>> 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 thought it was nice of Lynda to imagin a happier future love life
for Sarah. It showed that she cared about Sarah and felt sorry for
her crap relationbships with me and wanted better.
>Frazz and Colin came off looking horrible.
Colin wasn't so bad - he did offer to give the bank note to his
friend. As for Frazz he was a angony aunt beacause of his experences
with Spike and Lynda's relationship and he gave his only peice of
advice "end it !!!" to the girl on teh phone it jsut wasn't
approprate for that situation.
> Julie's bit violated continuity because Sullivan said Lynda wouldn't be able
> to be seen or heard by the others.
True but its was Lynda's dream - she challenged the rules in real life
so why not in her own dream.
> And in the end, has Lynda really learned anything?
a) she needs Spike in her life.
b) Perhaps her dream of Sarah as a War Correspondent is part of the
reason she lets Sarah go in 'Friendly Fire'.
>And is it Katherine who has been whispering in Lynda's ears?
I hadn't thought of that - quite probably. I can't think of anyone
else it could be.
Natacha, whoes also not O'Brien.
>Kevin, wondering who has been whispering in my ears all these years,
>and I'm not O'Brien, either.
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