don't mean that just physically. I mean, there's something,

each of the people on the show had a kind of beauty in their soul. And seeing that from a, I can see it from a distance. You know, we had our, you know, the daily workings with people you get, you kind of lose perspective. And so, and yeah, and I think that was interesting about that show for me was it really set up the Joel Maggie dynamic, you know, how they, how they would come close and then go apart.

And every time Joel would give a compliment, he would take it away with some stupid remark.

And so would Maggie O'Connell.

It's like, oh, wait, we flirted.

Didn't really mean it.

Didn't really mean it.

But it was a nice arc, I thought.

Each episode, especially in the beginning, it reintroduces another character.

So, you know, this was sort of Maggie's kind of introduction, I think, with the whole soapy

Sanderson.

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