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Now, I've heard about that WB pilot in 2004 - if anyone here can flash me a link to a site that explains why that never materialized, I'll be happy to read it.
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Mrs. J: "Gotta be careful on these steps, now that I'm pregnant, you know!!
Picking every single option would seem to defeat the purpose.
One of the best is his scene with Delphine Seyrig as they begin swapping stories about Countess Bathory.
I never right click, yet I get that message lots when I start chasing those things.
it's interesting how often pig/swine references come up on DS
I wan't aware that I was right clicking, but that may be what happened. Again, I promise to be more careful.
Maybe I was possessed by Locke.
Can I just share that I'm finding the special V Day heart of an evilly glaring Laura Collins to be a raging HOOT?
I'd love to know which scene the image is from. It reminds me of that wonderful moment when Laura is doing one of her spells at the fireplace and Liz taps her on the shoulder to have Laura turn and practically hiss with bared teeth. Great, classic stuff.
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can't recall the number, when Roger comes back from a business trip and asks Carolyn if Willie and Jason are still around. When she tells him Jason is still there but that Willie has left he says, "Oh, bravo! You can't keep the jet-set down can you? Did he accept an invitation from the prince and princess of Monoco or could he simply not stand another one of Mrs. Johnson's boiled dinners!?"
Oh, and another one, when he tells Liz that they should invite Barnabas to stay at Collinwood and she asks how can they when "there are the two others" already staying there. His retort was classic! "Well, Barnabas is a blood cousin and I think he should be given more consideration than those two sea tramps!"
I believe that Nancy Barrett was quoted in Craig Hamrick's fabulous biography of Big Lou that acting opposite Edmonds was often like being in a Noel Coward farce. He brought such sharp, acid wit to his performances on Shadows.