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Tabitha · 24th September 2003, 02:32 PM

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George discovers the price that the dead pay when they try to hang on to their past.

b: 11-Jul-2003 pc: 102 w: Pete Ocko d: Peter Lauer

NOTE: In this episode we learn that Betty was born in 1899 and died on 1926. We also learn her lastname, which is Rhomer.
Meet the director. This episode's director was Peter Lauer, whose previous directions includes 'Ed', 'Scrubs', 'Grounded for Life', 'My Guide to Becoming a Rock Star', 'Lucky' and other shows. His only movie was a tv-horror in 2000, entitled 'Cry Baby Lane'.

Tabitha · 24th September 2003, 02:32 PM

Dave · 5th October 2003, 09:23 PM

Anyone else getting tired of this already?

It's not just her pout and attitude either. The story is developing too slow to be a drama, and it's just not funny enough to be a comedy.

So, if the undead try to contact relatives or relive their life, they progressively loose all memory of it.

markpud · 6th October 2003, 03:17 PM

It's still got my interest, as long as they can keep coming up with interesting ways for people to die (bear killing the protesters slightly predictable but nice and ironic, news reporter getting electrocuted by his own pee, eww). I liked the interaction with her family this week, I presume they'll find a way for George to become friendly with her little sis without mum (or her boss guy) finding out (for a while).

I'm not watching anything else at the moment (except new Simpsons when they show up, and Malcolm), so this will probably be my TV fix for the next few weeks!

Annette · 8th October 2003, 11:16 AM

This episode was kinda slow this week. BUT as Markpud says I'll keep watching it too.

I do hope that George gets to interact 'somehow' with her sister (even tho her sis seems a brat) but that could be the grief she feels on the loss of her BIG sis.

It was funny when the protesters lost their lives being killed by the bear and also the newsreporter being electrocuted. As I say I do have a strange sense of humour hehehehe.

annette

markpud · 8th October 2003, 08:03 PM

Yep, it's this kind of dark humour that appeals to me too

Krystal · 12th October 2003, 08:04 PM

I really enjoy the episode, I'm not into dark humor much so I first have to adjust to that change. But after adjusting I have to admit that I really enjoying it. :lol:

Krystal

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5th October 2003, 09:23 PM	#3 (permalink)
Dave Wherever I Am, I'm There Join Date: Jan 2001 Location: Greater London Posts: 11,516	Anyone else getting tired of this already? It's not just her pout and attitude either. The story is developing too slow to be a drama, and it's just not funny enough to be a comedy. So, if the undead try to contact relatives or relive their life, they progressively loose all memory of it.

6th October 2003, 03:17 PM	#4 (permalink)
markpud Super-Mod to the gods Join Date: Dec 2000 Location: with Buffy, in Manchester, England... Posts: 4,732	It's still got my interest, as long as they can keep coming up with interesting ways for people to die (bear killing the protesters slightly predictable but nice and ironic, news reporter getting electrocuted by his own pee, eww). I liked the interaction with her family this week, I presume they'll find a way for George to become friendly with her little sis without mum (or her boss guy) finding out (for a while). I'm not watching anything else at the moment (except new Simpsons when they show up, and Malcolm), so this will probably be my TV fix for the next few weeks!

8th October 2003, 11:16 AM	#5 (permalink)
Annette This is Star - my honey!! Join Date: Jan 2001 Location: West Midlands Posts: 5,944	This episode was kinda slow this week. BUT as Markpud says I'll keep watching it too. I do hope that George gets to interact 'somehow' with her sister (even tho her sis seems a brat) but that could be the grief she feels on the loss of her BIG sis. It was funny when the protesters lost their lives being killed by the bear and also the newsreporter being electrocuted. As I say I do have a strange sense of humour hehehehe. annette

8th October 2003, 08:03 PM	#6 (permalink)
markpud Super-Mod to the gods Join Date: Dec 2000 Location: with Buffy, in Manchester, England... Posts: 4,732	Yep, it's this kind of dark humour that appeals to me too

12th October 2003, 08:04 PM	#7 (permalink)
Krystal Registered User Join Date: Dec 2000 Location: Puerto Rico Posts: 2,264	I really enjoy the episode, I'm not into dark humor much so I first have to adjust to that change. But after adjusting I have to admit that I really enjoying it. :lol: Krystal