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Subject: So Graham Norton

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BoyScoutKevin

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Date Posted: 18:35:15 02/09/03 Sun

He has one of those accents that seems to come and go at odd moments.
If his guests are good sports, so are their escorts that show them to the stage. No amount of money would get me to wear some of the costumes, they have to wear.
Her three most notable works: "Castaway," "Lair of the White Worm," and "L.A. Law." Her most recent, eleven years ago, but she has seemed to accept with good grace, that her most notable works are behind her.
I did learn one thing from watching the program. Some of her scenes in "Lair of the White Worm" were shot in front of a blue screen. I should have guessed that.
I see that the photos shown of her from "Lair of the White Worm," none of them were from her scenes with Kevin the Scout (Chris Pitt.) I guess even for a man like Graham Norton, that might be hitting below the belt.
I see that she has a good sense of humor. Both in character and out of character.
Actually, it was good to see her out of character, but, would someone tell her to get a haircut, or at least get her hair up off her shoulders?
I was surprised at what good prizes were given to the audience memebers in the audience participation part of the program.
Until next week, when I'll have to talk about "The Thorn Birds: the Missing Years" . . . Enjoy!

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