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Thanks. It's a lovely episode. This is the one where, after we
watched the final audio mix playback, prompted me to say to the other
producers working on the show, "gentlemen, we have just entered
history."

jms

Imran Naqvi <100533.273@compuserve.com> asks:
> What is it with you?
> What are you going to do to Ivanova next year?
> And Garibaldi?
> How on earth do I avoid eight months of spoilers?

Thank you, and what you say is quite true: whatever else one may
say about Warner Bros., however much we may feel frustrated about the
videotape issue, or the PR, or other elements, the stone cold fact is
that they let us make this show the way we want to make it. They don't
interfere, they don't give notes, they leave us alone. They trust us.
I'd rather have that trust and do the story I want, than have all 3
seasons on tape and not have it be the series I wanted to do. If
that's the trade-off, then I take it gladly.

jms

{original post had no questions}

Haven't heard formally when C4 will air the fourth year...and
thanks.

jms

Neville White <100335.2721@compuserve.com> asks:
> what?
> I now have to wait 6+months to see what happens next in the UK???

Thanks. One of the things I like about the episode is the
emotional content, as it builds toward the end of the ep. I've watched
it (in finished form) a half dozen times or more...but certain
sequences never stop being interesting.

jms

{original post unavailable}

Thanks. Generally, I'm here for both kinds of comments...there
are brickbats, and occasional roses, and you have to learn to take them
both with a fair amount of equanimity. Unless they're just simply
being unfair and malicious, at which point you simply take their heads
off and move on.

But in general, I've found the criticisms here to be
even-handed, fair and often I agree with them. The roses sustain one
between brickbat festivals.

jms

{original post had no questions}

This is from memory, but I think it's "nuzen fallani, en allis
mi dron."

jms