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Current Talk '02 II / That Fiercely Ruling T. Eliot Stokes!
« on: July 12, 2002, 07:35:16 PM »
Who thinks Thayer David should be awarded some sort of posthumous emolument for GREATLY heightening the tone of this week's episodes?
I watched these shows on tape, and it was amazing how sharp, exciting, and plain old watchable the proceedings were with Stokes on the case.
I'm thinking some of the regulars were suffering a case of the Summer Doldrums. Lara Parker was very good, and Nicholas was a sly, sleek minx in his dressing gown.
When Stokes was reading some fascinating occult tome (Magick in Theory and Practice by Ali Crowley, perchance?) and Barn was banging at the door and he intoned "Go away, go away, there's no one at home!" I cheered him on. But Professor, that spell works much better if you sprinkle some wormwood and verbena at the threshold beforehand.
Gothick
I watched these shows on tape, and it was amazing how sharp, exciting, and plain old watchable the proceedings were with Stokes on the case.
I'm thinking some of the regulars were suffering a case of the Summer Doldrums. Lara Parker was very good, and Nicholas was a sly, sleek minx in his dressing gown.
When Stokes was reading some fascinating occult tome (Magick in Theory and Practice by Ali Crowley, perchance?) and Barn was banging at the door and he intoned "Go away, go away, there's no one at home!" I cheered him on. But Professor, that spell works much better if you sprinkle some wormwood and verbena at the threshold beforehand.
Gothick