I guess I'll have to buy a Bramwell tape to check him out, he's at the end of the series I think.

stefan,

I'd recommend Vol. #192 as a Best-of-Bramwell (I can't believe I just said that), where he's in 3 of the eps and seduces the heroine.  It takes place before the storyline gets too terribly tedious, JMO, but also won't offer as much spoilerage as later volumes.  Karlen, Barrett, and Parker are very good and it's also a nice tape for Selby fans, but I digress.

But I'm not a Bramwell fan and others may suggest a different volume.  He's in every ep in #195, unless you count the "lost episode" as a no-show; he marries Daphne in this tape, but he tends to tick me off a lot too.  He's also in every ep (all 4) in the final volume in the series, but seeing it first will most likely ruin 1841 PT for you.

Hi, Vlad,

I'm glad you got to see them!  I was surprised too to see that Art Wallace wrote the first two eps.  I didn't see them all but it seemed there was more humor in the subsequent eps.

I probably should mention that the captures are a little deceiving-- though Storm was on camera frequently his role wasn't very big.

[OT - Law & Order fans will recognize James Naughton; he also played Ally McBeal's dad.]

Above, with series stars James Naughton and Ron Harper
Below, Jim is shot by one of the guards


"I, Judah Zachery..."


"Dammit, Jim, I'm an astronaut, not a doctor."
(I made that up. )

Hope you had a very happy birthday, Joe!

We may have lost Buffy and will soon lose Angel, but at least there's hope for a new DS!! 

PS.  I am guessing there was a post on this thread that got deleted?

No.

I will post the details of the event.

Maybe you could place the writeup on your webspace and post a link instead.  Please?

The Planet of the Apes series ep featuring Jim Storm will air tomorrow at 1 p.m. Eastern during SciFi's PotA marathon.  Check your local listings or the SciFi Schedulebot for the time in your area.

From www.tvtome.com:

#6  Tomorrow's Tide  Roscoe Lee Browne (Hurion) Jay Robinson (Bandor) Kathleen Braken (Soma) James Storm (Romar) John McLiam (Gahto) Frank Orsatti (Human) Tony Mordente (Drayman #2)

An ape who runs a fishing business plans to use Virdon and Burke as slaves after he captures them.

18-Oct-1974

It's GREAT stuff!  Nice pictures, too.  I went the slide show route.