ex cathedra: Separated at birth

Tuesday, December 09, 2008

Separated at birth

Always had a soft spot for Eric McCormack, Will, of Will & Grace.

Even as I find the show decreasingly good in reruns, I still think he is a damned handsome guy. Now I may know why.
He looks like one of my early adolescent pre-conscious crushes, George Maharis. No?

2 comments:

Unknown said...: The resemblance is uncanny... Was looking at George Maharis in the movie Desperado. I was like that's the guy from Will & Grace 😲; 10:45 PM, November 03, 2020
Unknown said...: i was watching Travelers starring mccormack and i said. GEORGE MARARIS🤯. doppelgängers.; 8:40 PM, April 24, 2023

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