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George Wendt and John Ratzenberger, who played Norm Peterson and Cliff Clavin respectively on the hit NBC sitcom, reunited 30 years after the last episode was filmed to say goodbye once more to the bar icon bar, now up for auction in Dallas. The bar - the actual physical structure, including a "three-part counter with brass balustrade, burgundy faux leather stools" and a "rear bar unit" - is open to the highest bidders as a part of the James Comisar Heritage Auction Collection. The bar has autographs from several actors, including wood carvings on its surfaces done decades ago by Ratzenberger, 76, and co-star Kirstie Alley. (The star features Rebecca Howe, for which she won a Golden Globe and an Emmy.) The bar is part of a larger auction of nearly 1,000 pieces from some of the most popular shows in the world. TV history, including Gunsmoke, I Love Lucy, Star Trek, The Office, Mad Men, Breaking Bad and All in the Family.
She continued: “I was able to stay awake and alert because I had the support and resources to ask for and get incredible help – medical, emotional.” "For many people, the difference between sobriety and use is not their willingness or their strength - but their resources. We don't have a system in place that makes it easy for people to do this. With people who are struggling to make
a living meet." She added: "There are so many people who deserve thanks here - I hope I've been frank with them enough, but today is a good reminder to give more. Every day is another. a lesson I was fortunate to learn, and I don't take it for granted. So, especially today, I'm grateful."
The actress and dancer also said she thinks Stephen has left her mark on the world: "I really think his legacy is his love, his light, his incredible grace. I think there's a source of uplifting energy that he's passed on to others, and I think if there's any lesson or anything we can take from this, that's what you show. It's not always the big picture." "No one doubts he's incompetent. He doesn't want to know," Holker said in her first interview since her husband's death with People. "He just wanted to be Superman and a protector of people." Holker, who first met Stephen in 2010 when they appeared as All-Stars on Fox's competitive series So You Think You Can Dance, said: "It was really difficult because I couldn't understand the story. what was going on at the time If you are thinking about suicide, please contact the Suicide and Crisis Line 988 by dialing 988, texting "STRONG" for Crisis Texting Call 741741 or visiting 988lifeline.org.
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