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Mandy, interesting. I didn't know that, but wouldn't surprise me TW feeling that way.

Mandy, loved Cat on a Hot Tin Roof with Taylor and Newman. Magic, also loved the original Lady Killers.

I love All About Eve too. And Hitchcock movies - especially Dial M for Murder, Rear Window and Spellbound - Gregory Peck and Ingrid Bergman are equally beautiful.

"the largest forensic anthropology laboratory in the world" Joint POW/MIA Accounting Command Sorry, if this has already been posted elsewhere.

This has probably aired in Europe already - taking a break from Harry Potter... By ANITA GATES Published: October 30, 2006 NYTimes “Cracker” is back, in the form of a gripping new two-hour movie. And its hero, the British forensic psychologist Eddie Fitzgerald (the amazing Robbie Coltrane), is...

LOL, what a great title for a review!

Thanks, again, Destiny - looking forward to November!

USA here and I just wanted to say that the Madame de Pompadour one was fantastic. I think the quality of Doctor Who is wonderful with these new episodes - well, new for me, anyway.

Though spinoffs can be failures, I'd give this a try... http://blogs.manchestereveningnews.co.uk/ianwylie/2006/10/hellois_that_1981.html

Happy Birthday, Adrian/Tony! 53!? I'm guessing he'll ignore this birthday because of the number or pretend he's 50.

Astrid, I know for a fact that the posters there like Sam. Yes, I wish they'd rethink the decision to close with the next season and a two-part special.

Your grandmother has good taste in movies and I'll let you pass not naming the the characters because you might have to wake her and I've grown to like her. You're next.

$10 Million Prize Set Up for Speedy DNA Decoding By NICHOLAS WADE Published: October 5, 2006 NYTimes A $10 million prize for cheap and rapid sequencing of the human genome was announced today by the X Prize Foundation of Santa Monica, Calif. The terms of the prize require competitors to...

Yes, my daughter wishes that she had it as part of her biology program. By the way, I'm nosy this way - I check profiles, it's great that you're a Disney Character. I won't ask which one or which Disney - too personal for the internet.

Thanks, BabaOReilly! c1: Judging from your eyes, I'd say you were fifty. c2: Judging from your eyes, I'd say you were kind, so so much for eyes.

Astrid (love your name), if you like discussing the show there's a good forum that's for LOM lovers - well, Phil Glenister, but the show in general. http://philipglenisterforum.forumup.com/index.php?mforum=philipglenisterforum

Super Troopers c1: Mac c2: Thorny c3: Foster

Teaching Inspector Clouseau to Be Sherlock Holmes By JILL P. CAPUZZO Published: September 24, 2006 NYTimes WATCH where you walk. Don't touch or move anything. You can make maps, take notes. I'll be back to get you in a little while.'' With those simple instructions, William Wheeler, a science...

Hankster, Boston Legal/Ally McBeal's David Kelly has the rights to the show so mail him the comic book now before he gets too far ahead. He's hired the executive producers of the original and we can only pray that it stays even partly as good as the original but who could possibly play Sam and...