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27th October 05, 03:18 PM
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I get exactly 2 channels of TV (no cable connections for me, TYVM), and just started watching the "glass teat" at home again last autumn (helped take my mind off the agony of chemotherapy).
Like Blu, I have never seen an episode of "Monarch," although I have heard many good reports. In a couple of years, when used DVD copies are available at a reasonable cost, perhaps I'll have a look-see. Until then, most of my disposable income will likely continue to go either for Guinness, whisky or those tartan things that many of us rave on about, here.
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27th October 05, 03:22 PM
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 Originally Posted by MacConnachie
I get exactly 2 channels of TV (no cable connections for me, TYVM), and just started watching the "glass teat" at home again last autumn (helped take my mind off the agony of chemotherapy).
Glass teat, you MUST be a Harlan Ellison fan from way back. ;)
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27th October 05, 03:35 PM
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Yay, bubba! I was hoping someone would recognize that reference. As much as I enjoyed some of Harlan's sf writing, I think his non-fiction works have impressed me more.
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27th October 05, 03:50 PM
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Oh yeah. I remember his television column. Heck, I think I've read almost everything he published, fiction or nonfiction. I met him once years back and he was a riot. Quick wit and when called for a savage sense of humor.
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27th October 05, 04:16 PM
#5
Is this MOTG a show that I can rent an episode or two, assuming I can find it, and get an idea of what the series is like, or do I have to have at least part of a season to get into it?
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27th October 05, 04:22 PM
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Monarch
I, too, am saddened by the end of Monarch. While I thought it lost its way after Hector’s death, I felt it found it after Paul appeared. I enjoyed the show so much that I got Blackwell’s to send me the book. When the whole series comes available, I’ll get it and enjoy a wee dram in front of the fire too.
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27th October 05, 05:05 PM
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 Originally Posted by Iolaus
Is this MOTG a show that I can rent an episode or two, assuming I can find it, and get an idea of what the series is like, or do I have to have at least part of a season to get into it?
It is currently playing at 5pm (est) Mon-Fri on BBC America.
Some PBS stations carry it as well.
As for renting it, you might try a local library.
Our county library has seasons 1 and 2 on DVD that can be
checked out.
It is a great show but to me the best parts are the kilts and
the beautiful secenry.
You can certainly get an idea of the show but if you like it
a little you will find it quite addictive.
Last edited by Kiltedmusiclover; 27th October 05 at 05:07 PM.
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