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So the mun has issues with Paul Gross' voice. Let's not make a big thing out of it.
Listen to Fraser tell an Inuit story!
Fraser and Vecchio sing. And keep singing (my personal favorite). And sing a little more. While Fraser has a head injury.
Fraser distracts a group of sailors.
The best song about a shipwreck on the Great Lakes that you will ever hear. Seriously. This was on the second "due South" soundtrack and featured pretty heavily in the episode Mountie On The Bounty. The title of which I just like to say.
At the behest of a prisoner, Fraser entertains a cell block when he and Ray (Kowalski) visit a women's penitentiary. Another prisoner wanted to "taste [his] musical ride", so, yeah, he went with the singing.
Ride Forever. Enough said. Fraser sang this on the show, also.
Man On A Bicycle. Paul Gross and David Keeley. Love! This song is... interesting.
Voodoo. So is this one. Also it's hot.
Kiss You Till You Weep. Not as hot as this one... which I will be the first to admit is wildly cheesy but redeems itself by being kind of dirty.
Random dialogue clips: Fraser and Ray tuck in on the floor, Fraser gets an unexpected visit from his father, Fraser gives Ray a little help mirandizing a suspect, Fraser is concerned about having told a lie, Ray has a very keen eye, Ray also has his priorities in order, wolf vs. turtle.
Listen to Fraser tell an Inuit story!
Fraser and Vecchio sing. And keep singing (my personal favorite). And sing a little more. While Fraser has a head injury.
Fraser distracts a group of sailors.
The best song about a shipwreck on the Great Lakes that you will ever hear. Seriously. This was on the second "due South" soundtrack and featured pretty heavily in the episode Mountie On The Bounty. The title of which I just like to say.
At the behest of a prisoner, Fraser entertains a cell block when he and Ray (Kowalski) visit a women's penitentiary. Another prisoner wanted to "taste [his] musical ride", so, yeah, he went with the singing.
Ride Forever. Enough said. Fraser sang this on the show, also.
Man On A Bicycle. Paul Gross and David Keeley. Love! This song is... interesting.
Voodoo. So is this one. Also it's hot.
Kiss You Till You Weep. Not as hot as this one... which I will be the first to admit is wildly cheesy but redeems itself by being kind of dirty.
Random dialogue clips: Fraser and Ray tuck in on the floor, Fraser gets an unexpected visit from his father, Fraser gives Ray a little help mirandizing a suspect, Fraser is concerned about having told a lie, Ray has a very keen eye, Ray also has his priorities in order, wolf vs. turtle.