Madeline Roy

My husband and I can hardly wait for the results show tonite. We feel any of the finalists certainly deserve to win, but we are plugging for CODI LEE. If he wins, I know I will be bawling my eyes out but in a therapeutic way. Not just because he is doing this with such physical challenges, not just because he is such a great artist and singer, BUT because he is truly a healing force for the universe, that's why everyone in the audience chants "Codi, codi, codi!" He's healing me every time I watch him. CODI, CODI, CODI! I'm sure I'm not alone if feeling this. MADELINE ROY

Wow! As a 76 year old woman who has denied being an alcoholic (dual diagnosis-depression and alcoholic) since adolescence, this film was riveting to me, only 1 day sober but this movie on TCM "showed up at the right time" for me. I hope watching this film marks the "last bottom" for me. I will re watch it if (no denying, the urge lurks like a devil every day) I get the urge to drink. Thank you Susan for your fantastic portrayal. Madge Roy

I love this show! Being an Agnostic raised Orthodox Jew, I find it to very inspiring. Love the relationship between Victor French and Michael Landon. I can't stop watching it. I'll bet Michael Landon was a wonderful man to know so spiritual evidently. I stayed up all night, especially Episode Two about the little terminally ill child who "touched the moon" on his death bed. Cried my eyes out, needed to. They don't make shows like this anymore. (MADGE) Roy.

I love this show! I live in an apt bldg in the Koreatown section of LA - and I only wish the residents in my bldg looked out for each other like the Village. My friend lives in one of those million (or is it two million) dollar lofts downtown, everybody sequestered in their wealth, we need more communities like the Village, the people seem so real, not like actors, already planning on getting the first season DVD when it comes it. "It takes a Village!" Madeline Roy