Kate Walsh's (Grey's Anatomy) Estranged Hubby: Show Me the Money (and Furniture)

E!online ^ | Mon., Apr. 27, 2009 3:08 PM PDT by Natalie Finn

[Perdogg]

Kate Walsh's hubby doesn't think Private Practice should also describe her accounting methods.

The actress' soon-to-be ex-husband, studio honcho Alex Young, has filed court documents stating that the company that managed both his and Walsh's finances has engaged in "unlawful and unethical conduct" by refusing to hand over the documents he has requested pertaining to the couple's house and other assets.

[Perdogg]

ping

[utahagen]

I should be ashamed to admit this, but I watch Private Practice every week. At this point, I am watching to see if the show can top the prior week's episode's pro-abortion slant. (There's never been a show on television that so aggressively promotes the pro-abortion agenda.)

[rintense]

This is going to get ugly. Rumor is that the marriage was one of ‘beards’ as Walsh and the ex are rumored to be homosexuals.

[rintense]

I disagree. I though Naomi’s stance about being pro life and Catholic was nice to hear on a TV show. I think both she and Dell did a wonderful job of stating the pro life message.

[AFreeBird]

She campaigned for ZerØ.

[utahagen]

I saw one episode where the black doctor — I'm not sure of her character's name — explained her belief that life begins at conception in terms that made is purely about her subjective belief. And, later in that episode, that same (ostensibly pro-life) doctor talked another pro-life character OUT of OPPOSING an abortion if his anti-abortion stance was based on anything other than a personal, religious belief. The other character listened to her and phoned a woman he had sent away and invited her back for what turned out to be the pratice’s first abortion! It was ingenious and perverse: the show gave a nod to there being another side to abortion, then framed it in purely religious/personal reasons, freeing up anyone who had different subjective beliefs to promote abortion.

[Perdogg]

As much as I hate admit it, when I am at the gym every Thursday night and If it is not college football season I kind of get interested in Grey’s Anatomy.

[utahagen]

Kate Walsh is much too attractive and feminine to be a real lesbian. I think real homosexuality is physiological and is caused by hormone imbalances that are exacerbated by screwed-up childhoods. Many lesbian partners of real (i.e., butch) lesbians are straight women who are either nuts or in it for the money.

[rintense]

I would agree to some extent. Ever lesbian I know ( and I know quite a few since I play softball) had traumatic experiences with men, mainly sexually abused as girls.

As for Walsh, she is rumored to be on the D-Lo with Sara Martinez (Callie) from Greys.

[dfwgator]

Damn, she kind of turned me on in those Cadillac ads.

[rintense]

Sorry, Sara Ramirez. And yes, Kate is very sexy in those ads. I had a girl crush on her for a while. :)

[rintense]

Hmmm. That's not how I recall it. Naomi scolded Dell for bringing his personal life into a patient's choice (which Dell has been doing a lot since his girlfriend took their daughter away from him).

As for Naomi's standpoint of her own beliefs, I love that she said she's there to create life, not kill it, and that she never even learned the abortion procedure in med school because she was against it then too. You just never hear those 'views' from prime time characters. And, to top it all off, she's black. So yeah, I thought it was profounded significant.

[Perdogg]

Unfortunately the CTS is not so great.

[Perdogg]

What does D-lo mean?

[PapaBear3625]

D-lo, short for “on the down low”, means secretly engaging in homo sex while giving the appearance of being straight.

[rintense]

Down low... a closeted gay/lesbian relationship while your public life is het.

[Perdogg]

thank you. I thought I had my hood talk down.

[utahagen]

Naomi told Dell that if he had sent that woman away when she wanted an abortion because his religious beliefs were against abortion, that was ok; but if he sent her away because he felt guilty he'd ever wanted his daughter to be aborted, it wasn't ok. (As if religious beliefs or guilt about your own situation are the only reasons you could oppose abortion!) How many truly pro-life people would undermine ANY reasoning someone had relied upond to thwart an abortion? Also, what truly pro-life person would remain in a medical practice that performed abortions? I like this character, and it's good to see someone be pro-life for any reason, but the writers shrewdly trotted out the old canard that to be against abortion is to have beliefs based on purely religious or subjective beliefs. The fact is, science shows human life starts at conception. The pro-choice side loves to make the pro-life argument seem purely a religious one because, of course, teachings that are purely religious shouldn't be forced on other religions. That's why Biden and Pelosi defend their pro-abortion views by saying, “As a Catholic, I belief life begins at conception, but I can't enforce my religious beliefs on other people.” I have NEVER seen a character on network say, “I am against abortion, but my religion has nothing to so with it. When you look at a sonogram, it's obvious a fetus is a human life and I think it's morally depraved to dismember a human life for anyone else’s convenience.”

[rintense]

See, that’s why I think your explanation is flawed. Naomi’s reasons were based on religion, so she’d be a hypocrite telling Dell that he was wrong based on his own beliefs.