Mosquito Lake, Alaska on Northern Exposure, Ed

[2188los]

too bad their arent any frogs in Alaska.

[nursejokes]

I live in Mosuito Lake, Alaska, and there are lots of frogs. They are brown and bumpy. The really trippy part is that somehow, they survive the winters, and come back each summer, getting bigger and bigger. In fact, the local Tlingit tribes here have a frog clan or family.

[2188los]

@nursejokes Hmmm... I lived in Juneau for 18 years and not once did I ever see a frog and I spent a lot of time outside. My bad. I've never been to Mosquito Lake, so my mistake.

[BlueBellyfluff]

you all know these are actors? the real genius's are the writer who write down the words for the actors. Hail the writers of this show...so talented yet so un-understood.

[nayparty11]

i agree HHDV!

[princesspicox]

he sure i , but he's MINE , ALL MINE!

[HHDV]

OMG i would do anything to have a place to go eat like that..

Friends, Indians, A Natural- Sustainable Living.. I love Hawaii but it's not like a Northern Town, oh I miss the snow..

We need to take all these self serving $ pigs and send them to the same urban crucible to do their thing, and leave some natural space for those who can still appreciate and sustain it!

Real Indians need to be given a show, I loved the places I knew up in Quebec!

[TruTune]

Hear ya there.

[hunnefelddebra71]

I loved Ed! He was great! I wish I did see him in other things but I never did!He live sin LA with his family and that surprised me because I felt he would not like it there. So cute Ed is! Wado(Thanks in Cherokee)

[laylurikyu]

Darren Burrows was so brilliant in this role but he wasn't that great of an actor in anything else I've seen him in though. It's like his heart wasn't in any character he played except Ed.

[noisyrag]

I haven't heard him talk outside of this show. Does he really sound like that or does he sound more like his sexy dad (Billy Drago)?