Hugh has a very cool solo CD out...kinda like a cross between Leonard Cohen and Tom Waits. Introspective without being preachy. But it's all Hugh...growing up without selling out. He's gotten some of his tracks related to his TV show so you might have been already been teased by him. On his interview on Q TV it was very humble of him for crediting his wife for getting him through all the trashy life he went through...no regrets, just time to move on. And mixing film with music...there's not many out there that get both right. Rock 'on Hugh, life's too short.

I am a "Flashpoint" lover, and a lot of it has to do with how well all of the characters, but especially Dillon's "Ed Lane", come to perfect life in every episode. It appears CBS didn't get that memo, but fortunately for those of us here in Canada and other countries who HAVE networks who picked it up for a third season, we will get to see the further development of Ed Lane an his buddies in arms.

I have to say that Hugh's "Durham County" is a funky little story that I have had difficulty getting into, but the eye candy factor is very high. He also had an interesting recurring role on the ill-fated but wonderful sci-fi series "ReGenesis" which is actually where I first saw him deliver a character.

I did not see, but can imagine his comic turn in the terribly tasteless and utterly base movie, "Trailer Park Boys". I think he would have been good, but its just not my kind of thing, so I will have to settle for uber-cop, "Ed Lane" for now. And I can manage that one quite nicely, thank you!