Hello, everyone. Welcome to Northern Disclosure, where my fellow actor Rob Morrow and I,

Janine Turner, walk through every episode of Northern Exposure for this Watch podcast.

And we're thrilled that you're with us today for episode eight, Aurora Borealis.

And of course, I don't know if you're listening right now or you're watching us, but if you're

watching, you can also listen.

And if you're listening, you can watch. Rob wanted to make sure I said that. Yeah, absolutely. If you want to see Janine's beautiful face, you can go to the YouTube channel, and the name of it is Northern Disclosure. And so you could watch your listen. There you go. And Rob's beautiful face.

Thank you. I let you know, I'm so happy, A, because of our guests that we're going to introduce in a second, but, but B, this particular episode, which I watched again yesterday,

is, is, I would say, it's certainly one of my top. I always say there was 10 episodes of Northern Exposure that I thought were really extraordinary out of the 110.

And this is one of them.

And it's certainly, if not my favorite of the first season, one of two.

How about you?

Oh, well, one of two or three, absolutely, because it was so eccentric and brilliant and the music and the scenery and the

corkiness of everything.

Just the way opera music was played behind certain things.

It was just everything came together in this beautiful sort of genius.

And it was so quirky and fun.

And spiritual and metaphysical, and it touched on so many philosophical points and psychological points.

There were so many layers.

Young was quoted all the time.

And he was in it.

I mean, he's going to talk about.

It was so much fun.

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