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Tuesday, March 5, 2013
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Posted by Grant Brissey on Tue, Mar 5, 2013 at 9:12 AM
Speaking of throbs, Rick's son Liam Springthorpe* is gonna be on the show, too! Here's the hot scoop on Rick's feelings about returning to work on the show, as told to People.com:
I don't think any of us are good at keeping in touch. It's like workmates that you like, or you get together with an old band and you are instantly back to where you were. There's nothing that needs to be maintained. It wasn't that kind of friendship. It was a work thing.
Riveting stuff, Rick!
*I did not make up this name. I tried to learn more about Mr. Springthorpe, but his Wikipedia did not display on the first page of Google results, so I gave up.
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I don't know if it's the photoshopping, or cosmetic surgery, or just some very weird makeup, but his face looks plastic. Combine that with the same one-day-growth goatee and hairstyle Michael Jackson sported, and the semblance to the deceased King of Pop is very disturbing.
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