I can understand some of it, given all that came with it and all he wanted to do as an actor. And for many many years, he was the loyal keeper of the flame in the mags re: Luke and Laura and their family. It was only in the mid-2000s when his tone really changed in print and his behavior with it. He has talked about clashing with Riche and Labine, etc. (as have both of them, I think) but in those actual years, onscreen or in the press, I can only ever remember him being a devoted hype man for the stories.
I'll tag @dc11786 as they've had so many wonderful thoughts on this era, and I'd be curious on their take re: Geary's response in the video on the last page.
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