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PETE WILDER, SAM BENNETT & COOPER FREEDMAN
PRIVATE PRACTICE | 1.09 "In Which Dell Finds His Fight"
PRIVATE PRACTICE, 4x21 - "God Bless the Child"
Tim Daly as Pete Wilder Private Practice 2.09 "Know When to Fold"
forever confused what went through the writers head when they decided that Pete's heart attack meant that him and Violet had to end? i don't see what one has to do with the other...
Charcoop & Paddison + glancing
PRIVATE PRACTICE | 1x08 - “In Which Cooper Finds a Port in His Storm”
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Im at season 6 of private practice now and let me guess, shonda fired pete's actor?
I was watching the below interview with Tim and he states that he hated filming Private Practice (32:17) which of course led me to re-watching Private Practice. I haven't watched it in about a decade, way before I was a Daly Stan but heavy into my ShondaLand phase. And while I can understand that he would hate the soapy nature of the show, (though I love primetime soap opera agnst) he acts circles around a lot of the cast and just does great work on the show. Even when Pete isn't the most likeable character, Tim's acting is just *chef's kiss*
There are so many moments and scenes that are just so freaking good but I just got to the season three premiere and WOW.
There is the little moment when Pete holds Lucas for the first time and Tim just captures the relief and awe in a wordless two seconds of screen time.
There is a flashback scene of Pete and Violet (Amy Brenneman's character) where Pete tells her about the night his first wife died. Tim has a beautifully delivered monologue that ends with him in tears and it's so good.
Honestly, even if you never watch the whole show, which to be honest isn't for everyone, do yourself a favor and watch Tim's scenes of the season three premiere A Death in the Family.
Oh, I haven't gotten to that part. I'm still enjoying the section where your discussing cheating on Pete with me, and then chucking me overboard. Not that I don't enjoy being described as rebound sex.
