From: marc@imarcremove.co.uk   
      
   Sean Carroll wrote:   
      
   Sorry for the spelling mistakes. I've spent all day looking at a   
   computer screen writing code.  My eyes are very tired! Once again, my   
   sincerest apologies.   
      
   > How many TV shows do you know where the main character *did* die? (Not   
   > counting cases where the actor actually died in real life.)   
   >   
   > Did you really ever, for even the briefest of instants, think Mulder or   
   > Scully was going to die in any of their various adventures?   
      
   Yes I did. At the end on season 7 when there were rumours Duchovny would   
   be leaving, I thought it quite feasible that they would kill off the   
   character.   
      
   > I've never watched Torchwood, and have no idea what goes on on it. But   
   > that's my general opinion of the theoretical idea of making it so 'the main   
   > guy can't die'.   
      
   The few times I've seen it, the plot did revolve around having to save   
   him from near death experiences. The recent season finale of Dr Who had   
   just such a sub plot.   
      
      
   >> and they're WAY too much inuendo. I just can't take it seriously.   
   >   
   > Exactly the things that have always been so great about ATXF!   
      
   Reserve judgement until you have seen it. It's very camp. While I think   
   this is funny in moderation, such as on Dr. Who - R T Davies goes well   
   overboard here, IMO.   
      
   >> Plus, as a Brit - I find an American accient helps to make things sound   
   >> more sophisicated.   
   >   
   > You're a Brit, and you think Americans sound *more* sophisticated???   
   >   
   > Are you made out of anti-matter, or what?   
      
   Yes, I need soft light.   
      
   MArc   
      
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