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Perhaps confused by the old UK tv series ‘Never Mind the Quality, Feel the Width’. Of course they are quicker-witted those Brits, compared to our particular style.
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I don’t think much of this updated Ken. They should have used as model Ted Danson from Cheers – known for his great hair. See what I mean – now there’s a real-looking man playing a bartender. What’s Luxon playing at?
https://outsider.com/entertainment/cheers-ted-danson-opens-up-struggles-acting-sitcoms-front-live-audience/