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Re: Horatio Hornblower

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Lady Lygeia

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Date Posted: 12:10:29 04/06/01 Fri
In reply to: Melissa 's message, "Horatio Hornblower" on 13:14:34 04/03/01 Tue

>DW received a rave review for his performance in the
>upcoming Horatio Hornblower series on A&E. The critic
>used words like 'amazing' and 'bravura'. The episodes
>air on April 8 and 15 at 8:00 PM.

And why wouldn't they? :) It is well they should! I will be watching of course. Good to see you again!

I also saw on Sci-Fi Channel the episode of Babylon 5 that Mr. Warner starred in. I have it on video but watched it anyway. I really enjoyed his performance, although I'm not a big science fiction fan anymore.

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Jen again
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Date Posted: 13:00:18 04/09/01 Mon

>I also saw on Sci-Fi Channel the episode of Babylon 5
>that Mr. Warner starred in.
Aw, jeez, I look away for a week and look what happens!
Hornblower was pretty freaky. I came in on the first showing while I was getting laundry together and it was the scene where he's laid out with blood on his head. I flashed back to that Star Trek movie (what number, VI?)! Just my luck, he's already dead (!!!!!) I thought. It was repeated right after and I saw some of the cooler scenes but my husband forced me to shut it off because he didn't like all the bleeding and beating and stuff. It was too depressing (and with all that rain I was getting kind of down too). Well, chalk another sympathetic bad guy up for him! The print version of TV Guide has a small photo, not too sure about the story, is that online too or should I actually fork over dough for it?

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Author: Cin�philia [ Edit \| View ]	Date Posted: 03:46:26 04/10/01 Tue You can find it on TV Guide's site. http://www.tvguide.com

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Author: Jen [ Edit \| View ]	Date Posted: 08:53:18 04/10/01 Tue >You can find it on TV Guide's site. > >http://www.tvguide.com Thanks! They really make you dig. It's also an asp file so you can't really bookmark it. There's really nothing in the article. And, the online photo is pretty murky. I may just buy the mag, I just think it's so expensive. We'll see.

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Author: Cinephilia [ Edit \| View ]	Date Posted: 13:47:31 04/14/01 Sat I tried to save the photo, but all I got was a Java script!!! The rascals! Pretty soon, I won't be able to steal photos from other sites anymore!!!