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T. L. Evans
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O sweet.. for crying out..... just NO! I don’t care how troglodytean organization you are this is just wrong!!!!

I don't believe it. No part of Lost ever had an outline....

Why so many pictures of this feature? What is it?

It looks like an good movie, set in a fascinating period in Turkish history that is often overlooked.

Perhaps there should be a few pictures of London, Coventry, Manchester and a few other British cities that were devastated during the Blitz when considering the impact of 20th Century warfare.

True, unless you count the Jews and Gypsies as being separate... they got screwed pretty bad.

Actually my most incredulous moment in the Saint was when Elizabeth Shue tried to support her theory worked by "Just knowing it in your heart..." more or less. Yep. I wonder how that went down in her doctoral defense. I bet she got a ton of grants with that as her primary evidence....

I particularly like what happens if you skip advert....

Yep. You've got it. 100% correct. No need for me to comment here.

Wait, when did Lloyd Bridges join International Rescue?

Indeed! I once dated a woman who looked vaguely like Linda Thorson... well, her face anyway. I was quite disappointed she didn't know judo...

I remember Supertrain. In fact, I am delighted to see it noted here because for the longest time I thought that maybe it had all been a bad dream, fueled by having seen the Big Bus.... Even to my preadolescence brain, the idea of a nuclear powered train rocketing across the country seemed a little odd... but as an

Wasn't that one actually billed as Jaws 3 in D? Oh the curses of memory... it was bad... bust as stated elsewhere, sometimes a paycheck is a paycheck...

Sigh, the source of my first crush.... Ms. Emma Peel.

Oh! I was going to say that!

This is the eternal battle of producing solid archaeological reports versus raising public awareness. In this case, it seems pretty clear that the Egyptologists in question fell afoul of both the desire to make people aware of an interesting find (over realistic and, well, truthful representation of what they

Of course, there is also the aspect that civil behavior to one another was more readily accomplished when one knew that making accusations, slandering others, or just saying nasty things could lead to a culturally acceptable form of murder.

Well Christopher is of course his son and executor of the estate. I haven't seen other family member comments on the films. It was Tolkien who sold the movie rights for about 100K pounds Stirling just before his death. At the time it was a good price for adaptation rights, particularly as that Tolkien honestly

No. I am the Batman!

Well, he seems pretty headstrong against it... and assuming his heirs will follow his intentions, that would give 75 years until it becomes public domain.... I suspect Mr. Jackson will have passed by that time.