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Logfile LOG9604B Part 3

April 7-April 8, 1996

File: "FORKNI-L LOG9604B" Part 3

	TOPICS:
	No new actors
	Janette as Mom
	Screed (was Re: Continuity, etc)  (5)
	Turning Point  (3)
	Liking Third Season  (3)
	Is DoN Fair Game?
	People Poll  (2)
	New affiliation
	Yet another YKYB...
	Weirdstuff/other junk
	Nick sexy as a mortal?  (3)
	Nick's children
	Information PLEASE!
	"Geraint" on the web!
	YKYBOTFKLTLW ...
	Tracy is Nick Jr.(was Re: Difference in FK...)
	best things in early 3rd season eps
	More Power Susan!
	FK Commercial on SFC
	One more way to get publicity
	Best Mailing Lists
	NBRHPS

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Date:         Sun, 7 Apr 1996 21:08:46 -0400
From:         "Susan M. Garrett" <susang@v.......>
Subject:      No new actors

When FK comes back (and it will some day) there will be no new actors.

At all.  Because that would mean new affiliations, which would mean--

*GASP!*

NEW AFFILIATION PINS!

*faint*  *thud*

Captain, I canna do it, I tell ya!

http://www.vitinc.com/~susang/pins.html

And, for some reason, the Enforcers never really developed their own
affiliation.  Just Ronni (hi!).

Regards
susang@v.......  -- http://www.vitinc.com/~susang
Faithful Ravenette, because somebody STILL has to.
Visit THE essential webpage for Forever Knight info at:
http://members.aol.com/CuznJamiMR/SaveForeverKnight.html
"Friends help you move.  Real friends help you move bodies."
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Date:         Sun, 7 Apr 1996 21:08:49 -0400
From:         "Susan M. Garrett" <susang@v.......>
Subject:      Janette as Mom

>In IWR, she gives Nick two reasons. 1) She's just not the mothering type.
>That, I think, can be conclusively refuted, by the very nature of the
>Raven and by FF, not to mention ykw. 2) She's too much of a glutton.
>So, do we buy that?  Is that the reason Janette has no children?

* If they're female, they'll try to steal her clothes.
* If they're male, she'd never get anything done.

Next question?

Regards
susang@v.......  -- http://www.vitinc.com/~susang
Faithful Ravenette, because somebody STILL has to.
Visit THE essential webpage for Forever Knight info at:
http://members.aol.com/CuznJamiMR/SaveForeverKnight.html
"Friends help you move.  Real friends help you move bodies."
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Date:         Sun, 7 Apr 1996 18:42:58 -0700
From:         Vickie Adams <emerald_@i.......>
Subject:      Re: Screed (was Re: Continuity, etc)

>However, we know how Nick feels about carouches, so we can assume that he
>doesn't think he is one... can it really come down to "vermin"?

Was Nick's disapproval in that scene of Carouches or of Screed? I got the
feeling that Nick was more disapproving of Screed's lifestyle than his role
as a carouche. Could it be that Nick is the vampire equivilent of a snob?

"I'm not like you." (Thinking under his breath, I live in an expensive loft
with a shower and satan sheets -- you live in the sewer and eat rats. I'm
distinguished, you're just scuzzy.)

Slinking cautiously away from enraged Knighties . . .
::~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~::
:: Cousin Vickie     emerald_@i....... /  / emeraldct@a.......   ::
::   I don't want to achieve immortality through my work,            ::
::        I want to achieve it through not dying. - Woody Alan       ::
::~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~::
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Date:         Sun, 7 Apr 1996 22:00:30 -0400
From:         Jean Graham <JeanB7@a.......>
Subject:      Turning Point

I haven't seen all the episodes yet: maybe someone could answer another
question for me?  In any of the backstories/flashbacks, are we ever shown the
turning point at which Nick decides he'll no longer kill humans?  Do we know
exactly where and when this decision took place, other than that it was
somewhere around 100 years ago?

btw: SciFi Channel began running ads for FK today.

--Jean Graham   (JeanB7@a.......)

         +
      ++++
         +           "Because it is the symbol of the One True Light,
         +                 and we are creatures of the Darkness."
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Date:         Sun, 7 Apr 1996 21:21:31 -0400
From:         Carrie Krumtum <Carrie400@a.......>
Subject:      Re: Liking Third Season

In a message dated 96-04-07 20:14:25 EDT, you write:

>9 "LNMTA" -- Nick likes the whole package just the way it is <g>
>10 "Night in Question" -- (needs no defense!) -- dream sequence
>11 "Sons of Belial" -- (needs no defense!) -- scene in the Raven
>12 "Strings" -- flashback: "And you are under...?"

AMY! My heroine. Yes, I agree, most of season three needs no defense. You
found the very things about each ep that I loved. I'm also a third season
convert. I have seen all of the eps now, including the Canadian eps. All of
the seasons had a different feel about them. But, I don't think this is a bad
thing. Familiarity breeds comtempt. New characters and venue, new looks and
feelings keep us interested, scrutinizing (after all, who can scrutinize an
eyebrow quite as well as a FK fan?), debating. Got to love it.

Carrie,
Proud Knightie
Carrie400@a.......
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Date:         Sun, 7 Apr 1996 21:42:28 -0500
From:         Lady Sushi <phoenix@i.......>
Subject:      Re: Is DoN Fair Game?

Diane E. asked:

>Has anybody watching on syndication actually *seen* "Fever" a second time?

Yup.

Cousin "Susan" Phoenix, Camera Fanatic of the Thong Throng
Tell me what that "sleep" thing is again?
phoenix@i.......
*I'd be nothing if not cold.*  ~~~Nigel
I wanted a steak, not a STAKE.
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Date:         Sun, 7 Apr 1996 21:48:10 -0500
From:         "Maria G. Corral" <mcorral@l.......>
Subject:      Re: People Poll

De-lurking for a moment.  Just voted again for the umpteen time and
message said 12 percent agreed with me.  Ger was number 5 on the list.
Number one was Paul Gross followed by David Duchovny (he was listed at
numbers 2 and 6).  Back to lurking.

Maria - Knightie in training with Dark Knight and Cousin tendencies.
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Date:         Sun, 7 Apr 1996 21:57:25 -0500
From:         Dotti Rhodes <dottir@w.......>
Subject:      Re: Screed (was Re: Continuity, etc)

At 06:42 PM 4/7/96 -0700, you wrote:
>
>
>Was Nick's disapproval in that scene of Carouches or of Screed? I got the
>feeling that Nick was more disapproving of Screed's lifestyle than his role
>as a carouche. Could it be that Nick is the vampire equivilent of a snob?
>
Just because Nick doesnt like Screed's lifestyle doesn't make him a snob. If
you were nose to nose with a street person who lived in the sewers under the
same circumstances would you be sweet and darling? Nick was a little
stressed ya know. Pickin on my Nickie boy - naughty, naughty!!!

Dotti R
Knightie 4-Ever
dottir@w.......
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Date:         Sun, 7 Apr 1996 22:01:10 -0500
From:         Dotti Rhodes <dottir@w.......>
Subject:      Re: Turning Point

At 10:00 PM 4/7/96 -0400, you wrote:
>
>
>I haven't seen all the episodes yet: maybe someone could answer another
>question for me?  In any of the backstories/flashbacks, are we ever shown the
>turning point at which Nick decides he'll no longer kill humans?

I'm not sure, but I think it's in Love You To Death, after LaCroix tricks
Nick into killing the ballerina and he's talking to Janette about it, that
he says it was then he decided not to take another human life. Am I right gang?


Dotti R
Knightie 4-Ever
dottir@w.......
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Date:         Sun, 7 Apr 1996 20:03:32 -0700
From:         Swordsister <catheboo@c.......>
Subject:      Re: New affiliation

On Sun, 7 Apr 1996, Susan M. Garrett wrote:

> What about the 'Th-thumps' who would like to be hypnotized by Nick?
>
> Of which, of course I will NEVER be a member.*

May I be the second to stand up and say I will never "never ever ever in
all my life, should I live a thousand years" be a member of this
faction?

Or would it be better to mention all the horrible evil mean nasty cruel
things I would do to Nick, should I ever find him even *breathing* on my
mind wrong?

Yes.  Well. ;)

Catherine
---------------------------------------------------------------
Catherine Boone                 catheboo@c.......
"Millions long for immortality who do not know what to do with
 themselves on a rainy Sunday afternoon." - H. L. Mencken
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Date:         Sun, 7 Apr 1996 22:05:10 -0500
From:         Margie Hammet <treeleaf@i.......>
Subject:      Re: Liking Third Season

There's a lot more than one thing I like in nearly all of these episodes,
but I'll try to pick just one.

1-2 "Black Buddha" -- The scene between Reese and Nick that starts with Reese
saying, "There must be something human missing in that guy." and Nick's
reaction to that statement.
3 "Outside the Lines" -- The speech from LaCroix to Nick about "This double
standard of yours." (I _really_ want to see that scene again!)
4 "Blackwing" -- The line about the darkness surrounding Nick, and the light
trying to get out.
5 "Blind Faith" --  The ending. "Good dog."
6 "MBIAV" -- The affection between Nick and Nat at the end. ("If I start
talking about wellness love and unwellness love...", etc.)
7 "HoD" -- The way it set up later eps, like NiQ, with the idea that if
someone didn't know he was a vampire, maybe he wouldn't be.
8 "Trophy Girl" -- flashback -- This was the first time I saw just _how_
much Nick could lose control in a situation like that.
9 "LNMTA" -- The loving way Nick seemed to encircle Natalie after he rescued
her.
10 "Night in Question" -- The confrontation between Natalie and LaCroix.
The gift tag on the bottle of blood. (I said I'd _try_ to stick to just one.)
And the kiss. (Sorry, I really am doing too many; on to the next.)
11 "Sons of Belial" -- LaCroix telling Nick, "There is good in you!" and the
way he said "Paradise Lost" and the way his face fell after he said it. (I
know this sounds like two, but since I think the two are related, it's really
one.)
12 "Strings" -- flashback: "And you are under...?" and LaCroix's refusal to
answer.
13 "Fever" --  The different ways each of the three, LaCroix, Nick, and Vachon,
reacted to what was happening.

Amy, thanks for coming up with this idea. It's given me the chance to relive
so many episodes and moments . I really enjoyed reading your list, and I
can't wait to read everyone else's!

Margie treeleaf@i.......
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Date:         Sun, 7 Apr 1996 22:31:46 -0500
From:         Lady Sushi <phoenix@i.......>
Subject:      Yet another YKYB...

You know you've been hittin' the ol' FK a tad too hard when:

You see the credits for a movie.  They include Natalie Lambert.  On double
take you realize it was Christopher Lambert.  You wonder how they're related...

Cousin "Susan" Phoenix, Camera Fanatic of the Thong Throng
Tell me what that "sleep" thing is again?
phoenix@i.......
*I'd be nothing if not cold.*  ~~~Nigel
I wanted a steak, not a STAKE.
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Date:         Sun, 7 Apr 1996 22:19:51 -0500
From:         Margie Hammet <treeleaf@i.......>
Subject:      Re: Weirdstuff/other junk

>By NiQ, [Tracy] has a partner who accepts her, and a boss who complimentsher.
>Why then does she feel she still has to go running off to catch thebad guy
>all by herself without letting anyone know.

Maybe because she's really trying to prove herself to her father.

Margie treeleaf@i.......
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Date:         Sun, 7 Apr 1996 18:35:53 -2055
From:         "L. Katherine Queen" <lqueen@p.......>
Subject:      Re: Screed (was Re: Continuity, etc)

In response to Cousin Vickie who writes:
>"I'm not like you." (Thinking under his breath, I live in an expensive loft
>with a shower and satan sheets -- you live in the sewer and eat rats. I'm
>distinguished, you're just scuzzy.)

Satan sheets huh, is that a freudian slip or what?  Yah, he probably is
something of a snob, we all no that commoners didn't usually become
knights.  They were generally reserved for pike fodder and much later,
cannon fodder.<vbg>

Katherine, of the newly Knighted
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Date:         Sun, 7 Apr 1996 22:32:46 -0500
From:         Margie Hammet <treeleaf@i.......>
Subject:      Re: Screed (was Re: Continuity, etc)

> Could it be that Nick is the vampire equivilent of a snob?
>"I'm not like you." (Thinking under his breath, I live in an expensive loft
>with a shower and satan sheets -- you live in the sewer and eat rats. I'm
>distinguished, you're just scuzzy.)

Well, sort of. But I think it has more to do with Nick's feelings about
being a vampire, which he typically doesn't feel too good about. It was
a way of saying, "Yes, I'm a vampire, but I'm not like you."

Margie treeleaf@i.......
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Date:         Sun, 7 Apr 1996 19:00:59 -2055
From:         "L. Katherine Queen" <lqueen@p.......>
Subject:      Nick sexy as a mortal?

Hi gang,
Just a thought to mill around in those overly-active minds of yours.  If
Nick somehow does manage to become mortal again would Natalie <or fans>
still find him quite so inticing?  We always tend to want what we don't and
can't have.  The darkness and danger we see in Nick, and LaCroix as well,
is alluring for some preverse human reason which I will leave to the
psychologists in the audience to explain.

Katherine, of the newly Knighted
moth to flame
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Date:         Sun, 7 Apr 1996 23:01:48 -0500
From:         Sandra Gray <TMP_HARKINS@d.......>
Subject:      Re: Nick's children

Carrie writes:
>LaCroix kills the killer in DK and tries to kill Dr. Hunter (or bring
>her across, although there could be an argument made that Nick brought
>Dr. Hunter across).

I personally can't see how Nick would have brought Dr. Hunter across.
Earlier in the episode he was concerned he might *kill* her.  Also, we
know from the tag that Nick went unconscious after his fight with LC
and Nat gave his a transfusion from Schanke.  I don't see how Nick
could have had the control (and if he had drained any blood from Alyce,
why would he have passed out and needed a transfusion?).  LC was
listening to Alyce describe why she wanted Nick to bring her over and
I think that's what LC did, not necessarily because of her reasons
(which he expressed agreement with), but more because *Nick* cared
about her and LC may have seen that caring as a way to try to get Nick
to come back and live as a vampire again (he may have been counting on
Alyce to "lure" Nick back to a "normal" life).

--Sandra Gray, forever Knightie
--tmp_harkins@d.......
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Date:         Mon, 8 Apr 1996 00:18:27 -0400
From:         Dalton Spence <dalton.spence@f.......>
Subject:      Information PLEASE!

Although I don't think of myself as a newbie any more, there are a few
questions about the lists I still don't know the answers to (either I
missed the posts, or nobody has asked or answered them). So here they
are for your perusal (broken up into nice quotable 4 line chunks).

The FORKNI-L/FKFIC-L FAQ file by Steven Fellows I have is dated October
1994. Is there a more recent one available? If so, where can I get it?
(PLEASE don't send it as an e-mail file attachement without making prior
arrangements: that's a good way to blow up my mail box! ;-]= )

Does anyone know the current e-mail address of the FAQ author? The last
few I tried didn't work, and I'd like a copy of the file in its original
Wordperfect 5.1 format. I have macros that could convert it into an HTML
document, and I would like to use them (unless he has already done it).

Does a comprehensive list of episode abbreviations and titles exist? If
so, could someone please post it to the list? When I see abbreviations,
I have to stop from 10 to 30 seconds to dredge my memory for a matching
title, which is a bit of a pain (more so when I have not seen the ep).

Is there any way to make the listserver sort my digests by subject, or
at least time sent (GMT)? It gets very confusing reading messages out of
order (particularly with FKFIC-L story posts). If there isn't, I'll have
to go off digest and on to regular mail (which I CAN sort properly).

Dalton S. Spence, B.Sc. <ag775@f.......>
Home Page: http://www.freenet.hamilton.on.ca/~ag775/home.html
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Date:         Mon, 8 Apr 1996 00:19:50 -0400
From:         Allison Percy <percy91@w.......>
Subject:      "Geraint" on the web!

I just got through watching a tape of the Gemini awards and couldn't help
noticing that even GWD's colleagues can't pronounce his name.  When I was
relatively new to this list, I inadvertently started a long and tedious
thread when I asked how to pronounce his name.  So, for newbies and other
curious people:

********Now playing on the World Wide Web!*********

Hear Geraint Wyn Davies pronounce his own name!  Yep, a friend of mine put
together an actual audio snippet of the man himself.  Check it out on my
Obsession Page.  Surf over to:

     http://assets.wharton.upenn.edu/~percy91/obsess.html

It's also linked to the Shrewthering web page (URL in my .sig).  If you're
truly webless and can't live without hearing this, I can probably figure
out how to attach a .wav file to an e-mail message and send it to you.
E-mail me off-list if you want me to send you the .wav file (use my AOL
address:  AlliePercy@a.......).  Put the word GERAINT in the subject line.

As others have noted, another way to hear him say his name is to buy one
of his audiobooks, "Hauntings" or "Forebodings."  Get info on these books
by e-mailing Tangled Web Audio at <tangled@n.......>.

ObFK:  (This isn't inserted gratuitously; I really want to know the
answer)  My tape of "Black Buddha" from USA has Screed saying to Vachon
something like, "don't ask me to save your Spanish ..." and I think
something was cut from the audio.  I presume he meant to use the word, um,
"elbow." <g>  Was this word only edited out of the USA version?  Was it
left in the syndicated version??

* Allison Percy, a perky Knightie               percy91@w....... *
* Shrewthering info: http://assets.wharton.upenn.edu/~percy91/shrew.html  *
* "Is your life interfering with your list reading?  If so, just set      *
*  your options to NO LIFE for awhile."  Cousin Diane Shea                *
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Date:         Mon, 8 Apr 1996 00:15:55 -0400
From:         Dalton Spence <dalton.spence@f.......>
Subject:      YKYBOTFKLTLW ...

You know you've been on the FK lists too long when after Easter dinner,
you catch your nephew in the bedroom watching "Once upon a Hamster" on
YTV ("It's the only kids show ON!") and you wonder if Hammy is the guy
*running* the PSU listserver. And you hope he never meets Screed.

Sorry, folks, I'm in sugar shock from all the chocolate bunnies.

Dalton S. Spence, B.Sc. <ag775@f.......>
Home Page: http://www.freenet.hamilton.on.ca/~ag775/home.html
(I am NOT a chocolate carouche! Even if they WEREN'T Godiva!)
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Date:         Sun, 7 Apr 1996 23:23:26 -0500
From:         Dotti Rhodes <dottir@w.......>
Subject:      Re: Nick sexy as a mortal?

At 07:00 PM 4/7/96 -2055, you wrote:
>
>
>Hi gang,
>Just a thought to mill around in those overly-active minds of yours.  If
>Nick somehow does manage to become mortal again would Natalie <or fans>
>still find him quite so inticing?

Good question - as in any relationship half the fun is the chase. I think
that's why so many marriages fail because once the excitement of the chase
is gone-you fall into mundane--if you let it.  I have a feeling that if Nick
became mortal, both Nat and myself would still find him extremely attractive
physically (just coz he is) and I think we all love that human part of him
so if he were human there'd be more to love. And don't think for a minute
that if he were human he wouldn't have some kind of dark quality to him.
You can't be like that for 800 years and not have some kind of residue - so
that hint of the unknown danger which makes him exciting and interesting
will always be there.  IMHO ofcourse!!!


>
>
Dotti R
Knightie 4-Ever
dottir@w.......
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Date:         Sun, 7 Apr 1996 23:55:01 PDT
From:         Kim Ivey <kivey@c.......>
Subject:      Re: Turning Point

On Sun, 7 Apr 1996 22:00:30 -0400  Jean Graham wrote:

>In any of the backstories/flashbacks, are we ever shown the turning
>point at which Nick decides he'll no longer kill humans?

In the flashback in "Love You to Death".  Nick is in love with a beautiful
ballerina (can't remember her name).  Nick does not want to approach her,
because he feels that such purity cannot stand evil like him.  LaCroix tricks
Nick into believing that the dancer is, well, anything less than pure.  Nick
then kills her.  After Nick is finished LaCroix reveals that it was a trick, he
just wanted Nick to kill again.  In the last scene (in the present) Nick tells
Janette that was the turning point for him.  He decided to stop killing even
the guilty.

That's just my brief summary.

Kim Ivey <kivey@c.......>
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Date:         Mon, 8 Apr 1996 01:01:56 -0400
From:         Susan Honig <Susankenn@a.......>
Subject:      Re: People Poll

Can you vote more than once with the same E mail address????


By the way, just checked and Nigel was #1. Come on knighties lets get GWD
back up there.

Sue
susankenn@a.......
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Date:         Sun, 7 Apr 1996 22:02:13 -0700
From:         Valery King <kingv@u.......>
Subject:      Re: Nick sexy as a mortal?

On Sun, 7 Apr 1996, L. Katherine Queen wrote:

> If
> Nick somehow does manage to become mortal again would Natalie <or fans>
> still find him quite so inticing?

Oh, my lord, YES!  Of COURSE she/I would! Consider who plays the character...

To quote the SciFi Buzz staffer on the show with an interview with Ger:
"I'd like this guy in *anything*"!

--Valery
kingv@u.......
(counting the days to the Gerthering!)
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Date:         Sun, 7 Apr 1996 22:05:15 -0500
From:         Janice Cox <jancox@v.......>
Subject:      Re: Tracy is Nick Jr.(was Re: Difference in FK...)

At 12:28 AM 4/7/96 -0500, Sandra Gray wrote:

>Well, other than Tracy having met up with a vampire, I have never
>thought she was that much like Nat.  I think it was deliberate that
>she be more like Nick.  But TPTB haven't done much along the lines
>of what I wanted to see them do with Tracy and Nick--explore their
>similarities.

My thoughts as well! Tracy has been maturing into someone that Nick could
trust, and get along with as a serious partner--Schanke was all too often
played for laughs, something I hate to see. *However*, she is also still
young and impulsive in a way that the 800 yr old vampire *isn't*.

This could have bled (sorry) over into the Tracy 'n Vachon thing. It seems
to me that those two would be much more likely to say "Damn the torpedos,
full speed ahead" and get into a physical relationship. This could have made
for an interesting tension--Nick will take *no* chances with Nat's life
(even when she'd kinda like him to), and yet Vachon, who claims to love
Tracy, is quite willing to let her take a dangerous risk. A chance far
riskier than unprotected sex w/an HIV-positive lover! This would work
especially well since Vachon is quite happy being a vampire, and might well
convince Traaacy (sorry, have to do it at least once) that, if the worst
happens, he'll just bring her across!

That could have been fun for an entire season, seeing the two opposing
opinions on the nature of the vampire "curse". Of course, this is only what
my rabid imagination has come up with. It could be just that TPTB weren't
thinking far enough ahead (or at all...). Still, it seems fairly reasonable,
provides dramatic tension, and provides some on-screen skin for those of us
who are relationship-ally depraved--I mean deprived! And that's the angle
I'm taking in my current fiction (Guilt Trip--free plug!).

I've said my piece--fire away!  ;-)

^v^Cousin Janice^v^

(who's applied for license as an official Vaquera...whoof!)
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Date:         Mon, 8 Apr 1996 01:14:16 -0400
From:         Lisa Wolters <MVRJasper@a.......>
Subject:      best things in early 3rd season eps

Snippets I enjoyed from the first half of this season (and these are probably
out of order)...(and thanks Amy for the idea!)

*Black Buddha 1--Nick trying to tell Nat that she was his wish from the
buddha and her not "hearing" him. Nick and Nat at the piano.
*Black Buddha 2--Um... still thinking... I've only seen this one once 'cause
I accidentally taped wrestling on USA instead of it.
*Outside the Lines--Hoo boy...*next!*
*Blackwing--Jess Blackwing.  LC's monologue, "Black you are, and black you'll
stay."  Call me a twisted Nick&NatPacker, but I truly liked the scene where
Nick tells Nat he doesn't feel guilty for the first time in his life,
speaking into the stethoscope, and she says "sorry to burst your morning
after bubble."
*Hearts of Darkness--I *think* the fang-measuring scene must have been cute,
but I cringed/fastforwarded through this one...
*Blind Faith--cute doggie
*My Boyfriend is a Vampire-all the N&N interaction except for the #%@!! tag
*Trophy Girl--don't remember much about this one except for Tracy looking
like a '70s female TV cop throwback. Was this the one where Vachon did the
Maltese Falcon "undercover" thing? If so, then I did like BB's delivery of
that. Was this the "Rosebud" one? If so, that, too!!  (can you tell I can't
keep the early eps straight, 'cause I only watched 'em once? <g>)
*Let No Man Tear Assunder--The knee-worshipping scene. Nat asking for flowers
and Nick offering to pick her up. "Against the wall!" The kiss that wasn't.
*Night in Question--EVERYTHING! Even Tracy, until the writers made her pull
another stupid female cop goes out alone to get shot at move. "Dr." LaCroix.
"We made a good team..."  You'd better leave...by the door."  The kiss!  The
nose rubbing!!!  :) :) :)
*Strings--memorable only for the line, "And you are under...?"
*Fever--"I'm hungry...and I'm hot."  LC's monologue. LC, Nick, and Nat in the
morgue.  Nick regarding Nat as Potential Lunch.
*Sons of Belial--the whole thing.  Ger and Nigel looked like they were having
fun, especially in the flashbacks!  Fun ep to watch, too.  Loved the "wonder
vamp powers, activate!" dual spin-and-snarl.  :)

All my own .02, worth .01 on a good day!  ;)


Lisa W. * MVRJasper@a.......
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Date:         Mon, 8 Apr 1996 01:18:11 -0500
From:         Annmarie McKee- Fitzgerald <mickey@c.......>
Subject:      More Power Susan!

Susan wrote:

>*GASP!*

>NEW AFFILIATION PINS!

>*faint*  *thud*

>Captain, I canna do it, I tell ya!

hehhe..."I'm a Doctor, Jim! Not a pin maker!"

I think poor Susan should have her own faction, the Pinheads!

Annmarie
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Date:         Mon, 8 Apr 1996 01:26:03 -0400
From:         Beth Brown <BKBVA@a.......>
Subject:      Re: FK Commercial on SFC

In a message dated 96-04-07 19:01:11 EDT, Jamie wrote:

>>Was watching SciFi, y'know, waiting for the cool love scene in the
>
>And what do I see but the coolest FK commercial?

Darn!  I've been checking SciFi periodically all week looking to see if
they've started running commercials.

Beth
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Date:         Mon, 8 Apr 1996 01:26:07 -0400
From:         Beth Brown <BKBVA@a.......>
Subject:      Re: Screed (was Re: Continuity, etc)

In a message dated 96-04-07 23:36:40 EDT, you write:

>>"I'm not like you." (Thinking under his breath, I live in an expensive loft
>>with a shower and satan sheets -- you live in the sewer and eat rats. I'm
>>distinguished, you're just scuzzy.)

Whoa!  Wasn' t this line from Trophy Girl, spoken to the killer in the
prison?  About fascination with death?

Beth
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Date:         Mon, 8 Apr 1996 01:26:06 -0400
From:         Beth Brown <BKBVA@a.......>
Subject:      Re: Liking Third Season

In a message dated 96-04-07 20:14:25 EDT, Amy wrote:

>As third season brought me across, <snip>
> but... I hereby issue a challenge to
>find something nice in every third-season episode. Here're mine:
>
With hindsight, and the recent acquisition of a set of first and second
season tapes, which I have just started to watch, I appreciate the comments
of all the list members who find fault in the third season, but, still, I am
here because of it.  However, I am in agreement that the second half of the
season has been superior to the first half.

>1-2 "Black Buddha" -- Vachon's shower scene (for Bonnie <g>)
         did the best it could to introduce characters, etc, but a little
lacking for newbies.  I learned much more once I found the web pages, list, etc.

>3 "Outside the Lines" --(tough) --the "Phantom" banner outside the building
       this was the first episode I saw, so I have to admit to having been
too confused at the time, and I haven't seen it since.  I do
remember being much more intrigued by the flashback sequence than the
current story.

>4 "Blackwing" -- (needs no defense) -- complex distribution of guilt
        Nat reminding Nick that despite how he was feeling, he was *still* a
vampire

>5 "Blind Faith" --  wonderful guest actress
        the accurate portrayal of an incurable disease

>6 "MBIAV" -- Nat standing up for herself with Nick
        this one's a little fuzzy, too, but I recall a good bit of humor here
(there always seems to be a good line or two in most eposides)

>7 "HoD" -- Urs's origin
        this one's tough, but the "if you don't know you're a vampire, you're
not" theory led in well to NiQ

>8 "Trophy Girl" -- flashback! "Intoxicating, wasn't she?"
       definitely the best part.  I also found the encounter between Nick and
the serial killer riveting (and no, I have never seen "Silence of the
Lambs", so I can't make any comparisons)

>9 "LNMTA" -- Nick likes the whole package just the way it is <g>
       I agree

>10 "Night in Question" -- (needs no defense!) -- dream sequence
         tie between that and kissing in front of the fireplace.  this is
where I draw the line that most everything from here on out was
superior (with maybe a couple of exceptions)

>11 "Sons of Belial" -- (needs no defense!) -- scene in the Raven
          needs no defense

>12 "Strings" -- flashback: "And you are under...?"
           liked the historical tie-in - these things send me to the
encyclopedia>

>13 "Fever" -- (needs no defense!) --
            (but I think its still spoiler protected)

Beth
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Date:         Mon, 8 Apr 1996 01:29:16 -0400
From:         Lane Lombardia <longpath@d.......>
Subject:      One more way to get publicity

This is a message in Newsweek:

"Are you bypassing the raucous flame wars on the Net in favor of mailing
lists (discussion groups conducted over e-mail instead of bulletin
boards)? Send us the names of your favorite mailing lists (e-mail:
<cscope@n.......>); we'll publish the best."

I reason that this would be one more way to show TPTB that we are an
untapped market, and anything that helps give us leverage to get FK back
in production has gotta be an OK subject for the list.

<If I'm wrong, and this is deemed off-topic, then I offer my sincere
apologies>

Thanks,
Lane Lombardia
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Date:         Mon, 8 Apr 1996 01:29:14 -0400
From:         Lane Lombardia <longpath@d.......>
Subject:      Best Mailing Lists

My number one favorite is EvangeList <macway@s.......>.
My next favorite is the Forver Knight list <FORKNI-L@p.......>.
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Date:         Mon, 8 Apr 1996 00:34:54 -0500
From:         Lady Sushi <phoenix@i.......>
Subject:      NBRHPS

This may all just be due to too much cheap sherry, but I was roaming and
found that Nigel was in The Rocky Horror Show (or was it RHPS?).  Just
wondering what part he played.  Anyone know?

I now have a lovely picture in my head of Uncle as Frank N. Furter.
Heheheh, rose tint my world...>;)

Cousin "Susan" Phoenix, Camera Fanatic of the Thong Throng
Tell me what that "sleep" thing is again?
phoenix@i.......
*I'd be nothing if not cold.*  ~~~Nigel
I wanted a steak, not a STAKE.
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