Subj : Re: Yo, Traffy!
To   : alt.tv.farscape
From : Trouble
Date : Tue Sep 06 2005 12:32:08

From Newsgroup: alt.tv.farscape

Tyler Trafford wrote:

> Jim Larson wrote:
>> Mark Morrison wrote:

>>> Tyler Trafford wrote:
>>>>Jim Larson wrote:

>>>>> When you eventually get around to watching Blue, don't let falling
>>>>> asleep[1] halfway through keep you from watching White. The former
>>>>> is a reflection on loss and recovery (or some damned thing) and
>>>>> the latter is a dark comedy. The only connection is a brief 2
>>>>> second appearance by Juliette Binoche in White. 

>>>>> Supposedly, each movie takes the meaning of the corresponding
>>>>> color in the French flag (Blue = liberty, White = equality, Red =
>>>>> fraternity) as a theme but in a bizarre, and in the case of White
>>>>> fairly twisted, way. 

>>>>> Looking forward to Red.

>>>>Thanks for the info, I'm looking forward to it.  Tonight, while
>>>>relaxing after driving and running around in Vermont all weekend,
>>>>I've got "The Office, Disc 1" to watch.  Should be good.
 
>>> I've found The Office to be a "Love it or hate it" show - personally
>>> I loved it, but I know a lot of people who hated it.

>> How do you like the U.S. version compared to the original?
 
> I've seen both first seasons now, and they compare favorably in both
> directions.  The US version takes some scenes verbatim from the
> British one, but adds it's own which are also very funny.
 
> It's obvious that Steve Correll has watched the British version many,
> many times in order to get nearly the same mannerisms his counterpart
> uses.
 
> Summary:  Both good, the boss is much more unlikeable in the British
> version though.

US version, what's the secretary's name? She's cute

Are we going to get any more of the US Office? or Boston Legal for that 
matter?

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"Do not seek to follow in the footsteps of the wise.
Seek what they sought."
--Basho

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