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we all know that the beloved larry hagman that's no longer with us.rst of all, doing without him there? it must feel like a huge loss. then also how are you dealing with the passage of the character? >> for me i've been -- i consider myself my best friend is larry hagman. i consider him my best friend. i am completely satiated with hip, because there's no empty spot in my life where it comes to him. i miss the day to day. >> the day to day. i expect him to walk through the door, and i expect to see in the script where is the j.r. scene that i miss so much? >> you guys actually feel his presence on the set? >> yeah, yeah. i think that will last forever. >> he is such a part of the show in every aspect. i mean, not just his presence, but his reference and his everything, and his dressing room is still there, and he is still number one on the call sheet. >> that's nice. >> yeah. >> just how do you do with it in the script? how is that going to work out? >> we put him in a blender. >> oh, my god. >> yeah. yeah. it's puree j.r. too soon? is that too soon?

season two of dallas returns to television tonight with some of larry hagman's last scenes. the actor died of cancer in november. hagman will appear in at least five episodes. his death will be worked into the series as a murder. and the big we after that, of course, will be who killed j. r.? and that is your eye on entertainment. >>> good morning. you are watching wusa9 at 5:00 a.m. i'm jessica doyle. andrea roane is on assignment this week, one we are pretty jealous of. >> super bowl , we are not jealous at all. fantastic of course we can't wait to see it.

. >>> the world lost some beloved entertainers this year from larry hagman and andy griffith to davy of the monkees and adam yauch of the beastie boys. two deaths in particular stand out because of the lasting impact on american culture. dick clark, the eternal teenager, and the tragic loss of whitney houston. i can tell you're angry about what's happened here. the blame game has begun. boowt of peleantola l opeleantola haou? >> it's everything. all a package. all a package. everything comes together, i think. but for me, the fans are one of the biggest things for me. i really enjoy just going out and performing for the fans. the energy that they give me. >> when we return, so many scandals. and one interview that went right off the rail. yes, i'm looking at you, robert blake. >> it's not about me, is it? >> yes, it is. because you open that door, charlie potatoes. i'm not going to sit here and let you or anybody else kick [ bleep ] out of me without defending myself. and you can take that to the [ bleep ] bank, charlie. if you want to show me the door, that's fine, too. >>> three bi

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the season comes back on air featuring the late larry hagman as j.r. did and i don't want to know, but i am very grateful. >> darling, if i can still throw any weight around this town, i'd throw all the crap i pulled and you'll bounce back just fine. >> that's all you give me. >> there's the gal i know. >> brian: joining us now, j.r.'s long-time tv love, linda gray. welcome back to the couch. >> good morning. nice to be on the couch. >> steve: good to have you. >> brian: what were you thinking watching that? >> oh, boy. it's hard. it's challenging. it was one of the sweetest, sweetest moments, that scene, because we thought, larry and i said, oh, they're going to cut this out because it doesn't advance the plot, it doesn't do anything. we told the director and they all -- the crew and the director, they just shook their head and said no, that's always going to be in the show. because it was sweet. when was larry hagman as j.r. and sue ellen, that was a sweet moment. those are very rare sweet moments. usually he was doing something bad and she was drink

. >>> the world lost some beloved entertainers this year, from larry hagman and andy griffith to davyf the monkees and adam yauch of the beastie boys, but two stand out, dick clark, the eternal teenager, and the tragic loss of whitney houston. >>> i can tell you're angry about what's happened here. the blame game has begun. a lot of people want to blame bobby brown, a lot of people want to blame the music business, some people want to blame everyone. what do you think? >> well, it's all of the above and a whole lot more, but it boils down to you. you know, i was introduced to certain people and to certain opportunities to -- to use recreational drugs, and it boils down to whether i want to do it or not. and she was a strong-willed, strong-minded girl, and i can't say that it's all anybody's fault -- >> would she have gone down that route, do you think, without bobby brown in her life? >> well, without him, somebody else. if she wants to get high -- if you want to get high, you're going to get high. >> you think she had that tendency anyway? >> i think that we all as artists, because w