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Companion Kate
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 Posted: Tue Apr 21, 2009 10:59 am Post subject: Season 5, Episode 7 |
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Galumbits
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You all are being very quiet.  Are you hunting wabbits? |
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Dani
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| Posted: Fri Apr 24, 2009 2:41 am Post subject: |
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I listened to it last night.
The intervew was good. Cant say that the sci-fi revew got me exited though. But thats only personal preference. I did wiki it, and have a look at part of an episode, but its not my thing.
its not a critisism. The show just didnt engage me as much as previous shows. A bit like heart of gold I suppose. I didnt like that episode either of Firefly, but others did. Different horses for different courses. And I know that the next show you put out, I will love. Just didnt love this one as much, tis all.
plus, I was depressed when i was listening. Not a great frame of mind. And I still miss Burt and Harry. |
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ningjingde ren
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| Posted: Sat Apr 25, 2009 12:26 pm Post subject: |
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So now we know what happened to those Fox executives who 'left' the organization after Firefly was cancelled -- they got jobs at NASA.
I always liked La Femme Nikita -- it had a distinctive atmosphere which made it unique. What Miranda said about the character interactions was correct -- their ups and downs over the years kept on going -- though I should admit to having missed many episodes, so I didn't always understand where they had got to. The constant tension in the workplace was not pleasant, so it was a long way from Firefly in that respect, but the characters were alike in that they were deperately seeking serenity (cf. The Signal/s5/e4).
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Galumbits
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One of the things that is a joy and frustration about the Broadwaves reviews is how long my Blockbuster Online queue is getting. So many good shows, so little time! LFN is another show to add to that list.  |
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Lushy
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| ningjingde ren wrote: | So now we know what happened to those Fox executives who 'left' the organization after Firefly was cancelled -- they got jobs at NASA.
I always liked La Femme Nikita -- it had a distinctive atmosphere which made it unique. What Miranda said about the character interactions was correct -- their ups and downs over the years kept on going -- though I should admit to having missed many episodes, so I didn't always understand where they had got to. The constant tension in the workplace was not pleasant, so it was a long way from Firefly in that respect, but the characters were alike in that they were deperately seeking serenity (cf. The Signal/s5/e4). |
Ren I did the same thing the first time around. Missed episodes and such. When I finally sat down and watched the whole series from start to finish did I appreciate the full spectrum of the plot twists and such.
Sorry you didn't like the idea of LFN Dani. I didn't figure it would be for everyone that is a Browncoat, but I enjoyed it a lot. You may like some of the other spy shows I review later.
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