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Is it the one with the restlessly original, sometimes slightly disturbing
camera angles, and the balding guy with the saggy eyes and the bad
moustache? What's that called again, NYPD Blue?
A.
(who disagrees with anyone that the written word is superior to the
televised word. It's different, but it's just that: different)
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Van: [log in to unmask]
[mailto:[log in to unmask]]Namens [log in to unmask]
Verzonden: donderdag 6 september 2001 2:22
Aan: [log in to unmask]
Onderwerp: Re:OT: TV
We were talking about television and movies awhile ago, and I had stated
that
many people not into literature or intellectual pursuits benefit from
seeing
cinematic adaptations of literary works, plays and novels; the point being
that otherwise such persons would have no knowledge of such works. Well,
I
have an opposite story to tell. Due to my love of literature, I sometimes
bypass all else. Last Friday, after a long week at week and then
socializing, my husband and I came home, collapsed on the sofa and turned
on
the TV. There was a cop show on. Normally, I would have changed the
channel
immediately but as the remote control was not within my reach, I just laid
there and watched it. We were in the midst of a marathon the station was
treating us to of this particular show. Neither my husband nor I had seen
it
before,although I have since learned that it has been on the air since
1994.
Not only did we end up watching all of the episode we came in the middle
of,
but we stayed up, exhausted as we were, to view four more episodes. We
were
both blown away. The cinematography, the acting, was amazing, reminding me
of
the time a friend of my uncle years ago, a classical music only fan,
happened
to visit me one day while I had on a Pink Floyd album and he said - I
think I
may have missed something. That's how I felt. Anybody want to guess the
show we happened to catch last Friday night?
Kate
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disagrees with anyone that the written word is superior to the televised =
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size=3D2>-----Oorspronkelijk bericht-----<BR><B>Van:</B>=20
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[mailto:[log in to unmask]]<B>Namens=20
</B>[log in to unmask]<BR><B>Verzonden:</B> donderdag 6 september 2001=20
2:22<BR><B>Aan:</B> [log in to unmask]<BR><B>Onderwerp:</B> Re:OT: =
TV<BR><BR></DIV></FONT><FONT face=3Darial,helvetica><FONT size=3D2>We =
were talking=20
about television and movies awhile ago, and I had stated that <BR>many =
people=20
not into literature or intellectual pursuits benefit from seeing =
<BR>cinematic=20
adaptations of literary works, plays and novels; the point being =
<BR>that=20
otherwise such persons would have no knowledge of such works. =
Well, I=20
<BR>have an opposite story to tell. Due to my love of =
literature, I=20
sometimes <BR>bypass all else. Last Friday, after a long week at =
week=20
and then <BR>socializing, my husband and I came home, collapsed on the =
sofa=20
and turned on <BR>the TV. There was a cop show on. =
Normally, I=20
would have changed the channel <BR>immediately but as the remote =
control was=20
not within my reach, I just laid <BR>there and watched it. We =
were in=20
the midst of a marathon the station was <BR>treating us to of this =
particular=20
show. Neither my husband nor I had seen it <BR>before,although I =
have=20
since learned that it has been on the air since 1994. <BR>Not =
only did=20
we end up watching all of the episode we came in the middle of, =
<BR>but we=20
stayed up, exhausted as we were, to view four more episodes. We were =
<BR>both=20
blown away. The cinematography, the acting, was amazing, reminding me =
of=20
<BR>the time a friend of my uncle years ago, a classical music only =
fan,=20
happened <BR>to visit me one day while I had on a Pink Floyd album and =
he said=20
- I think I <BR>may have missed something. That's how I felt.=20
Anybody want to guess the <BR>show we happened to catch last =
Friday=20
night? <BR><BR>Kate <BR></BLOCKQUOTE></FONT></FONT></BODY></HTML>
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