Comments on: Lois Nettleton 1927-2008 http://petersagal.com/wordpress/?p=50 Peter Sagal is an author, playwright, screenwriter, essayist and the host of NPR's Wait Wait...Don't Tell Me. Fri, 30 Jul 2010 08:09:08 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2.1 By: Michael Kovacs http://petersagal.com/wordpress/?p=50#comment-1245 Michael Kovacs Thu, 24 Jan 2008 04:14:13 +0000 http://petersagal.com/wordpress/?p=50#comment-1245 My name is Michael Kovacs and I am one of the few relatives of Lois Nettleton. For my entire life I called her my "Aunt".(There are photos of her holding me as a baby to one's of her and the rest of the family from last year.) Thank you so very much for your kind words about her. She was truly a woman of kindness and utmost professionalism. The lesson have passed onto my students is her discipline and her drive to always be on the top of her game. It was no accident she was so good.... Again, thank you for sharing your memories of her. It is greatly appreciated. My name is Michael Kovacs and I am one of the few relatives of Lois Nettleton. For my entire life I called her my “Aunt”.(There are photos of her holding me as a baby to one’s of her and the rest of the family from last year.) Thank you so very much for your kind words about her. She was truly a woman of kindness and utmost professionalism. The lesson have passed onto my students is her discipline and her drive to always be on the top of her game. It was no accident she was so good….
Again, thank you for sharing your memories of her. It is greatly appreciated.

]]> By: Elspeth O http://petersagal.com/wordpress/?p=50#comment-1224 Elspeth O Wed, 23 Jan 2008 03:18:36 +0000 http://petersagal.com/wordpress/?p=50#comment-1224 A rough day for the performing arts, what with the loss of Heath Ledger as well. A rough day for the performing arts, what with the loss of Heath Ledger as well.

]]> By: That Neil Guy http://petersagal.com/wordpress/?p=50#comment-1211 That Neil Guy Tue, 22 Jan 2008 21:41:54 +0000 http://petersagal.com/wordpress/?p=50#comment-1211 Wow. That sounds disturbingly like a thing a guy I knew named Scott would have done. And he'd been working as a personal trainer in LA after being unable to get any real roles as an actor and I really wonder if it's the same guy. And '91 is when he probably would have been getting a little desperate, not to mention long in the tooth. Was your guy, by any chance, from Texas? Anyway, thanks for the blog, Mr. Sagal, I've been enjoying it for some time now. Wow. That sounds disturbingly like a thing a guy I knew named Scott would have done. And he’d been working as a personal trainer in LA after being unable to get any real roles as an actor and I really wonder if it’s the same guy. And ‘91 is when he probably would have been getting a little desperate, not to mention long in the tooth. Was your guy, by any chance, from Texas?

Anyway, thanks for the blog, Mr. Sagal, I’ve been enjoying it for some time now.

]]> By: sharon http://petersagal.com/wordpress/?p=50#comment-1210 sharon Tue, 22 Jan 2008 21:17:09 +0000 http://petersagal.com/wordpress/?p=50#comment-1210 I *am* that old, and I saw the classic TW episode "The Midnight Sun" when it originally aired. Lois Nettleton will be missed. She was one of those steady actors who knew her craft and didn't have to "make headlines" by doing outlandish things. I *am* that old, and I saw the classic TW episode “The Midnight Sun” when it originally aired. Lois Nettleton will be missed. She was one of those steady actors who knew her craft and didn’t have to “make headlines” by doing outlandish things.

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