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Jane Seymour and Joe Lando are revisiting their time on 'Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman', revealing they fell in love while filming the 1990s western drama. The actors, who played Michaela Quinn and Byron Sully, opened up about their on-set chemistry and off-screen feelings decades later. The interview has put Lando back in headlines across Google trends in Sweden and Canada.
- 2Jane Seymour and Joe Lando Say They Fell in Love on 'Dr. Quinn' Set▼‘Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman’ Costars Jane Seymour and Joe Lando Say They ‘Really Fell in Love’ on Set
Jane Seymour and Joe Lando, who starred as costars on the 1990s drama 'Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman', have revealed that they 'really fell in love' while filming the series together. The admission from the two actors has drawn fresh attention to their long-running on-screen partnership and the close bond formed during the show's run.
- 3Jane Seymour Reveals Pregnancy Losses While Filming Dr. Quinn▼Jane Seymour Opens Up About Pregnancy Losses and Carrying Twins During ‘Dr. Quinn’
Actress Jane Seymour has spoken publicly about experiencing pregnancy losses and carrying twins to term while starring in the television series 'Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman'. Seymour, now in her seventies, shared how she continued working through the pregnancy and what the losses meant to her personally. Fans have responded with support, praising her openness about a topic rarely discussed by stars of her generation.
- 4Jane Seymour's '90s Western Series Now Streaming Free▼Jane Seymour's Hit '90s Western Series Is Streaming For Free
Jane Seymour's hit 1990s Western television series, best known as Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman, is now available to stream for free. The news, reported by TVLine, gives audiences a no-cost way to revisit the acclaimed frontier drama that starred Seymour as a physician in the Old West and was a ratings success throughout the decade.
- 5Jane Seymour and Joe Lando Recall Falling in Love on 'Dr. Quinn' Set▼Jane Seymour & Joe Lando Recall Falling in Love While Filming 'Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman'
Jane Seymour and Joe Lando are opening up about falling in love with each other while filming the 1990s hit series 'Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman'. The former co-stars, who played Michaela Quinn and Byron Sully on the show, have shared memories of their off-screen romance during their time working together, offering fans a nostalgic look back at the beloved Western drama.
- 6Jane Seymour Reveals Real-Life Romance with Joe Lando▼Jane Seymour Reveals When She and ‘Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman’ Love Interest Joe Lando Fell in Love in Real Life
Jane Seymour has opened up about when she and her 'Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman' co-star Joe Lando fell in love off screen. The actress detailed the timeline of their real-life relationship, which grew out of their on-screen romance on the 1990s western series. Fans of the show have long been curious about the pair's behind-the-scenes dynamic, and her comments have renewed interest in the beloved series.
- 7Actor takes on Seymour role in ATI's Little Shop of Horrors▼Actor embraces role of Seymour in ATI’s ‘Little Shop of Horrors’
An actor has taken on the role of Seymour in American Theater Inn's (ATI) production of 'Little Shop of Horrors'. The story highlights the performer's embrace of the part in the cult musical about a hapless florist and a man-eating plant. No further details about the cast, run dates, or reception are available at this time.
- 8Jane Seymour Recalls Pregnancy Losses and On-Set Fears●Jane Seymour Opens Up About Pregnancy Losses and Fears Filming “Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman” While Pregnant with Twins
Actress Jane Seymour has spoken publicly about her history of pregnancy losses and the fear she felt while filming 'Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman' while pregnant with her twins. She revealed she worried constantly about losing the pregnancy during the demanding shoot. The remarks have prompted an outpouring of support and renewed discussion of her openness about a rarely discussed experience.
- 9Enthusiast builds Cray-1 supercomputer replica from old Mac minis●We don't need to go out for Cray Computing - we have Cray Computing at home. https:// arstechnica.com/gadgets/2026/1 0/a
A maker has built a replica of the Cray-1, the iconic 1970s supercomputer, using around 30 obsolete Mac mini computers. The project recreates the distinctive curved casing of Seymour Cray's legendary machine while recycling outdated Apple hardware. Tech enthusiasts are sharing it as a playful take on the 'we have it at home' meme, celebrating retro computing and clever reuse of e-waste.
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Tampa Bay Rays pitcher Ian Seymour spoke about his role heading into the postseason, along with details of his windup and other topics. The comments offer a look at how the club plans to use him in the playoffs, but little beyond the headline is known about the specifics of what he said.
- 11Seymour Center and IIRA Win Grant for Digital Literacy▼Seymour Center, IIRA Awarded Grant to Assist in Digital Literacy
Western Illinois University's Seymour Center and the Illinois Institute for Rural Affairs have been awarded a grant to support digital literacy efforts. The funding will help the two organisations assist communities in building digital skills, with a focus likely on rural residents who lack access to technology training. The announcement highlights ongoing efforts to close the digital divide in the region.
- 12All Thumbs Garden Club Brings Gardening Program to Jackson Elementary●All Thumbs Garden Club holds program at Jackson Elementary School
The All Thumbs Garden Club held a gardening program at Jackson Elementary School, according to a report in the Seymour Tribune. The club visited the school to run an activity for students, continuing its community outreach through hands-on garden education. Details of the program's content and participation were not disclosed.
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Tampa Bay Rays pitcher Ian Seymour spoke after helping his team tie the series, describing his role in the outing and what it took to get the result. The club levelled the matchup heading into the next game, and Seymour's performance drew attention from baseball fans following the series.
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Rays pitcher Ian Seymour held firm in the seventh inning of his latest outing, limiting the damage and keeping his team in the game, according to MLB.com. His ability to work out of a jam is drawing attention from baseball fans and analysts as the season progresses.