we sat down with larry hagman who passed away sadly last year at the age of 81.ning me now are two of his closest and dearest friends, patrick duffy and linda gray. welcome back to you both. i've got to say, i feel very tinged with sadness having you back on without a larry. it was such a special day for me when all three of you were here last time. to lose him a few months later, but having from understood from you how close you all were, patrick, how has it been dealing with his loss? >> it's -- it's a mixed sort of bag of feelings because, you know, the three of us were the best of friends and the good news about that is, nothing was left unsaid between the three of us. we were with larry literally right until a couple of hours before he passed. so there's none of the, wish i could have said or wish i could have made him understand this. but it's the day to day experience of being able to be in his presence that leaves an empty spot that you can't fill up. you wish he was there. he was so much fun. he was the biggest person i know in terms of being able to inc

so that's the joy of having larry hagman as a friend for 35 years. >> patrick, you were all there withight until the end and i heard that even right to the end he was cracking jokes and still the hilarious larry hagman that we knew him to be. tell me about those last few days because it sounded although obviously tragic that he was dying, at the same time, he had everyone that he loved and cared about around him. >> yes. and when he was still conscious and able to have a conversation with us, it was life as normal even though i think he knew even more than we did that it was a matter of days. but he was talking about what the future was going to be. that he was going to get this car and take it to los angeles but then the other side he would say, i don't have very long. we would say, oh, yes, you do. and he would say, i'm okay. i took a lot of mushrooms in the '60s. he said, i've been to the other side. it's all good. he actually meant it. he really did feel that he was okay with that because it was not going to be that much different from what he was experiencing at the moment. but it