From: grammatim@verizon.net   
      
   On Saturday, September 27, 2014 3:12:19 PM UTC-4, Joseph D. Korman wrote:   
   > On 9/27/2014 2:42 PM, Peter T. Daniels wrote:   
      
   > > In case you were wondering who the Judd Hirsch character was, he seems   
   > > to be the infant that the hero rescued in the WWII flashback scenes   
   > > (the one where he fell in love with the Red Cross nurse, who may or   
   > > may not be an avatar of the same woman he falls in love with each time   
   > > he takes on a new existence -- so far they've only shown, briefly, his   
   > > first rebirth and the 1945 scene).   
   >   
   > As to a 'cello on the subway, I carried one from time to time when the   
   > school didn't have enough for all of us.  Also, I found that I was more   
   > comfortable with my own.   
   > I didn't want to put in spoilers, but it was obvious from the start   
   > about Hirsch's character.  The same was in New Amsterdam, except he was   
   > a biologic son.   
      
   This week's episode had another extended subway scene -- Abraham tracked   
   a suspect from the 18th St. to the 34th St. station on the 1. They didn't   
   look like IRT stations, they were improbably crowded, and there were   
   weird non-automatic station annoouncements.   
      
   Do the plaques on the pillars at 34th say "Penn Station"? These days   
   my 1-riding is pretty much limited to 116th to 59th.   
      
   Abraham was twice referred to as Henry's "roommate."   
      
   Speaking of characters named "Henry," on *Selfie* the girl is "Eliza   
   Dooley" and the boy is "Henry" -- I didn't catch a last name -- and   
   she asks him for a personality makeover. Shaw, it ain't. The pilot   
   was not promising at all.   
      
   --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05   
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