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I think that this is a good series. I saw it back in 95. I think that it was made in NTSC video tape format. So the quality is only fair, and you can't make it any better. You can't find this show anywhere hardly.
teckk, that series on how the West was lost should be compulsory viewing for each American. It's not a heritage that enobles white folk.
I watched Bruce Almighty last night. I finished it, not ever guaranteed when I start a movie. I kinda relax with the slapstick Jim Carrey (as in 'the Mask'). The 'God' character was well cast as Morgan Freeman, and it was a change to see Jennifer Anniston cast as a person, not a ditsy blonde sex object. Her workplace was 100%, his was just wrong. But although the screenplay might have been written by a child, it worked.
This thread has gone awful quiet. But the competition is low for wifi channel space here, so I guess folks are out. This country got it's first ever orange warm weather warning, for daytime ≥30ºC and night time ≥20ºC.
Anyhow, I'm less mobile. I watched Brokenwood and it's light going even if the characters are undeveloped. Unforgotten was more interesting. It started off with apparently unconnected people, and an old body found in a bassement. The body had been murdered, and the unconnected people were all linked in various ways. By the last episode, we had the whole ugly story as the police uncovered it.
Let me see, look at:
The green sea
Whitstable perl
The beast must die
Professor T
Time
The Pact
The Furnace
Wakefield
The Pembrokeshire murders
The other one
After life
Life
There she goes
Season 3 The A word
CB Strike
The Nest
Belgravia
Deadwater fell
My life is murder
Ottoman rising
Traces
Us
And then...if you haven't watched these in a while. These will keep you busy for a week.
Star trek 1 the motion picture
Star trek 2 Wrath of Khan
Star trek 3 Search for Spock
Star trek 4 voyage home
Star trek 5 final frontier
Star trek 6 Undiscovered country
Star Trek Generations
Star Trek First Contact
Star Trek Insurrection
Star Trek Nemesis
I watched Brokenwood and it's light going even if the characters are undeveloped. Unforgotten was more interesting.
I remember Brokenwood, and I remember I stopped watching after 1 or 2 seasons, but I don't remember why anymore... hmmm...
But it was nice to see something different (New Zealand) while it lasted.
Anyhow, I think Unforgotten is new to me. Checking it out.
When I say 'police work primer,' in Unforgotten they are dealing with missing persons who turn up dead. It holds you more as the case gets started and develops.
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