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Calendar Events / Announcements '08 I / Re: OT (Semi): The Wolfman
« on: March 21, 2008, 10:31:04 PM »
Golly. There sure are a lot of BUNNIES on here!!
If folks out there who enjoy Werewolf stories ever get the chance, check out this short lived series from around 1990, She-Wolf of London (also known as Love and Curses). The first fourteen episodes of that show were produced in England and I think a lot of people here would enjoy those shows. The remaining six were done in LA and weren't as good although I still enjoyed them (a law firm that turns out to be run by vampires ... who'd a thunk?? *rolls eyes*).
The show starred Kate Hodge as an American overseas student in the UK who gets bitten by a werewolf on a camping expedition. Neil Dickson plays her mythology professor who decides to try to cure her of her curse. Does this premise ring any bells for y'all? *grins*
For Bewitched fans, in a two-part episode the pair do battle with a vicious department head by the name of Dr. Samantha Stevens. In the LA episodes there's also a really whacky Star Trek spoof called Beyond the Beyond.
G.
If folks out there who enjoy Werewolf stories ever get the chance, check out this short lived series from around 1990, She-Wolf of London (also known as Love and Curses). The first fourteen episodes of that show were produced in England and I think a lot of people here would enjoy those shows. The remaining six were done in LA and weren't as good although I still enjoyed them (a law firm that turns out to be run by vampires ... who'd a thunk?? *rolls eyes*).
The show starred Kate Hodge as an American overseas student in the UK who gets bitten by a werewolf on a camping expedition. Neil Dickson plays her mythology professor who decides to try to cure her of her curse. Does this premise ring any bells for y'all? *grins*
For Bewitched fans, in a two-part episode the pair do battle with a vicious department head by the name of Dr. Samantha Stevens. In the LA episodes there's also a really whacky Star Trek spoof called Beyond the Beyond.
G.