WHO ARE THOSE AMAZING SECONDARY CHARACTERS THAT MAKE FOREVER HUM?

Maybe you can have a GREAT show with just the lead characters, but to have a REALLY GREAT show, you need some incredible secondary characters.  FOREVER has four.

MACKENZIE MAUZY plays Abigail Morgan, the love of Henry’s life since their meeting somewhere in Europe following the end of World War II. She accepts his immortality without a blink until she begins to age and he does not.  How unfair is that, ladies?  But love is eternal and no respecter of age.  A love story like this one is why I write Romance.

Lucas Wahl is Henry’s #2 at the Office of the Medical Examiner and his role is filled superbly by JOEL DAVID MOORE. I first saw Joel in an episode of Hawaii Five-O where he played the second in command of the Tsunami Tracking Center. Same role, different city. He is fun to watch, and somehow manages to overcome his many mistakes and help Henry join the world of the living.

DONNIE KESHAWARZ is Detective Mike Hanson. Mike partners with Jo Martinez and is always a step or two behind Henry in the crime solving department. However, Det. Hanson has a surprise of his own — he was once the lead singer of the Craniacs — and YES, the Detective/Donnie can really sing.

Last, but definitely NOT least, is the boss.  LORRAINE TOUSSAINT is Lieutenant Joanna Reece, a woman in tough profession, who shows exactly how capable she is at running New York’s 11^th Precinct. She’s a no nonsense professional, and I thought the straight face she kept when talking to Henry about his occasional naked swims in the East River was priceless!

So, here they are — the incredible cast of FOREVER, the best darned television show ABC has ever foolishly dumped.  What say you, Forever Fans?  Agree or Disagree?

As always, I remain -

Jayne Nichols

www.nicholsanddymes.com

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