CNN depressing me right now

[IcyPeas]

they are showing Anthony Bourdain Parts Unknown episodes.

[RKP5637]

1. He was definitely interesting and fun to watch! It's so sad to see him gone! n/t

[Jewls2]

2. I love that show. Still watch, picking different countries.

I look at the man, and listen to him, watching him take in the areas and people and foods and cultures. Depression. I get it but man, what a waste.

Excellent show. I have learned a lot about the world around us thru his shows.

[katmondoo]

4. I still wonder why, why did he kill himself he had so much to give and so many of us loved him.

[cwydro]

6. Broken heart.

A cause of suicide for centuries.

Read up on that woman he was “dating.”

Very sad.

[Jewls2]

10. He had been struggling with depression for a lot of years.

You will hear some comments from him thru out his many shows about the bleakness he sees in the world. He had made references to it in the past.

[sammythecat]

14. You're right.

I posted elsewhere in this thread that his death was a shock at the time, but, in retrospect, doesn't seem quite so shocking to me now.

[IcyPeas]

5. yes, his shows were so great at discovering other

cultures through their food and sitting down with real people and having interesting conversations. he was an original. so real. sorely missed. I loved his Obama visit in Vietnam. That episode was so good.

[Jewls2]

11. Yup.

[applegrove]

3. I know. It is just not right that he is gone. His shows are timeless, though.

[shanti]

7. He is sorely missed!

Tony didn't suffer fools gladly, and spoke his mind. He detested Chump.

[Blue_true]

8. He did such a wonderful job letting people explain their culture and traditions in the places that

he visited. And the topper was the foods prepared there. Celebrate the life that he gave us.

[SharonClark]

9. Watching the Spain show

I love the food.

[luvallpeeps]

12. I hear ya. I feel the same. n/t

[sammythecat]

13. I know. I watched a little before going to work

and couldn't stop thinking about how it seemed he had it all. Renowned in his profession, best selling author, his own successful tv show allowing him to indulge his curiosity, and yet, one day in France he decided death was preferable to any more of his life. It was shocking then, but doesn't seem quite so shocking to me now.