Steveg - was the series you are thinking about the one starring Jeremy Brett? He made a few over the mid 80's and into the 90's.

They made *every* story and novel in the Jeremy Brett series. When Brett fell ill (and, sadly, when he died) they rewrote the scripts amazingly well so that Mycroft Holmes could help Watson solve them. Best Holmes adaptations. Ever.

Thanks Grant - sounds like something I'll have to try to find. I don't think I've seen any of them, though I've certainly heard of them.

King Arthur *does* indeed prominently feature Keira Knightley in not-too-many clothes. Now I feel guilty for wanting to see it...

Dunkeld *is* delightful.

http://www.graphicsmash.com/series.php?name=digger&view=current

Maybe this? Although you'll have to subscribe to read the entire story

Hay, Will I see you at the quiz night tomorrow night again? I wont be as busy this year. Elaine will be there too :) Should be heaps of fun.

I guess my memorable moments would delete 9/11 (I din't see it till 24 hours later) and add the Challanger explosion.
Hmmm ... not too much fun stuff there. The BBC Day of the Triffids was pretty memorable once I worked out the date. but hardly memorable in the larger sense.

Hi Steveg. On Sept 11 01, I was channel surfing on Foxtel and came across CNN. The first plane had hit the WTT and there was a lot of confusion as to whether it was an accident. Then the second plane hit the other tower. And then the Pentagon.

I remember where I was when I heard that Elvis died!

That's interesting. I mentioned lawnmowers in my entry today before I saw Poss's most recent entry, also featuring lawnmowers. Must be a conspiracy.

You haven't seen Noir with us. Two young female assasins.
Excell Saga and Full Metal Panic are "humour". That mix of "taboo breaking" and "stupidity" humour reminds me of US sitcoms except racier.

Specially processed cholera untouched by human hand! ROTFL! And I've always been interested in the Art Decay Movement myself! Teeheehee!

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Grab yourself a postal vote before you depart. They become available a few weeks early. And remember this election is about trust!

Trust? They're politicians mate!

Edit: size that down a bit.

About trust? They're really expecting us to believe that, are they? Sure doesn't enhance my trust in their intellegence, that's for sure.

What escaped? I have to know.