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Eve has got to go

Author:
Dee

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Date Posted: 08:14:13 03/27/01 Tue
In reply to: cheryl 's message, "lone gunmen" on 21:48:02 03/26/01 Mon

you both bring up good points! Although I did miss the Pilot, when I saw Eve swinging her hips like that as she walked down the hotel hall in EKF, I swear I thought she was about to put her hip out of joint! What's going on with that walk--I'd hate to see her run!

Dee

>I really want to give Lone Gunmen a chance, but so far
>I've been a little disappointed. I think they've made
>Langly far too angry a character. His tirades are a
>little over the top. I definetly don't like the dumb
>doof they hired on to work with them. (name?~the guy
>who was coaching the blind football team~)The stupid
>guy is over the top stupid, the girl is over the top
>sexy, and langly is over the top angry. I'd like to
>see them tone it down a little and do some intellegent
>but humorous stuff. The trio definetly has comic
>sensabilities, but I think it would have been better
>if the show were written as more of a drama with comic
>relief mixed in as opposed to a comedy with drama
>mixed in. Something just isn't clicking. I hate to
>judge so hastily though, so I'm going to keep
>watching, probably via tape. As far as juvenile humor
>goes, how about Frohike farting away in the doctor's
>office? Ah well.
>Peace,
>Cheryl

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