Murray Head wrote:
>
>
> I remember Sarah saying something to Julie/Spike/Frazz/the newsroom at large
> about telling Lynda she was going to the party with Gary Morris - I don't
> _remember_ her saying anything about leaving her number, but wouldn't it fit
> the overall pattern for her to leave a note saying something along the lines of
> "Dear Lynda, I just thought I should let you know, I'll be at a party
> tonight; the number is *******, just in case you need me,
> Sarah
> PS If you ring and they can't find me, ask for Gary Morris, as I'm going
> with him."
Kevin replies: Nah...nice try, and if it were any other Sarah story, I'd
buy it. But if it were true, why would Sarah blow up at Spike and Kenny
for tracking her down? This is a rare look at a Sarah operating on the
"pleasure before business" principle; exactly the opposite of the way she
behaves with Raymond Adams.
Speaking of Gary Morris, anybody wonder if Sarah's behavior might be tied
to her landing a date with a hot commodity and being naive enough to
believe he likes her? Sarah doesn't strike me as the type to cross
either her mother (who forbade her to go out with Gary) or Lynda, so this
episode is doubly strange, even if you don't take into account how bloody
hard it is to write 15 words (let alone 1500) on toilet paper.
> Kevin Nauta, who did not bring up the Spice Girls at all>
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