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Re: What Have You Watched Recently?

 

Don't make me punish you.

 

Consider two other X-Files. Season 1 Beyond the Sea and Season 3 Clyde Bruckman's Last Repose.

Both of these use psychics but the criminals themselves are normal. X-Files: I Want to Believe has the priest receiving psychic visions which help lead to the conclusion of the case.

Conclusion ? It is an X-File.

 

It may not have been the X-File you wanted but it is an X-File.

 

Ok, good point.

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Deadwood seasons 1-3.

 

Whew... some excellent material here. A good resource for anyone running a city-based game. It shows how to splice multiple-story lines together and how to keep things going across multiple sessions (episodes). If you can deal with over 2,900 variations of the word **** you should be okay.

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A 1970's TV movie adaptation of Judge Dee and the Monastery Murders.

 

Judge Dee was a real person who lived in the 7th century A.D. in China. He is cited as "the first recorded detective", and his fictionalized alter-ego is the protagonist of a popular series of historical mystery novels by Robert van Gulick. In The Monastery Murders, Dee has to spend the night at a Taoist monastery (a trail for him, as he is a strict Confucian) and discovers that the place is full of conspiracies, cross purposes, and ultimately homicide.

 

I don't know whether the movie was meant to be a pilot for a TV series or for a series of movies. As far as I know only one was made. The actor who played Judge Dee is better known for his role as Wo Fat, Steve McGarret's nemesis, on Hawaii Five-O. He was clearly enjoying himself.

 

A very rare movie, difficult to find.

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A 1970's TV movie adaptation of Judge Dee and the Monastery Murders.

 

Judge Dee was a real person who lived in the 7th century A.D. in China. He is cited as "the first recorded detective", and his fictionalized alter-ego is the protagonist of a popular series of historical mystery novels by Robert van Gulick. In The Monastery Murders, Dee has to spend the night at a Taoist monastery (a trail for him, as he is a strict Confucian) and discovers that the place is full of conspiracies, cross purposes, and ultimately homicide.

 

I don't know whether the movie was meant to be a pilot for a TV series or for a series of movies. As far as I know only one was made. The actor who played Judge Dee is better known for his role as Wo Fat, Steve McGarret's nemesis, on Hawaii Five-O. He was clearly enjoying himself.

 

A very rare movie, difficult to find.

 

I have been looking for that for years....where did you find it??

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I thought Seasons 2 & 3 were Buffy's strongest. Season 4 was OK' date=' but that's where I thought the series started to coast. 5 was the start of the downturn, 6 was bad, and 7 was unwatchable. All imo, of course.[/quote']

 

What about Angel?

 

I've got S1 & 2, but haven't watched either yet.

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