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   From: paul@harper.net   
      
   On Tue, 25 Jul 2006 12:28:01 GMT, The Duct Tape Avenger   
    wrote:   
      
   >videonovels@yahoo.com wrote:   
   >> Aren't there "wooden" and "nonemotional" people in the real world?   
   >> YES.  Doesn't it make sense that such people would exist in fiction   
   >> too?  Of course.   
   >   
   >You betcha. And it's a good thing for O'Hare, 'cause that's why he's   
   >able to put food on his table.   
      
   Well, in the actor's defence, on the several times I've met him   
   socially he's been anything but wooden and unemotional.   
      
   We should bear in mind that the production of Babylon 5 was ruled by a   
   rod of iron by the production office. I doubt Michael O'Hare had a lot   
   of choice in the way the character was portrayed.   
      
   (And to be honest, I always preferred the dark depths of Sinclair to   
   the shallow and rather dumb hickishness of Sheridan)   
      
   Paul.   
      
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