Huey Lewis on Blacklist

Studly Doright and I have been watching Blacklist on Netflix for several weeks now. Studly is way more into the series than I am. Most nights I sit and play Words With Friends while he watches the escapades of Raymond Reddington. Occasionally I’ll comment on something that’s happened on the screen, but for the most part I tune it all out.

But during last night’s viewing Huey Lewis turned up in an episode. I love Huey—his music, his voice, his adorable face, so I watched every second of the episode. It was sweet. I mean really sweet. The episode was a tribute to cast member, Clark Middleton, who passed away in 2020 from West Nile Virus. I had to wonder if Clark, like his character, Glen Carter, was a fan of Huey Lewis.

Rest In Peace, Clark.
Oh, Huey!

I think perhaps he was. A good man with good taste.

Peace, people.

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11 thoughts on “Huey Lewis on Blacklist”

  1. I’ll have to look for that episode. I too am a big fan of Huey Lewis. About a decade ago he used to come down to the Hard Rock hotel in Ft Lauderdale And give concerts. My friends and I went to see him perform there all the time.

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    1. I love his face. Poor Huey has developed Ménière’s Disease—a form of deafness, and he can no longer perform because, while he can still hear some sounds, he can no longer hear music.

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