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PsyLiam
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Member # 73

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Fantastic is perhaps too strong a word. I do like the series. I've liked most episodes I've seen. I think it's quite fresh. But I've never been overly motivated to watch it. Hmm.

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Sol System
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Who else has a BBC, I wonder?

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PsyLiam
Hungry for you
Member # 73

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Shh. The British British Broadcasting Corporation is but one of the many Broadcasting Corporations (from Britain) that exist. In Britain. Or, indeed, outside of Britain.

[This message has been edited by PsyLiam (edited April 18, 2001).]

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MC Infinity
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Very Interesting, so if they created a branch in Polynesia, it would be called the Polynesian British Broadcasting Corporation?

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Lee
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Member # 393

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Yes.

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Kosh
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I get BBC America, on Dishnetwork. Haven't watched it as much as I would like to. There are a few shows that I've heard you guy talk about, like "Eastenders" that I would like to see. The one time I got to set down and watch a while, they were running Monty Python.

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Michael Dracon
aka: NightWing or Altair
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Alright, alright! Enough already...

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