Erina Johnson (erijohnson@hotmail.com)
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>Hi again!
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>Matt wrote:
>> The killer is when Colin reassures spike
>>that "We'll get a genuine american to play you" absolutly classic
given
>>that Dexter's a brit.
>Alway's been one of my fave's.
>>As for series five being S&L's fifth attempt at a relationship, I
would
>>count it as only their second. The first attempt running from "At
last a
>>dragon" to "Yesterday's news" and the second attempt running from the
end
>>of "Love and War" till "There are crocodiles". But that's just me
being a
>>nit-picking bastard.
>I agree that it's probably less than five attempts, but I think eras
such as
>"The Big Hello" through to "Holding On" count as attempts - as was
pointed
>out, Spike could have easily got a new passport, but he stayed because
he
>wanted to see how things went with Lynda.
> Actually, just on the subject of "Holding On": in the big "can you
let go
>of each other?" scene, Spike seems as surprised as everyone else that
he
>could let go - did anyone else think that it was partly a will to defy
>Lyndas "can't let go of me, nyah, nyah" smile that did it - the
relationship
>did, after all, always (until maybe S5) have a basis of who was
"winning" at
>the relationship.
>
>L and Vole's to all. (Let's see who identifies that one)
>Murray
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I believe I'm following this just a long, long way behind (to paraphrase
Frazz in Killer on the Line).
I also think Press Gang is great in its self reflexive nature. My
favourite example of this is also in Bad News when Bobby Campbell
exclaims that Lynda is great because she's "just like she is on the
telly".
Erina
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