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Yeah, you should at least be marginally interested in other cultures to appreciate it.
It's not as action packed as some might think. But the tension in the drama is palpable. And all the stuff you learn, you would have to read like five books to get the same info!
I always sort of liked his 'house girl' Fujiko
It is a great show, with many layers. I have watched the dvd box, all eps. three times since I bought it. And I discover new things every time.
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I saw a teaser today for LMN channel- they are having mini-series mania starting next week, Nov. 23. http://www.lmn.tv/ It is the 25th anniversary of the Thorn Birds. I don't get this channel though, cuz I only have basic cable, not the expanded version.
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i will have to check that out. i think i have that channel - lifetime movie network, if i'm correct?
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Mistrals daughter Thorne Birds Kane & Abel North & South A woman of substance
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i loved the v series i watched it religiously i will have to see if i can get that series i was bummed when they canceled it!!
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Its dirt cheap here for the whole series and two movie specials. $40 for the lot..
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Some of you might like to check this one out, it was here in the UK in the 80s shown on sunday afternoons I believe, my dad was always more in to this sort of thing than V so I have seen all of these and still waiting to see V which is more my kinda thing
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quote:Originally posted by 80'sRocked: i am excited to see V and lonesome dove though! Did you watch V yet Ronnie?
arg, no 80'srocked, i haven't had time. the minute i watch it, i will let you know what i think. i know you and devo are fans of the series!
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80'sRocked Play it Loud, Play it Proud
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quote:Originally posted by Ronnie: arg, no 80'srocked, i haven't had time. the minute i watch it, i will let you know what i think. i know you and devo are fans of the series!
Huge fan here! Let me know for sure.
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yes i agree i remember that when i first watched the premier of it!!
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I have owned V the mini series and the Final Battle for a few years now and still think they are great to watch,but you do have to except it can look dated against newer series. Have just purchased V the series on dvd and am upto episode 4,i loved watching it as a youngster and it's still great if a little cheesey in places.My only complaint is the sound can be a bit poor in places but the picture quality has transfered well. Shame it got cancelled after one series and ended on a cliff hanger that was never resolved(unless you read the books).Also it was rumored to be the most expensive series made at the time costing 1 million dollars per episode.
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Was The Gambler considered a Mini-series? If so that was a good one.
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