#chris in the morning

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“Ghastly grim and ancient raven wandering from the nightly shore— Tell me what thy lordly name is on the night's Plutonian shore. Quoth the raven, ‘Nevermore’.” Well, that's how Mr. Poe saw the raven.

NORTHERN EXPOSURE 3.10 Seoul Mates

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Enjoy it while it lasts, folks, because it won't be long 'til Cicely's breaking out her snowsuit and mukluks.

[daziechane]

Y'all. I am TRANSPORTED.

[20y2]

NORTHERN EXPOSURE 3.16 Three Amigos

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Oh to be a disc jockey in a tiny Alaskan town

[vertigoartgore]

Actor John Corbett as the DJ Chris Stevens in Northern Exposure.

[chrisinthemorning]

"Well if it's any consolation Maurice, your feelings aren't instinctual. It's cultural. It's learned behavior. So, you can unlearn it."

— Chris Stevens (S3 E10 - Seoul Mates)

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NORTHERN EXPOSURE 1.02 Brains, Know-How & Native Intelligence

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Northern Exposure

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Chris Stevens (“Chris in the Morning”): I can see how that can be a problem. You know, it's like Jung says, “The unconscious is revealed through the imagery of our dreams, which express our innermost fears and our desires.” 

Bernard: Jung said that? 

Chris: Yeah, I think it was Jung. Or maybe Vincent Price. 

~ Northern Exposure, season 1: “Aurora Borealis” 

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BERNARD: Welcome back to K-Bear radio. You're listening to Chris in the Morning. Chris in the Late Afternoon actually. And this isn't Chris Stevens. It's Bernard Stevens, sitting in for my brother, Chris. Chill, Cicely. For the names may change, the tune remains the same. And by the way, my brother Chris would like to thank all of you who've called in to express your support. We're all hoping for a speedy recovery from whatever it is that's been afflicting him of late. In the meantime, a big hello to all of you out there from all of me in here. As you may know, I spent the last three months in Africa, a wondrous, magical place. But as shadows lengthen across the K-Bear window, thoughts turn to homecoming, journey's end. Because, in a sense, it's the coming back— the return— which gives meaning to the going forth. We— We really don't know where we've been... until we've come back to where we were. Only where we were may not be as it was because of who we've become. Which, after all, is why we left. Do you have anything to add, Chris?

NORTHERN EXPOSURE

3.21 It Happened In Juneau

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I understand that our trees have quit their howling. End of a crowd-pleasing phenomenon for us, perhaps, but resumption of business as usual for them.

Ah, yes, life in the slow lane, as it should be. Y’know, if our timber were to speak again, I got a feeling it would probably say something like, "Hey, people, enough."

[carrickbender]

So last night I had to get out of my hotel room, so I took off and headed towards Roslyn, Washington. Now if this sounds familiar, this town was the set for the very wholesome TV show Northern Exposure. It's a gorgeous little town filled with turn of the century houses that were hastily put up to accommodate the coal miners. I took a drive a bit further up the valley to Ronald, Washington, but unlike Roslyn which sounds like Old Crow Medicine Show, Ronald sounds like straight up banjos. But I got a nice piece of coal, and enjoyed the drive.

Sometimes the little out of the way places are the best.

[20y2]

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Northern Exposure, Jules et Joel (03E05)

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