>Kevin replies:
>I doubt very much if you could ever call Julie and Lynda best friends,
>although Steven Moffat may have meant it in a general way here. Remember that
>Lynda didn't trust Julie enough to tell her what was going on behind the
>scenes in THERE ARE CROCODILES.
Hmm but Lynda didn't tell anyone. I don't think Lynda would have told
Kenny what was going. Kenny may have been going for the international
nice championships but I don't think he was actually all that
reliable. - Consider how many of his Grandmothers/aunts died during
his time at the paper.
Natacha
> Like most relationships of Lynda's, it is
>strictly love-hate on both sides, although the breeziness they share in PHOTO
>FINISH may indicate they are closer than we might give them credit for.
This is just an odd idea of mine but I always felt that Sam was a
closer firend of Lynda's. They were actaully very alike, ie
prepared to manipulate people to do what they wanted, (Kenny, Sarah).
They had an interest in Kenny and Sarah in common.
Sam was actaully prepared to do a few favours for Lynda, like write
the bitchy article about Sarah's writting cause. What does anyone
else think ?
Natacha
(please don't get to technical on the plot lines I haven't seen the
episodes with Sam for several years)
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