>Kevin, loaded up on painkillers and peach tea, replies:
>Fair enough, here goes.
>> By the way Kevin, I like the satirical approach to "Day Dreams"
>Nick Stringer's performance as Sullivan was great, and that bit of
>satire worked. Sarah's vignette was poetic justice, and made up a
>little for all the crap dished out on her (and Kenny) through the years.
I always felt pleased that Lynda was nice enought to give Sarah 4/5
boyfriends. It was a great sign of their friendsship. I also think
this episodes shows that Lynda is not just ego. It is a dream and during
it she acnollages her faults - her ego's too big, she must stop
pushing her friends to the back of her mind.
>Frazz and Colin came off looking horrible.
Colin's not that bad - he does offer to give the bank note to the other
guy. Frazz's probelm is he was only equiped to deal with Spike and
Lynda's relationship. His advice to the girl with the dog was the
same advice he had been trying to give to Spike.
> Julie's bit violated continuity because Sullivan said Lynda wouldn't
> be able to be seen or heard by the others.
Yeah but Julie as editor : (
> And in the end, has Lynda
>really learned anything? And is it Katherine who has been whispering in
> Lynda's ears?
Has Lynda leaned anything - well that She does want Spike in her
life.
As for Katherene - probably. I haden't thought of it but it makes
sence.
Natacha
Kevin, wondering who has been whispering in my ears all these years,
and I'm not O'Brien, either.
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