>On a completely unrelated note, is it just me or is "Chalk" utter
>tripe? I couldn't believe it was by the same man who wrote PG -
>about the only bits I found funny were the PG in-jokes, and if it
>weren't for them (and, I suppose, the school setting) I'd have sworn
>there must be two writers both called Steven Moffatt, but one an
>utter genius...and the other not.
Well, "Chalk" (IMHO) is not up to the PG standard, certainly, but what
is? I don't know... I think "Chalk" has its moments - it's farcical,
but a lot of it works well.
"Joking Apart" (another Moffat creation) was excellent - kind of an in-
between of PG and "Chalk"; it was also farce, but it had moving moments
and a lot of Spike/Lynda humour too.
Personally I liked "Chalk", but I know many people didn't.
Moffat *is* an utter genius (if only for PG) - but beware what you say -
he has been known to visit this list!
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Laura
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