Not Just "The Son of Walter": Peter Jacobson

Not Just "The Son of Walter": Peter Jacobson
A place for all your musings on Peter Jacobson, who I enjoyed very much in The Lost Room

Mini-Stud? ETA: Oh never mind. I'm clearly confusing the actor with his character. I should probably just stay out of threads that don't actually interest me. :-)

How about "Character Actor Extraordinare" because the dude is in everything.

I only remember him having an awesomely cute dog in Will and Grace...

"Yes, my Dad is Walter Jacobsen".

I always think of him as Not-The-Golfer, but then I'm a golf dork (and spelling should count).

So will only Chicagoans (Chicagoites?) get a reference like "Son of Walter"

I feel like I grew up with his dad shouting at me from the TV. And it's Chicagoans, BTW. ;)

I watched The Lost Room again yesterday, and Wally's still my favourite character from it, plus I want that bus ticket - would definately come in handy :D

OOoh, I loved him The Lost Room too. I'm wondering how many other people have seen it here? I could definitely use that bus ticket! Especially on the subway on my way to work. Heh.

I never watched "The Lost Room". I take it I should put it in my netflix queue? Because of the Krause factor, I tivo'd it when it initially aired, but I have a really bad track record with mini-series. It had eventually lived there so long that I was running out of space, so I deleted it. I have a feeling that that is what's going to happen with "Tin Man", which is currently living in the tivo unwatched.

The Jacobson's lived two doors away from me when I took an apartment in Wilmette, Illinois just after college. I would occasionally wait for the bus to the commuter station with Peter.

Because of the Krause factor, I tivo'd it when it initially aired, but I have a really bad track record with mini-series. It had eventually lived there so long that I was running out of space, so I deleted it. I have a feeling that that is what's going to happen with "Tin Man", which is currently living in the tivo unwatched. It wasn't the most brilliant thing ever, but I definitely enjoyed it. I liked the concept. I've currently got Tin Man waiting for me as well. I really need to get to watching that...

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