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Date Posted: 10:53:43 05/05/03 Mon
Author: Ann
Subject: Re: PQ, Week 5
In reply to: Jennifer 's message, "Re: PQ, Week 5" on 10:22:54 05/05/03 Mon

I see the show Saturday evening 7-7:45 PST. Now that I've looked things up on it, I think it's the Oregon PBS showing it in re-runs. It sounds as if it originally aired about 2 years ago. Maybe you could contact your public service TV station and ask that they show it in your area in the near future? It really is a good program.

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[> [> [> Re: PQ, Week 5 -- Jennifer, 22:40:19 05/05/03 Mon

Thanks - I may do that. I searched my local PBS AND the TV Guide AND the guide on my TV - nothing, nada, zip, zilch. Speaking of PBS shows - mine just aired Manor House which was outstanding. That was made 2 years ago also - but if you have the chance (and haven't already) you should watch it :-)

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[> [> [> [> Re: PQ, Week 5 -- Ann, 11:37:25 05/06/03 Tue

I haven't seen Manor House, but read about it. Sounds good. It is on late here--I should tape it.
I read this morning about a show where firemen, policemen, etc., will live in the second century time period! One comment was, nevermind the armor, wait until they find out what 2nd century underwear is like, lol.

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[> [> [> [> [> Manor House -- Jennifer, 10:13:30 05/07/03 Wed

LOL - that should be funny!

I think Manor House is very much worth recording. It was really facinating and truly supports my theory that you can't take a 21st Century mentality and impose 19/20 Century ideals on them. The servants really began rebelling and couldn't take the work load. 2 Scullery Maids quit in the first week! And let me tell you - the family who lived in the Manor really adapted to their roles and didn't want to go home. I think I cried through the whole last 20 minutes of the show - I didn't want it to end!

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