Saying he had a bad day is one thing. Saying he is ALWAYS bad with one particular actress or in one particular kind of scene is another thing entirely. The former is reasonable. The latter indicates that the viewer is biased against a certain storyline. -- At The Bayberry

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Date Posted: 19:37:55 03/20/01 Tue
Author: Curious
Subject: Saying he had a bad day is one thing. Saying he is ALWAYS bad with one particular actress or in one particular kind of scene is another thing entirely. The former is reasonable. The latter indicates that the viewer is biased against a certain storyline.
In reply to: Louise 's message, "You mean RH NEVER has a BAD day? WOW! any actor can be brought down by an inferior partner like throwing a damper on a fire." on 19:08:17 03/20/01 Tue

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