TVLINE | When I spoke to Timothy earlier this year, he noted how
patient and caring you and Psych creator Steve Franks were with
him throughout the process.

None of us really knew what to expect, including Tim. Each day was a lesson
that we could learn for the next day. We were rewriting stuff based on the
experience we were having with him on set. He was learning in real time what
he felt comfortable doing, what he didn’t feel comfortable doing. He had no
reference point for it. So it was basically figuring out what his sweet spot was
going to be for this two-week period and then just rewriting to that as needed.

He was nothing short of remarkable in terms of what he was able to handle…
changes he was able to make, taking direction, putting intentions into scenes,
playing jokes different ways. This is someone who, coming out of the stroke,
wasn’t even sure if he was ever going to be able to walk again. Certainly no one
was talking about him being on a set again. And to watch that f–king triumph
of spirit, live and in person… talk about respect, man. It was powerful stuff. And

it was a very emotional experience. I’ve always had untold respect for Tim, not only
because of his talent but because of the job he does as a father and a husband and
the way that he always balanced it all. And now I look at him and the strength and
the fortitude and the infinite positivity that he has surrounding this is just humbling
. It knocks you on your ass. I love that dude.