| Subject: Re: Game Set and Match |
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BoyScoutKevin
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Date Posted: 13:04:16 03/26/06 Sun
In reply to:
Jon
's message, "Game Set and Match" on 16:08:18 03/22/06 Wed
>I was surprised to see a listing or three for a DVD
>copy of Game Set and Match on ebay. They appear to be
>copies from videotape. I cannot vouch for quality or
>the sellers, but I thought some would be interested in
>this. Ironically, I spent about a week around
>Christmas transferring some 20 year old videos my
>father in law just happened to tape of GSM when it
>aired in 1988 here in the states! I edited them and
>burned them to DVD. They are watchable, but quality
>is fair to good at best.
>
>I would be happy to share them with people here as
>long as they promise not to sell them for profit. I
>might ask something in trade or a few $ for postage if
>I get a lot of requests. Folks like Laura and Kev,
>I'd be happy to cover you for free for all the
>contributions you make to the site, just let me know!
>
>Jon
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>> Thanks, Jon. Now, if I only had a dvd player, which people are always after me to get . . . ?
>>
While I have seen it, when it first appeared on television, I'm afraid I remember little about it. (Not even our Amanda's appearance in it. And you'd think, I'd remember that, don't you?) And I'm unlikely to see it on television again, because Len Deighton, upon whose spy trilogy this program was based, was unhappy with the way his books were adapted. But, he likes the film adaptation of "Billion Dollar Brain," another adaptation of his books? There is really no accounting for tastes.
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Thank-you, Jon, but not at this time. Maybe, Laura . . .? And then she could give us a review of it. How about it, Laura?
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