I was just watching the pilot to Lois & Clark with the commentary option switched on.

One of the commentators was Dean Cain, who stated at one scene, that Teri Hatcher is a fabulous kisser… a fact I’m sure RDA would be able to verify.

I bet Pierce Brosnan would be able to verify that, as well.

Aahhh pooh!









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No doubt, she got soft lips.

ewww... sheep poo!!

now whos gonna clean that up??

Yeah he was lucky on that one and probably got to kiss Famke Janssen as well in Goldeneye.

Yeah I can see that comment being made about her.

I was watching a movie the other night and had to take a second look during a kissing scene and remembered thinking "Oh geesh, that dude's a sucky kisser. That poor girl." That's gotta be the worst. How you suppost to pull of a loving or sexy scene when your co-actor kisses like a dead fish?

Mmm Terri Hatcher

I wonder if Terri ever watches that dance scene from 'Cleo Rocks' and whether she recalls her MacGyver days fondly?

Probably not.. I recall reading or hearing that she doesn't have anything good to say about RDA.

That's why I started to dislike her.

Yikes! Well... some people easily forget where they started, don't they?

I think it has more to do with the relationship break up.. and the reason they broke up... things like he's self centered and a womanizer.

When she did her first episode of MacGyver - Season 1's "Every Time She Smiles" - he was 35/36, and if we believe that she is now 41 or 42, she was 20 at the time. Womanizer or not... he never tried to hide that part of himself. At the age 20, I don't think she was a particularly good judge of character, so a split was inevitable. I understand that she is an extremely intelligent woman, but I never liked her - I always felt she was manipulative and deceptive. (my personal opinion)

Yep. Pretty face but rotten character. I think she's also spoiled.

People often play opposite characters.

You see?
Told you she sucked!
Didn't like her from the beginning!

To me -honestly- I don't think she's pretty! A pretty face you say? I'd much rather look at Jessica Alba for instance.
To me Teri is just as ugly as e.g. Paris Hilton. From the outside as well on the inside.
I mean, take a good look at her face; it looks like she's hit the wall at full speed! Besides, she really looks anorexic! I wouldn't mind losing a couple of pounds, but she is wayyyyyy too skinny to be pretty.

Now, THAT's absolute bogus! A pile of doodoo that is!
Everybody who's dug into this man's life, knows that he's one of the least self-centered men in the world. And believe me, I've met my share of self-centered men! And he wasn't one of them! Ooooh, this quote infuriates me!

Now, THIS I can say I do believe. Even though I don't really think he's a womanizer for the fun of it (if he did, I couldn't even blame him), but I think he has this thing with commitment. Kind of like MacGyver had as well. Doesn't Jack O'Neill shy away from commitments as well? Ah anyway, I kind of understand what he feels, I feel somewhat the same

So, all this reaffirms that I was right hating this woman.

For a woman in her 40's she sure looks good.

A womanizer yeah. It's not because you don't want to commit, you can't share the sheets for one night. If you both agree on that than have your fun if not than it's Fatal Attraction!

well not knowing how they broke up or why.. its really hard to make a judgment.

Maybe she found out he was seeing others behind her back.. maybe she wanted more of a relationship... who knows? I certainly don't.

What I do know is that he admits in an interview with Jay Leno that he's seeing multiple women at once.. but I don't know if this was during his fling with Teri.. but it proves the womanizing theory.

That's true.

I also read in an older interview with him that he sees many women, but the women all know about it. That wouldn't bother me, but I guess if you are a woman looking for something more serious, you would want him to settle down a little and stop dating around so much. Again, that's not me!

Sounds like me too.

What celebrities say in interviews to put out there for their "public persona" and what gets said in pillow talk might be too different things.

Then again, she might have thought yeah he says one thing but I'll be woman enough to keep his interest and then got nothing but pissed off when she couldn't pull off what she'd hyped up in her own head.

When you hear Rick say on national television that he sees many different women and they all know about each other and then Teri gets quoted as saying "he was cheating on me all over the place" makes you wonder whos zooming who?

You had your chance.

ewww... sheep poo!!

now whos gonna clean that up??

Ewwww! Did I just step in sheep poo? Gross!

terri hacher....although she did seem a little perky in the show

Makes you wonder about the other women too: Sela Ward, Marlee Matlin, Katarina Witt, Lara Flynn Boyle, Dana Delaney and the mother of his child Apryl Prose.

He was Apryl from 1996-2002. What happened? Anyone know?

I know how Katarina Witt left, she wrote about it in all detail in her book, and since then I don't like her anymore. That was not nice. It was not nice to write it in the book (I wonder if RDA even knows about this) and not nice just to go like that.

For those of us who didn't read the book, do you care to elaborate a little? You chose not to like someone becuase they have broken up with your ideal man and wrote a book that reveals things? All of Hollywood would be in trouble if we all did that. I like certain movie stars but don't like their life choices (or all of them) or their politics. What did she claim that RDA cheated on her or say something else less than flattering?

Well, I have not read the whole book. My father has it, I always wanted to borrow it and read it in full, but then again I did not want to. If that makes sense.

A few years ago I bought a whole collection of RDA things - articles, posters, pictures and such. Among these things was part of a journal where they had printed parts of the book, and so I got to read it. I know my friend Paya has a full translation of this part, don't know whether it is in Czech or English, though. If you want to read it, I can ask about it.

This part is about how they got to know each other (how she used her connections to get to know him, to be precise, others would call it stalking), how she had to got used to that now suddenly the paparazzi (and girls) were after him and she got no attention at all, and a bit of time later when they were in Italy together, one morning she woke in the hotel, and asked herself "What am I doing here anymore?" and started to pack, and if he had not awoken by that she would have left without even saying good-bye. Now is that nice? I don't think so. Nobody deserves that, no matter what was before.

She also said that they did not actually spent much time with each other, both having their own careers and being busy. Guess that was part of the problem. Plus she also never could hold any of the men afterwards, also.

And as for RDA being my ideal of man, I want to state, I am not THAT kind of fan. Really. Guess I was the only one being totally calm when I stood next to him for the picture.

Maybe I have not seen all interviews that are out there, but I have not yet heard Rick saying a bad word about any of his previous partners. He is a gentleman in that way. So I just wondered if he gave permission for this book or not.

Maybe I was a bit harsh when I said that I don't like her anymore because only of that. Well, it's not that I hate her or anything, I feel just indifferent towards her. Through my whole school career we always heard about the sports successes (since it was the only thing the GDR was succesful in) so it just got old after a while and I had enough of that. It just did not interest me, and that they always tried to show her as the ideal to look up to, well, I did not like that either. You have to understand, that in Eastern Germany it never was only about the sports, sports always was politics also. And she had to play along to be able to travel to all these Olympic games and such, otherwise they would not have let her. Everybody had to do that.

And nowadays - she might be a good ice-skater, but whenever I see her in a show, talking or even attempting to run the show herself, I feel that she has it not in her, to be an entertainer, and well, I just don't like her attitude. Sue me. So this was only the last straw, I guess.

The book is called Only With Passion: Figure Skating's Most Winning Champion on Competition and Life. I assume it's the same one Astra's talking about.

I found this in a review. Don't know if it's an actual excerpt from the book or not:

Jasmine then asks Katarina if it is true she once dated "MacGyver"! Yes, she uses the name MacGyver, almost as if she could not remember the actor's name who played him! (Richard Dean Anderson.) Instead of getting huffy, Katarina smiles sadly and reflects on how neither she nor Anderson were willing to move to the other's continent and that killed the romance, which however was quite "intense." What's little known is that MacGyver himself (RDA as his fans call him) isn't a bad skater himself! In love, Witt advises,"if you want to become really serious, to have the relationship work, then somebody has to play second violin." Doesn't she sound charming and old world, where we in California might say, "second fiddle"?

I wonder who was having the proplem playing second fiddle? I think at the time, MacGyver was over and it was the height of Witt's career. But then again... he was still MacGyver.