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quote:Originally posted by Lee: That comedy with Judy Dench? Oh, what was it called? Oh, yes - The Chronicles of Riddick. 8)
(nah, I know the one you mean, had Geoffrey Palmer in it. AARGH, what WAS it called? I can't be bothered to look it up)
"As Time Goes By". I was so hoping Palmer would end up being Mr. M in the bed with her in Casino Royale.
quote:Originally posted by Jason Abbadon: Brisco County Jr. rocked. When I met Bruce Campbell (just before Spider-Man was released- the weekend of 9/11 in fact) he had all sorts of cool stories and signed his first book for me. The guy's super cool in person.
Something I'd forgotten till last week (when I bought the first Spidey movie)- Uncle Ben drives the Evil Dead car.
Yeah, I knew that from the book. I have the next edition that has the addendum of the book-signing tour.
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quote:Originally posted by Lee: I think Lexx might have been on Five, because I could hardly ever get to watch it, because at the time I was living in one of the areas that couldn't pick the channel up.
So was I. In fact I don't think I got Five until I switched to Sky digital. Hell, I'm sure if I looked on the terrestrial tuner now, I'd be willing to bet the signal is still shite.
So I'm sure Lexx must have been on C4. I have vague memories of it being on late Friday nights, probably after Babylon 5 and just before that short lived sci-fi comedy panel show with Bill Bailey, Craig Charles & the ginger from who's line is it anyway...forget the name...had Claudia Christian & Shatner on it at some point...umm...Space Cadets? Not sure, it's been quite a while.
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Greg Proops, host of Space Cadets. Which I think was on Wednesday or Thursday night, definitely not Friday (I was footloose and fancy-free in those days, and went out on Fridays). B5 WAS on C4, but likewise never Friday night - s1 and s2 were on Tuesdays (or Thursdays?) at 6pm; s3 on Sunday at 6pm; s4 something like Wednesdays quite late, 11ish; and s5 on Sunday fucking lunchtime.
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Ok, so my long term memory is offically buggered, maybe I was watching the repeats or something. In my defence I did spend most of the late 90's partaking in wholesome Wiltshire cider, Guinness, tequila, malibu...uhh...domestos and occasionally some of that god awful stuff that looked and tasted like extra sticky mouthwash. Aftershocks. You have to be seriously pissed to drink that crap. Anyway, the latter half of that decade is a tad blurry for me.
As for Lexx, now that I think about it I may have have had Sky by that point, so I may have been watching it on Sci-fi. No clue what day.
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Well a few of those 39, I have never heard(thank goodness) Pissed off Jericho was canned
The Bionic Woman could have been so much better.
And I agree that JourneyMan may have been similar to the Time Travellers Wife (Great book), and had real potential.
And as far as Bruce Campbell is concerned, I first saw him in The Adventures Of Briscoe County Jr, and have been a fan ever since( love him in Burn Notice)
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