Joanne: <Anyone want to recommend an episode that might be therapeutic for my poor, shaken mental faculties? Don't say Deathwatch, for my sight has been blasted as it is...>
and Una: <How about Orbit? Anyway, Deathwatch is bloody brilliant.>
<grin> maybe those of us who find Avon with sausages on his shoulders and Steven Pacey in a great-aunt's second-best wig rather distracting could try closing our eyes and just listening. Pretend it's a radio play and Avon's wearing his rather nice Volcano duds - would that work, Joanne?
'Nother suggestion to soothe frayed nerves, BTW ... City on the Edge of the World. Yes?
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Una McCormack wrote:
I think we can all agree that City is super tip-top smashing.
But the wardrobe is less than inspired. In fact, the whole thing is a bit dull visually.
Mistral
Mistral wrote:
Una McCormack wrote:
I think we can all agree that City is super tip-top smashing.
But the wardrobe is less than inspired. In fact, the whole thing is a bit dull visually.
I always think that Homeworld is a really cool planet set.
Una
Una McCormack wrote:
Mistral wrote:
Una McCormack wrote:
I think we can all agree that City is super tip-top smashing.
But the wardrobe is less than inspired. In fact, the whole thing is a bit dull visually.
I always think that Homeworld is a really cool planet set.
Una
Ah, different tastes, I guess. It reminds me of a diorama built in a closet.
Mistral
Mistral wrote:
Una McCormack wrote:
Mistral wrote:
Una McCormack wrote:
I think we can all agree that City is super tip-top smashing.
But the wardrobe is less than inspired. In fact, the whole thing is a bit dull visually.
I always think that Homeworld is a really cool planet set.
Ah, different tastes, I guess. It reminds me of a diorama built in a closet.
I think that that's part of it's charm. So obviously not outside, yet somehow weird.
Una
Una McCormack wrote:
I think we can all agree that City is super tip-top smashing.
I'm certainly glad to see Vila getting some Voluntary Social Companionship, but it seems pointless to me for Kerril to stay on Homeworld--I'm sure she'd find joining the crew much more interesting.
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Sally wrote:
'Nother suggestion to soothe frayed nerves, BTW ... City on the Edge of
the
World. Yes?
Una:
I think we can all agree that City is super tip-top smashing.
Yes we can. It's lovely lovely lovely. In fact - thanks Sally - I may go and watch it now while I have my lunch.
Guy wrote:
Sally wrote:
'Nother suggestion to soothe frayed nerves, BTW ... City on the Edge of the World. Yes?
Una:
I think we can all agree that City is super tip-top smashing.
Yes we can. It's lovely lovely lovely. In fact - thanks Sally - I may go and watch it now while I have my lunch.
Funny, that's just what I was going to do too.
Una
Una:
I think we can all agree that City is super tip-top smashing.
Guy:
Yes we can. It's lovely lovely lovely. In fact - thanks Sally - I may go
and
watch it now while I have my lunch.
Una:
Funny, that's just what I was going to do too.
OK - I won't tell you what happens, then.
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