Una wrote:
Yes, I would have liked that too. 'Colditz' spends the first four episodes introducing each one of the main characters, and their individual stories
<scream> Every mention of 'Colditz' makes me so jealous. I'd love to have the opportunity to watch the series again (and get it on tape). If anyone hears that it is airing in the US or available in pro NTSC tapes, please let me know. I don't often look at tv schedules or video catalogues.
I think it was airing on CBC when I originally saw it; we were getting Hamilton, Ontario on cable at the time.
May the penguins get you for torturing me, Una. "We found the victim face down; there were flipper prints leading away from the scene."
B7 reference... thinking... 'Colditz' is so good you might almost think Chris Boucher had scripted it.
Carol Mc
Carol wrote:
Una wrote:
Yes, I would have liked that too. 'Colditz' spends the first four episodes introducing each one of the main characters, and their individual stories
<scream> Every mention of 'Colditz' makes me so jealous.
Oops, sorry, Carol!
I'd love to have the opportunity to watch the series again (and get it on tape). If anyone hears that it is airing in the US or available in pro NTSC tapes, please let me know. I don't often look at tv schedules or video catalogues.
I don't think it ever came out in any form on tape over here, and I don't have PAL to NTSC taping facilities, I'm afraid. Next time you're in the UK, may I suggest you camp in our living room for two days and watch through all 28 episodes?
May the penguins get you for torturing me, Una. "We found the victim face down; there were flipper prints leading away from the scene."
Treachery! Wretched creatures...
B7 reference... thinking... 'Colditz' is so good you might almost think Chris Boucher had scripted it.
Yes! Yes! That's exactly it!
Una
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