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Praise indeed! It was reported here last year that Filthy Pervert Patrick Swayze had 5 Weeks to Live!, but he's still not dead... yet...
Then we discussed at great length the possible reasons why this sicko pedophile still hadn't died in our thread Why won't Patrick Swayze die?
Now God has given him pneumonia! Glory! Let's hope the latest blow for this sissy ballerina will be his last! Praise Jesus!
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Then we discussed at great length the possible reasons why this sicko pedophile still hadn't died in our thread Why won't Patrick Swayze die?
Now God has given him pneumonia! Glory! Let's hope the latest blow for this sissy ballerina will be his last! Praise Jesus!
Swayze in hospital with pneumonia
Patrick Swayze has checked himself into hospital for observation after contracting pneumonia, A&E President Abbe Raven said at a meeting of the Television Critics Association.
Swayze, who has pancreatic cancer, was scheduled to discuss his forthcoming drama The Beast.
Robert DeBitetto, A&E's programming senior vice president, explained his absence. "Patrick has asked that I tell you that ... he checked himself into the hospital for observation," said DeBitetto.
He continued: "Chemotherapy can take its toll on the immune system, and illnesses are a part of that. Patrick wishes me to tell you that he's very sorry he cannot attend, but plans to get back to promoting The Beast soon."
Earlier this week, Swayze told ABC's Barbara Walters that his year-long battle with pancreatic cancer put him "through hell" while he pushed ahead on his new TV series.
The 56-year-old actor also owned up to his fear: "Yeah, I'm scared. Yeah, I'm angry. Yeah, I'm (asking), 'Why me?'"
Swayze's spokeswoman, Annett Wolf, confirmed he was in hospital but would not provide additional details.
"In light of the news today, it's a bump in the road," said Vincent Angell, one of The Beast's co-executive producers. "We wish him all the best."
In the series, which premieres on January 15, Swayze plays an FBI veteran who trains a rookie partner played by Travis Fimmel.
Producers said they found out Swayze had cancer four hours after learning A&E had picked up the series 'The Beast'.
They also said filming was completed on all episodes of the first season and hoped Swayze could continue in the role for a second season.
Patrick Swayze has checked himself into hospital for observation after contracting pneumonia, A&E President Abbe Raven said at a meeting of the Television Critics Association.
Swayze, who has pancreatic cancer, was scheduled to discuss his forthcoming drama The Beast.
Robert DeBitetto, A&E's programming senior vice president, explained his absence. "Patrick has asked that I tell you that ... he checked himself into the hospital for observation," said DeBitetto.
He continued: "Chemotherapy can take its toll on the immune system, and illnesses are a part of that. Patrick wishes me to tell you that he's very sorry he cannot attend, but plans to get back to promoting The Beast soon."
Earlier this week, Swayze told ABC's Barbara Walters that his year-long battle with pancreatic cancer put him "through hell" while he pushed ahead on his new TV series.
The 56-year-old actor also owned up to his fear: "Yeah, I'm scared. Yeah, I'm angry. Yeah, I'm (asking), 'Why me?'"
Swayze's spokeswoman, Annett Wolf, confirmed he was in hospital but would not provide additional details.
"In light of the news today, it's a bump in the road," said Vincent Angell, one of The Beast's co-executive producers. "We wish him all the best."
In the series, which premieres on January 15, Swayze plays an FBI veteran who trains a rookie partner played by Travis Fimmel.
Producers said they found out Swayze had cancer four hours after learning A&E had picked up the series 'The Beast'.
They also said filming was completed on all episodes of the first season and hoped Swayze could continue in the role for a second season.
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