Welcome To The Dance....

[Raven Wolf]

Hey, I thought THIS was a pretty passionate, sexual moment....from "Paper Dove".

[He twists her around, pulls her close to him, kissing her cheek. They

both laugh. Then they embrace and she kisses his neck. ]

  Catherine: "Yeah, did you catch Dawn's little digs?"

  Frank: "Mm-hmm."

  Catherine: "I'm sorry."

  Frank: "Family. Why don't you take a bath, get into

  bed. I'll see if your parents have any of that Dutch

  cocoa you used to make me."

  Catherine: "Oh... I appreciate your doing this. I

  know it's not exactly a vacation."

  Frank: "I like being away with you. Makes me feel

  kind of naughty."

[Catherine laughs.]

  Catherine: "In my parents' house?"

  Frank: "They still don't know?"

[Catherine laughs again.]

Personaly, I PREFER that kind of man... the stable, sensual, loving, dependable type!

[HighPlainsDrifter]

sounds like me, cute..cudly....lovable...hugable

[Walkabout]

I love that scene!! Frank letting his gentle side and emotions show ..a rare treat and then they had to ruin it in the next ep when he goes ugly and hacks the polaroid man in a blind rage... ah well.. water over the dam..

[Raven Wolf]

Well, see...? This is just what I've been talking about. There cannot be good without evil, dark without light, etc. Frank was able to hold both of those aspects within himself... The ability for great love, and for cold, calculated violence, when those he loved were threatened.

[The Old Man]

Don't forget, Frank and Catherine get their exercise the old fashioned way!

[Raven Wolf]

[Walkabout]

whoo yahhh.. nice to know 'old not dead' holds true.. .. whoopie !!

[hippyroo]

cozy little romp at the parents house.. I had forgotten that scene

[Guest arcanamundi]

Frank seemed to look right past those hot babes in the first show.

He didn't seem to have a very warm relationship at home... did they ever have a sexual momement?

And then season two has him separted from his wife, with a chick that really digs him hangin' aournd alot.. and Franks seems oblivious.  At her death Frank realizes that she was the only woman that really understood him.

Frank seemed asexual to me thoughout the series.  Did I miss something?

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Well there's no denying Frank Black was a troubled man in troubled times...

[The Old Man]

Yep, thank God he had the "Ladies of The Night" on his computer to keep him company!