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Mon Nov-03-08 10:37 AM
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| Midsomer Murders----SPOILER |
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I just saw "Midsomer murders: Dead man's eleven." This is the second of the series I've seen and probably it will be the last.
There are events that really strain the imagination, even for a mystery. Mainly, that the perp would murder Cavendish's housekeeper so that she could get the housekeeper's job. :wtf:
That was, at the least, taking a big chance. How could she be sure they'd hire her for the replacement? :shrug:
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Mon Nov-03-08 01:32 PM
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| 1. what channel does Midsomer come on? |
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watched it religiously a few years ago, now i can't find it...
i kinda sorta remember the episode you're talking about, but i've seen so many of them they are a big jumble in my head
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Mon Nov-03-08 01:34 PM
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| 2. I don't know if it does any more, I was watching a DVD. nt |
| Lydia Leftcoast
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Mon Nov-03-08 01:55 PM
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| 3. It's no longer on American TV--you have to watch it on DVD |
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They're up to Vol. 11 of the DVDs, which are the last four to be shown on A&E and Biography. Volume 12 comes out in March, and it will feature episodes that were never shown in the U.S.
Anyway, I agree that Midsomer Murders can be hokey, but I like it for that reason. :-)
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Mon Nov-03-08 01:57 PM
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| 4. yeah, i've long been addicted to british murder mysteries... |
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Edited on Mon Nov-03-08 01:58 PM by Blue_Tires
i hope we do see season 12 here sometime in the future
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| Lydia Leftcoast
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Mon Nov-03-08 02:03 PM
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| 5. Buy a region-free player and you can order them direct from Amazon UK |
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Edited on Mon Nov-03-08 02:04 PM by Lydia Leftcoast
often cheaper than they are in the U.S., thanks to frequent sales. Multi-disc volumes of Inspector Morse sell for between $65-80 here, but I got one that just happened to consist entirely of episodes I didn't remember for the equivalent of $35. A volume of Wire in the Blood went for $13. They include DVDs that have never been released here and probably won't be.
Best of all, a region-free player costs only about $20 more than a conventional player with comparable features.
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Mon Nov-03-08 02:06 PM
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| 6. thanks, may be worth looking into... |
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I saw a Poirot DVD set at Barnes and Noble, but didn't have time to look closely at it...And Morse is just a straight-up badass -- i'll have to track those down...
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