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FORKNI-L Digest - 25 Oct 2004 to 26 Oct 2004 (#2004-297)

Tue, 26 Oct 2004

There are 29 messages totalling 849 lines in this issue.

Topics of the day:

  1. Nature vs. nurture? (2)
  2. Stratford
  3. FK Moment
  4. Stratford and TO
  5. Labels -- what are they good for? (2)
  6. Story types -- do we really need labels? (2)
  7. Water Tower is no more
  8. Admin: Apology to Deborah Hymon
  9. Newbie to this list
 10. FK Moment: Uncle in the gossip pages
 11. FK moment
 12. Fwd: TVShowsOnDVD.com - News for Forever Knight
 13. Today's Birthday:  October 26
 14. Nick Knight at Netflix
 15. Season 2 is on Amazon (3)
 16. Season 2 at Amazon.ca (5)
 17. Admin: list tone
 18. Catherine Disher nominated for Gemini
 19. Snakes and Ladders
 20. Season 2 at Amazon.com

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Date:    Mon, 25 Oct 2004 15:44:24 -0700
From:    chris thatcher <mb_the_spy@y......>
Subject: Nature vs. nurture?

Julia Poyer said: "He is always struggling with the
evil in him and in others, and that very battle, the
fact that he has to work so much harder to control his
natural urges, makes him holier than every day
people."

Megan Hull said: "I don't know about this.  I have a
friend who has trouble with alcohol. Does the fact
that he manages to resist the temptation make him more
sober than other people?"

We all struggle against "natural" urges.(The "natural
man", it is said, is an enemy to God.)  Alcoholism,
blood-ism, judgementalism, dishonesty, disloyalty,
fear, despair.  The vampire in folklore I think serves
the purpose of personifying the visceral in human
experience.  I see in the character Nick (not to
mention Angel, and to a lesser extent the
Spock/Data/Odo/Seven character of ST) an archtype of
that struggle in all of us, a mirror in which to look
at that aspect of human nature.

chris ;?  who loves discussing this sort of thing

=====
"I don't bite.... Well, that's wrong; I do bite."
       ~K'Ehleyr

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Date:    Mon, 25 Oct 2004 19:01:46 -0400
From:    M Chamberlain <mcham_thorne@h.......>
Subject: Stratford

This weekend I had the fun of seeing both Goodnight Disgrace and Do Not Go
Gentle in Stratford. I have to admit that I went expecting to enjoy the
second play, but not being a great fan of serious drama, I thought I would
probably yawn my way through the first. Au contraire - they were both
wonderful! Maybe it was because this was the first time I'd ever sat within
spitting distance - literally - of the stage, and therefore able to see
every nuance of movement and facial expression. Nigel Bennett did an
excellent job of transforming from a wheelchair-bound octagenarian, wheezing
and shaking, to a man in the prime of life. And back again - twice. The
first time he opened his mouth and a Southern accent came out, though, it
was quite a shock! (Although I have to say that the accent tended to come
and go a bit:-))

Brendan Murray as Clarence Lowry, Conrad Aiken's protege, was outstanding
too, and Richard McMillan (Brother Matthew in Dying to Know You) was
hilarious as a cynical, effeminate friend of Aiken's, badly stricken with
Montezuma's Revenge. The only disappointment was the size of the audience -
there were only about 20 people there.

Afterwards, there was no question of waiting at the stage door - the actors
all came trooping through the lobby while we were putting our coats on.
Unfortunately I didn't manage to work up the nerve to ask for an autograph.
And I missed another opportunity a bit later - not looking where I was going
while windowshopping, I almost walked into Nigel Bennett who was pushing his
daughter in her stroller. Lacroix with a baby stroller?! The mind boggles!

I'm glad to say that the audience for Do Not Go Gentle in the evening was
much better. Geraint Wyn Davies must be a human Energizer Bunny to maintain
that level of energy - it was amazing. Hearing him speak with a Welsh accent
was delightful. There were times when he was quoting stretches of Dylan
Thomas' poetry that I stopped listening to the words and just let the voice
wash over me. The man could make the phone book sound like Shakespeare.

The reviewer in the Toronto Globe and Mail wasn't as overwhelmed as I was by
Goodnight Disgrace (although he liked Do Not Go Gentle). However, he did say
of Nigel Bennett that he was a "gentle actor" (huh?) who brought "clarity
and dignity" to his scenes. And he mentioned that Geraint had played the
Malcolm Lowry role in Toronto in 1985 (apparently one year before doing Do
Not Go Gentle for the first time). Now wouldn't that be a dream production -
a 20-something Geraint opposite Nigel Bennett at his current age!

And incidentally, both of them look great - they could do a Forever Knight
movie tomorrow.

In the brief bio in the program, Geraint doesn't mention FK, but Nigel
"starred as the powerful and seductive Lucien Lacroix in the television
series Forever Knight." Which makes me start to wonder which 2 words could
best sum up Nick's character. But that's a whole different subject.

Oh, and one more thing - in the first scene, Aiken's nurse asks him why he
has a scar "shaped like a cross" on his head. (Turns out it was from an
accident horsing around with Lowry as a much younger man.) Very appropriate!

Mary

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Date:    Mon, 25 Oct 2004 16:11:01 -0700
From:    Emily <emilymhanson@y......>
Subject: FK Moment

I was at Valleycon in Fargo this past weekend, and someone had dressed
up as a cow for the costume contest.  So, of course I thought of Nick.

There were also two cute kids in the costume contest.  One little girl
was a vampire fairy and a little boy was Dracula.  They both had blonde
hair, IIRC.

:)



=====
Emily M. Hanson
emilymhanson@y......
http://www.starbase-eprime.us

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Date:    Mon, 25 Oct 2004 17:28:00 -0700
From:    Amanda Berendt <debrabant_foundation@y......>
Subject: Stratford and TO

Whew - finally did it.
Stratford was wonderful.. I think Mary summed it up wonderfully.
Although I do have to add that I am kind of glad that Nigel wound up
doing the lead. (Not that I am happy about Leon's medical issues) It
is just that if he and Nigel hadn't switched roles, Nigel would have
only been in one scene!!!  Like Mary, I had excellent seats for both
shows.  And I seeing Nigel with the baby stoller was priceless...
yep, there is a fanfic in the works.... :)

I also want to thank Will, Lynne, Greer and Anna for Toronto.  It was
great meeting all of you and the tour was wonderful. (Thanks, Will! -
How did the meeting go today?)

I just got home so the pictures will probably not be uploaded until
later in the week.
The tour -
Sadly the water tower wasn't there, but the building still had it's
aura.  I almost got all giggly at the studio (just thinking how the
cast went up and down these stairs each day) Finally got to see the
Coroner's office (whoo hoo!)  Hey, when I was walking back to the car
after taking a picture of The Apartment Building of the Damned, some
guy tried to hit on me.
Also I think it was kind of ironic that the site for the plane crash
in BB1 is actually right across the street from the house that played
the Schanke residence.
That's all I can think of right now.  There may be more later.

-Amanda

=====
"This thing... man... whatever it is...evil may have created it, left its mark
on it, but evil does not rule it.  So I cannot kill it."  - Gabriel Van Helsing
http://www.darksideoftheglass.com

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Date:    Mon, 25 Oct 2004 20:03:11 -0500
From:    Sue Clark <sclark@s.......>
Subject: Labels -- what are they good for?

I don't know why I'm chiming in on this, since I think odds are low that
I'll be producing any future fanfic...but, ya never know what might happen
now that I'm back in the frozen wastelands.

Anyway, I do like adult warnings...call me old fashioned, but there's stuff
that is age appropriate. I also tend to do violence warnings since I know
some folks are sensitive to it and I respect that.

However, I'm also old and crabby and probably could rightfully be judged
egotistical and just don't want to do any further labeling as it feels
constraining.

--Sue

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Date:    Mon, 25 Oct 2004 20:53:07 -0500
From:    Nancy Kaminski <nancykam@c.......>
Subject: Re: Story types -- do we really need labels?

> Deborah Hymon wrote:

> When I posted thi morning I had no idea the discussion would
> reveal so many strong emotions from people.  I simply wanted to limit my
> time to reading 'what I want to read', and I feel I've missed some wonderful
> stories by not knowing where or what they were.  The suggestion to go to the

And you miss tons of wonderful stories by only going for the narrow
section you currently prefer. I have found amazing viewpoints by
reading authors whose outlook was radically different from mine. For
instance, I don't care for the third season and Tracy and Vachon:
however, Apache's fabulous stories gave these (to my eyes) colorless
and shallow characters a depth and complexity I never imagined. If I
stuck to the familiar and comfortable I would have missed that, to my
loss. Same with unbearably sad stories, or unbearably upbeat stories.

> ***I NEVER requested to make the 'labeling' mandatory on this
> list, just suggested it. If you don't want to do it, then don't. But
> there are members here who would appreciate the gesture.***

Well, I will not label my stories. Read 'em because you enjoy my
writing, or the title interests you, or you've just got nothing else
to do at the time. Or skim it and think, "oh, gee, another one of
those silly stories. Forget it."

I've found skimming is perfectly adequate to categorize a story. If I
find stuff I personally find fits in my "not to my taste" category, I
move on.

> As for the 'narrow minded reader' comment. No, I just want to
> read what I want to read, just as everyone else does. Some don't want to

Skim. It works.

> buy Stephan King novels, even though I think he's an extremely talented
> writer, because I don't care for his type of stories. The same goes for the
> many talented FK fan fiction writers. If I don't prefer to read a certain
> type, then I would like to know ahead of time to be able to make the choice.

Skim. It works. And somehow the fandom has staggered along since 1994
without this---there's no reason to change now.

> the umpteen time), who I know will give me what I need. And I do mean
> need. Perhaps some of you can't understand this, but I've talked to other fans
> who have the same addiction.

I've reread some fics dozens of times. Great. I know which authors I
can count on for what I want. And gee, sometimes they surprise me and
throw me a story that doesn't fit the familiar mold, and it's still
worth it.

Others have offered valid suggestions---cruise the faction websites,
or stick to authors who are "safe". But there's not gonna be any
labeling from this old-timer.

Sorry to be cranky, but it's been a long day, and I just got back from
LCA so I'm tired and need to do laundry.

Nancy Kaminski
UF/NN/Silly/Serious/Depressing/Police Procedurals/Whatever pops into
my mind/Don't fence me in

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Date:    Mon, 25 Oct 2004 21:05:53 -0500
From:    Nancy Kaminski <nancykam@c.......>
Subject: Re: Water Tower is no more

Michele wrote:

> As far as I can tell, having seen the actual
> construction site last saturday, there is no water
> tower on the site, last year, it was off the building
> in the yard.  But I fear they have hauled it away for
> good.

I don't think so. The architect's plans show the watertower. See my
website:

http://www.nancykam.com/misc/misc.html

Nancy Kaminski
nancykam@c.......

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Date:    Tue, 26 Oct 2004 00:41:30 -0400
From:    Deborah Hymon <debh@e.......>
Subject: Re: Admin: Apology to Deborah Hymon

Thanks, Lisa, but no apology necessary.  However, I do appreciate your
gesture.

Fondly,

Deborah

on 10/25/04 11:06 AM, Lisa McDavid at mclisa@m....... wrote:
I ought to have said, that I knew she didn't say anything about mandatory
labels. I'm sorry, Deborah. I goofed. Actually nobody said anything about
asking for mandatory or required labels. I was trying to forestall such an
idea but I should have made it clear that I didn't mean anyone had asked for
it.

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Date:    Mon, 25 Oct 2004 02:03:05 -0500
From:    karenftx <karenftx@g.......>
Subject: Newbie to this list

Hi everyone.  Just wanted to introduce myself.

My name is Karen Reincke but I write my stories under the name of Kayla
Gayle.

I have been a fan of FK from the very beginning but was not introduced to
fanfic until last year and did not even know this existed until a couple of
months ago.

I have a story in progress on fanfic.net and not much else yet but I have
been ill recently and am just getting back to working on this.

BTW, I would like to say thank you to April French on who's website I found
these lists.  Thank you April, I like your stories though I don't review
much:)

My email is kaylagaylegroups@y.......  Pls send messages to that addy and
not the grande one, which I may be using.

Again, thanks and hope to speak to y'all soon.  Also, pardon any mistakes I
make.  As I said I am new to lists.

Karen aka Kayla Gayle

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Date:    Mon, 25 Oct 2004 20:56:31 +0800
From:    eruve erundun <eruveerundun@y.......HK>
Subject: FK Moment: Uncle in the gossip pages

Going through the gossip pages of my Sunday paper <Yeah, I'm behind my weekend
reading...> I did a double-take when I saw this photo caption.

Prince Harry attacks Uncle.

I thought: And Harry lived to tell about it?

Back to catching up my reading,
E

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Date:    Tue, 26 Oct 2004 05:19:23 -0400
From:    Sandra <nitelvr@v.......>
Subject: Re: Story types -- do we really need labels?

Catching up on digests, I thought I'd throw in my two cents.

I think any "labels" should be left up to the story's author.

Since fkfic-l requires ADULT: headers on fiction with adult content, that's
not much of a problem there, but it could be a problem if the story is
posted someplace other than fkfic-l, so I don't see any problem with an
adult content warning.  A warning of violence of slash content could also be
useful to know, the latter only because some people don't want to read
slash fiction.

I can't conceive of reading an ending first, but that's just me.

--Sandra, forever Knightie
--nitelvr@v.......

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Date:    Tue, 26 Oct 2004 05:20:07 -0400
From:    Sandra <nitelvr@v.......>
Subject: FK moment

My husband just came into the computer room and said he wished there was
another button on the TV remote that he could push that would send a
message to the generator of a sucky commercial that it was sucky.  Like a
red slash in a circle sign would appear over the commercial.  I said it should
just flash SUCKS! in big red letters on the screen, which of course reminded
me of FK since I was reading this list at the time.

Can you imagine LC teasing Nick with such a button on Nick's tv remote?

SUCKS!  SUCKS!  SUCKS!


--Sandra, forever Knightie
--nitelvr@v.......

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Date:    Tue, 26 Oct 2004 11:47:17 +0100
From:    Luicia <luicia1705@y.......>
Subject: Re: Fwd: TVShowsOnDVD.com - News for Forever Knight

Anyone else notice the name that posted this article??? LOL
Is someone hiding from Uncle???
Luicia



  I WARNED you, but did you listen to me?
Oh, no, you know, didn't you?
Oh, it's just a harmless little BUNNY, isn't it?


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Date:    Tue, 26 Oct 2004 11:53:31 +0100
From:    Luicia <luicia1705@y.......>
Subject: Re: Nature vs. nurture?

Chris remind me to come looking for you when I need help with my philosophy
classes LOL....I'm going to be having more FK moments in class now...bad enough
the lecture talks and walks like Uncle...all he needs is the blonde crew cut !!!

chris thatcher <mb_the_spy@y......> wrote:We all struggle against "natural"
urges.(The "natural
man", it is said, is an enemy to God.) Alcoholism,
blood-ism, judgementalism, dishonesty, disloyalty,
fear, despair.



  I WARNED you, but did you listen to me?
Oh, no, you know, didn't you?
Oh, it's just a harmless little BUNNY, isn't it?


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Date:    Tue, 26 Oct 2004 06:06:06 -0500
From:    eowyn3@j.......
Subject: Today's Birthday:  October 26

Hi Y'all!

Today is the birthday of:  Jason DeLong         jasondelong2000@y......

You may send birthday greetings to Jason at the above email address.
Please NOT to the list!

Others who share this birthday:
Hillary Diane Rodham Clinton, First Lady, Attorney/Lawyer
Cary Elwes, Movie Actor
Pat Sajak, Game Show Host
Henry Deringer, Inventor
John S. Knight, Publisher

Significant events on this date:
1366, Comet 55P/1366 U1 (Tempel-Tuttle) approaches 0.0229 AUs of Earth.
1825, the Erie Canal opened in upstate New York.
1861, the Pony Express service ends.
1881, the shootout at the O.K. Corral between the Earp brothers and the
Clanton-McLaury gang.

I hope you have a very Happy Birthday, Jason!

If you would like to be added to the birthday announcements, please send
your name, birthdate (no year needed) and email address to me,
eowyn3@j......., privately, and I'll be glad to add you.

Terri
eowyn3@j....... or eowyn@w.......
GWDFC, FK X-Stitcher, Proud Survivor of FK Fic Wars 8-11, Texas Knight
Dreamers, Knighties List Owner, Keeper of the FK Birthday List

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Date:    Tue, 26 Oct 2004 10:14:26 -0400
From:    Portia <portia1@m.......>
Subject: Nick Knight at Netflix

I don't know if this has been mentioned, but Rick Springfield's "Nick Knight"
is available through Netflix, with one half-hearted but somewhat favorable
review.  I'll add a more heart-felt one myself, but anyone else with Netflix out
there maybe ought to tout this DVD -- maybe it would drum up some interest for the
series and series DVDs.

Portia

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Date:    Tue, 26 Oct 2004 07:39:35 -0700
From:    Amanda Berendt <debrabant_foundation@y......>
Subject: Season 2 is on Amazon

Hey -
I just checked out of curiousity and Season 2 is available for
preorder on amazon.  The price is $41 and change.  Not bad.
No picture yet and the info is still minimal, but hey....

It is third on a dvd search for "forever knight".

-Amanda

=====
"This thing... man... whatever it is...evil may have created it, left its mark
on it, but evil does not rule it.  So I cannot kill it."  - Gabriel Van Helsing
http://www.darksideoftheglass.com

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Date:    Tue, 26 Oct 2004 15:55:58 -0230
From:    "English, Darlene" <denglish@s.......>
Subject: Season 2 at Amazon.ca

FYI Canadian list members, Amazon.ca has season 2 at less than CD$60
including taxes (with free shipping).  I just pre-ordered!  Can't wait
for Jan. 4!!

Deidre  (dreamin' of the knight....)

P.S.  Has anyone figured out how they will squeeze all S2 episodes AND
extras into the same 5 DVD space that was inadequate for season 1?

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Date:    Tue, 26 Oct 2004 20:50:12 +0200
From:    Lorin <vachesang@1.......>
Subject: Re: Season 2 is on Amazon

Huh - I checked yesterday and it wasn't there; I sent Amazon an e-mail
and asked when they'd have it available as the release date was January
4th.  I wonder if they actually read it?  <g>

Lor

Amanda Berendt wrote:
Hey -
I just checked out of curiousity and Season 2 is available for preorder
on amazon.  The price is $41 and change.  Not bad. No picture yet and
the info is still minimal, but hey....

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Date:    Tue, 26 Oct 2004 20:52:34 +0200
From:    Lorin <vachesang@1.......>
Subject: Re: Season 2 at Amazon.ca

The release notes say that it's a 6-dvd set.

Lor

English, Darlene wrote:
Has anyone figured out how they will squeeze all S2 episodes AND extras
into the same 5 DVD space that was inadequate for season 1?

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Date:    Tue, 26 Oct 2004 11:54:47 -0700
From:    Amanda Berendt <debrabant_foundation@y......>
Subject: Re: Season 2 at Amazon.ca

--- Lorin <vachesang@1.......> wrote:

> The release notes say that it's a 6-dvd set.
>

Yes, so it is probably all the eps on 5 discs like season one, with
the extras on the 6th.
It qualifies for free shipping at the US site too.  Super saving
shipping is a little slower, but since I will probably get a set from
a local store, it is ok if it is a little late.
Can't wait!

-Amanda

=====
"This thing... man... whatever it is...evil may have created it, left its mark
on it, but evil does not rule it.  So I cannot kill it."  - Gabriel Van Helsing
http://www.darksideoftheglass.com


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Date:    Tue, 26 Oct 2004 13:54:01 -0500
From:    Lisa McDavid <mclisa@m.......>
Subject: Admin: list tone

Guys, I've been worrying about the list tone since the weekend.  Most of us
managed to discuss the labels for fanfic question calmly and with due deference to
other views. I know those of us who got somewhat heated didn't mean to be.  (I
know because I'm notorious for coming across more strongly than I meant to when
I'm really emotionally involved.) Please, cab we  all resolve to speak to
everyone on Forkni-l the way we'd like to be spoken to?  This fandom always used to
have a reputation for civility and inclusion.  None of us wants to lose that, I
hope.

I've also heard some distressing things about offlist private mail as a result
of list posts. Now, I can't and won't  even try to control what people say to
each other offlist.  I realize that. I just want to say I hate to hear that
anyone has been put off FK fandom by unpleasant email.

McLisa, who wouldn't post this if I didn't care so much about this list and
this fandom and the family we are

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Date:    Tue, 26 Oct 2004 12:28:10 -0700
From:    Stacy <theknightcallsmyname@y......>
Subject: Re: Labels -- what are they good for?

Paging Sue...paging Sue... <G>

I've tried to email you privately twice, with no answer.  If you don't mind,
would you email me at theknightcallsmyname@y......?

Thanks!
Stacy

Sue Clark <sclark@s.......> wrote:
I don't know why I'm chiming in on this, since I think odds are low that
I'll be producing any future fanfic...but, ya never know what might happen
now that I'm back in the frozen wastelands.



DarkNN'er, Faithful
theknightcallsmyname@y......
YIM: theknightcallsmyname


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Date:    Tue, 26 Oct 2004 13:44:31 -0500
From:    Lisa McDavid <mclisa@m.......>
Subject: Catherine Disher nominated for Gemini

The nominations for the Geminis (Canadian equivalent of the Emmies) have just
been released. Catherine Disher is nominated for episode 24 of her series Snakes
and Ladders.

McLisa, who has heard good things about this show and wishes she got it.
mclisa@m.......

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Date:    Tue, 26 Oct 2004 12:47:01 -0700
From:    Amanda Berendt <debrabant_foundation@y......>
Subject: Snakes and Ladders

If anyone has this series on tape could you please email me offlist?
(at debrabant_foundation@y......)
I would like to see at least a few eps of it since I have heard good
things about it.
Thanks!
-Amanda

=====
"This thing... man... whatever it is...evil may have created it, left its mark
on it, but evil does not rule it.  So I cannot kill it."  - Gabriel Van Helsing
http://www.darksideoftheglass.com

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Date:    Tue, 26 Oct 2004 19:59:42 +0100
From:    Luicia <luicia1705@y.......>
Subject: Re: Season 2 at Amazon.ca

 --- "English, Darlene" <denglish@s.......> wrote:

> P.S.  Has anyone figured out how they will squeeze
> all S2 episodes AND
> extras into the same 5 DVD space that was inadequate
> for season 1?
>

Is that another way of saying that TPTB were too
lazy/couldn't be bothered to put all S1 eps and extras
on the one set of 5 discs???  LOL  'inadequate'  mmmm
will have to see if that works with my projects

Go Deirdre

=====

  I WARNED you, but did you listen to me?
Oh, no, you know, didn't you?
Oh, it's just a harmless little BUNNY, isn't it?


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Date:    Tue, 26 Oct 2004 13:23:02 -0700
From:    phylis sullivan <phylis_s_2000_2001@y......>
Subject: Season 2 at Amazon.com

I just put in my pre-order to Amazon.  With shipping it came to a little over
$44.00 which was $20.00 more than I paid for Season 1.  But, I am extremely
happy that we got it, with or without the extras.  It also said that shipping
would be around the 27th of Dec.  Whoo hoo!!! Phylis.


Phylis (Knightfilli) N&NPacker, Knightie, Dark Knightie
phylis_s_2000_2001@y......
http://www.geocities.com/phylis_s_2000_2001/phylis_poetry_homepage.html

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Date:    Tue, 26 Oct 2004 20:39:28 +0000
From:    Nancy Kaminski <nancykam@c.......>
Subject: Re: Season 2 at Amazon.ca

Jim Parriott was at LCA this past weekend. I took the opportunity to ask him if
the sales for Season One were really that awful as many online sources have
said.

He said that they weren't, because if they had been, Sony would not have
produced the Season Two DVDs.

He also talked a bit about his stint on commenting on some of the eps, which he
did with Ger. He said it was really hard for him, because he would just fly up
to Toronto once a month to visit the production, and communicated other times
by phone, so didn't have all those funny stories or insider bits that make
commentaries fun to listen to. He found it really hard to talk about stuff that
happened 11 years ago! But apparently Ger was his chatty self and took up the
slack. Jayne L'argent also mentioned that Nigel had just finished doing his
commentaries.

Nancy Kaminski
--
nancykam@c.......
www.nancykam.com

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Date:    Tue, 26 Oct 2004 20:26:22 +0100
From:    Luicia <luicia1705@y.......>
Subject: Re: Season 2 is on Amazon

 --- Lorin <vachesang@1.......> wrote:
> Huh - I checked yesterday and it wasn't there; I
> sent Amazon an e-mail
> and asked when they'd have it available as the
> release date was January
> 4th.  I wonder if they actually read it?  <g>
>
> Lor
>

Oh it's there Lor... I've just ordered my copy...ohhhh
its only 2 months away!!!!  woohooo!!!!

=====

  I WARNED you, but did you listen to me?
Oh, no, you know, didn't you?
Oh, it's just a harmless little BUNNY, isn't it?


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