Paul B wrote:Seriously don't watch those latter 2 episodes. They're milestones in character development and if you end up loving the show, it could ruin the surprise and emotional impact.
Wezzo wrote:Paul B wrote:Seriously don't watch those latter 2 episodes. They're milestones in character development and if you end up loving the show, it could ruin the surprise and emotional impact.
God yes, it's like seeing Everybody's Waiting before the rest of Six Feet Under.
Mr Blue Sky wrote:Wezzo wrote:Paul B wrote:Seriously don't watch those latter 2 episodes. They're milestones in character development and if you end up loving the show, it could ruin the surprise and emotional impact.
God yes, it's like seeing Everybody's Waiting before the rest of Six Feet Under.
No don't worry Paul/Wes, I simply meant those three eps are what's motivating me to start watching the whole of ER. I've never seen a single ep. I was just relieved to see the first major ep I wanted to watch was in S1, so I'll only have to watch a few eps to get to that. I need to watch about 200 or so to get to On The Beach!!
I started watching SFU basically because I wanted to see Everybody's Waiting, but I obviously started from the beginning, there's no way I'd just flick forward to that final ep. Unfortunately the show wasn't for me. I may return to it at some point though, especially as Michael C Hall is now one of my favourite TV actors!
CatNamedRudy wrote:Mr Blue Sky wrote:Wezzo wrote:Paul B wrote:Seriously don't watch those latter 2 episodes. They're milestones in character development and if you end up loving the show, it could ruin the surprise and emotional impact.
God yes, it's like seeing Everybody's Waiting before the rest of Six Feet Under.
No don't worry Paul/Wes, I simply meant those three eps are what's motivating me to start watching the whole of ER. I've never seen a single ep. I was just relieved to see the first major ep I wanted to watch was in S1, so I'll only have to watch a few eps to get to that. I need to watch about 200 or so to get to On The Beach!!
I started watching SFU basically because I wanted to see Everybody's Waiting, but I obviously started from the beginning, there's no way I'd just flick forward to that final ep. Unfortunately the show wasn't for me. I may return to it at some point though, especially as Michael C Hall is now one of my favourite TV actors!
How far did you get into Six Feet Under?
Mayday Malone wrote:Of his, I've read Jurassic Park, Lost World, Andromeda Strain, Disclosure, and Airframe as well as seeing the movie adaptations and Westworld. Not a bad author. Though I think a serious remake of JP is needed. The whole hog and Sam Neill. Crichton will be missed.
JT wrote:My favorite pop fiction author, Michael Crichton, died yesterday. I've read all his books. He had a unique way of researching his science thriller subjects and weaving science fact into a fanciful story. He included a bibliography with his novels listing the many sources he used in researching his science topics! You could learn science and be entertained at the same time when reading his novels. My favorite novel of his is 'The Andromeda Strain'.
He earned an undergraduate degree in anthropology from Harvard, and then graduated from Harvard medical school, working briefly in medical research before turning to writing full-time. He was actually writing while a student at Harvard med.
His favorite author was Sir Conan Doyle.
CatNamedRudy wrote:What was the time travel book Crichton wrote? I didn't like that one either.
Karin wrote:CatNamedRudy wrote:What was the time travel book Crichton wrote? I didn't like that one either.
Timeline, I think? I read that one (I liked it. Wasn't it made into a movie too?), Jurassic Park, Prey and Next. I might check out some other books of his.
Karin wrote:CatNamedRudy wrote:What was the time travel book Crichton wrote? I didn't like that one either.
Timeline, I think? I read that one (I liked it. Wasn't it made into a movie too?), Jurassic Park, Prey and Next. I might check out some other books of his.
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