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Mellian · 15th July 2001, 02:54 PM

'Terrorists seeking ranson suspend Sandburg & group of hostages in a high-rise elevator"

Poor Ellison having to worry about Sandburg on that elevator. The corporate guy and his refusal to give a ransom no matter what. He has a point about not giving in but you have to be willing to pay quite a price for that.

Thought it was great the way Sandburg thought to cut that hole in the elevator and drop the bomb through it. His working with Ellison has definetly helped him be able to handle those situations.

Highlander II · 9th February 2003, 01:54 AM

Watched this one today -

good ep -- and man - that girl needed a good swift spanking! what a snotty child -- 'Boohoo - Daddy doesn't like the guy I married b/c the guy I married is a total dork, so we'll plot to steal from him. Dork says no one will get hurt and I'm so naive, I believe him.' --

oh please -- I wanted to smack her --

But, yes - GO BLAIR! and he just happened to be the welding master?? what's with that? why couldn't the other guy just do it? Blair's still the hero for coming up with the idea --- oh well -

I like the scene where Jim shoots out that window and swings through ---

however, how convenient that that wire was JUST long enough for him to reach the 37th floor --

Lonewolf89 · 23rd June 2003, 08:11 PM

I saw this episode a few weeks ago and loved it. I'm a huge Blair fan, so getting to see him save the day for once was great. Usually they make him act helpless, waiting for Jim to come through.

Welding isn't the only strange thing Sandburg is able to do. I recall in one episode he revealed he knew how to drive a big rig. No tell what other professions he's tried out.

15th July 2001, 02:54 PM	#1 (permalink)
Mellian Sothoii war maid Join Date: Feb 2001 Location: Corning, New York, USA Posts: 597	"Dead drop" 'Terrorists seeking ranson suspend Sandburg & group of hostages in a high-rise elevator" Poor Ellison having to worry about Sandburg on that elevator. The corporate guy and his refusal to give a ransom no matter what. He has a point about not giving in but you have to be willing to pay quite a price for that. Thought it was great the way Sandburg thought to cut that hole in the elevator and drop the bomb through it. His working with Ellison has definetly helped him be able to handle those situations.

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9th February 2003, 01:54 AM	#2 (permalink)
Highlander II There can be only one!! Join Date: Jun 2001 Location: Virginia Posts: 9,497	Watched this one today - good ep -- and man - that girl needed a good swift spanking! what a snotty child -- 'Boohoo - Daddy doesn't like the guy I married b/c the guy I married is a total dork, so we'll plot to steal from him. Dork says no one will get hurt and I'm so naive, I believe him.' -- oh please -- I wanted to smack her -- But, yes - GO BLAIR! and he just happened to be the welding master?? what's with that? why couldn't the other guy just do it? Blair's still the hero for coming up with the idea --- oh well - I like the scene where Jim shoots out that window and swings through --- however, how convenient that that wire was JUST long enough for him to reach the 37th floor --

23rd June 2003, 08:11 PM	#3 (permalink)
Lonewolf89 Fear is the mind killer. Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: The Flatplanet Cafe Posts: 1,609	I saw this episode a few weeks ago and loved it. I'm a huge Blair fan, so getting to see him save the day for once was great. Usually they make him act helpless, waiting for Jim to come through. Welding isn't the only strange thing Sandburg is able to do. I recall in one episode he revealed he knew how to drive a big rig. No tell what other professions he's tried out.