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Subject: Hornblower

Author:
sue

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Date Posted: 05:38:25 03/25/02 Mon

Hope all the other UK visitors to this site enjoyed the first part of The Hornblower episode, featuring DW as the sadistic Sawyer, as much as I did - can't wait for tonight's follow-on. In fact yesterday was a bumper DW day for TV with a showing of Titanic as well, one of his more acceptable film roles. Tried Tron for the first time the other day and had to give up - even the sight of DW couldn't save it for me.
To Jen - what about 'A Suitable case for Treatment' - or is that too obvious??
Thanks for putting me out of my misery re those inane messages - was beginning to get seriously concerned about the calibre of certain fans!!!

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[> Subject: Re: Tron & Stuff

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Jen
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Date Posted: 11:09:50 03/25/02 Mon

>Tried
>Tron for the first time the other day and had to give
>up - even the sight of DW couldn't save it for me.
Tron can't be watched on regular TV. Find someone with a big screen TV and a DVD player.
>To Jen - what about 'A Suitable case for Treatment' -
>or is that too obvious??
It's actually not obvious enough for US visitors. They won't get the movie reference.