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Submeg 00:44 24th February 2008
Yikes that was an odd thing to dream about.........*RUNS*
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burns flipper 14:05 29th February 2008
It's now £39.99 and they've got a new picture up and here's the details:
Contents:
A3 Poster
Booklet
6 Collectors Postcards
All 39 Episodes With Fully Restored Picture And Sound
Features:
Dubbing Cast Interview Documentary Featuring The 4 Lead Characters
Interview With Creators Jean Chalopin And Bernard Deyries
Interview With Composer Shuki Levy
Phillip Schofield Broom Cupboard Singalong
Karaoke Singalong
Original Storyboards
Original Concept Designs
Cast And Crew Biogs
Episode Synopsis
Subtitles
Series Synopsis
Deleted Scenes
All 39 Original Documentaries
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Buleste 14:31 29th February 2008
The problem is the other night i watched a couple of episodes of The Real Ghostbusters (Written by JMS) and sometimes the joys of childhood should stay in childhood. I loved TRG but after watching them again I realise thatthe eyes of the child are far different than the eyes of an older person (still can't bring myself to calling me an Adult or Grown Up).
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v85rawdeal 15:19 1st March 2008
"The inner child still sees through the eyes of an adult."
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Buleste 15:59 1st March 2008
Thats what i said in a round about waffling sort of not quite getting to the point kind of way. Isn't it? Oh crap i've forgotten now. What was my point again? Ah, forget it.
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Also, 'nostalgia isn't what it used to be' and all that jazz.
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burns flipper 11:35 3rd March 2008
Cities of Gold is different, there's a lot of clever stuff in there for adults.
I'm currently watching
The Legend of Prince Valiant - I got the 10 double-sided disc set for Chrimble (brand new for a paltry £13) - and that's also got a lot of complex stuff you'd miss as a wee bairn.
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Harrison 12:46 3rd March 2008
Cities of Gold is definitely different. I downloaded the whole series a while back and enjoyed watching it again just as much as i remember. Dogtanian is another I think has aged well and is still as good.
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FOL 13:17 17th March 2008
Originally Posted by J T:
I read the script for that last episode. I really wish they'd made that.
Reading a script like that was a pain though - I'd write a synopsis but at the moment I can't be bothered.
I beg to differ, they did infact make it home. Then had to return to save Dungeon Master. Even remember the episode,
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Buleste 13:31 17th March 2008
That episode does exist but it isn't the last episode as the last episode has the obvious ESB twist at the end. If you read the last script
from here you'll find this is a different episode.
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