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<blockquote data-quote="Willie Oleson" data-source="post: 268995" data-attributes="member: 8">Even though the story itself doesn&#039;t suggest it, it is possible to put her Something Blue&nbsp; crusade in a wider context.She couldn&#039;t prevent Steve&#039;s father from being killed, she&#039;s now both father and mother and she still has to do risky stuff herself.Maybe it&#039;s not uncommon for people who are feeling a little helpless that they become disproportionately fussy about the few insignificant things they can control, in this case keeping the girlie magazines and videos away from 16 y/o boys.It can also be a reaction to all the horrible things she witnesses on-the-job, determined to keep her private life completely devoid of such seediness.While discussing their faux-noble intentions over a pâté de foie gras!The Rapist storyline is a traditional whodunnit, including the intentionally misleading clue. When the rapist turns up in her own car he starts to speak in a creepy, hissy voice. It was not the surprise but the voice that startled me.There&#039;s also a funny scene when he throws her to the other side of the room as if she were a doll.At first I wasn&#039;t sure if I had watched this series before even though I feel I&#039;ve always known Jill Gascoine. Dutch wiki doesn&#039;t mention broadcasts in Holland but in what kind of world do we live if things only truly happened if it&#039;s indexed on the internet.I instantly recognised son Steve - and doesn&#039;t he look like Benedict Cumberbath? - and a Dutch release of TGT season 1 confirms that the series was shown here as well.I guess I didn&#039;t watch it religously and there are so many other things from my youth that I simply can&#039;t remember.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Willie Oleson, post: 268995, member: 8"] Even though the story itself doesn't suggest it, it is possible to put her [I]Something Blue[/I] crusade in a wider context. She couldn't prevent Steve's father from being killed, she's now both father and mother and she still has to do risky stuff herself. Maybe it's not uncommon for people who are feeling a little helpless that they become disproportionately fussy about the few insignificant things they [I]can[/I] control, in this case keeping the girlie magazines and videos away from 16 y/o boys. It can also be a reaction to all the horrible things she witnesses on-the-job, determined to keep her private life completely devoid of such seediness. While discussing their faux-noble intentions over a pâté de foie gras! The Rapist storyline is a traditional whodunnit, including the intentionally misleading clue. When the rapist turns up in her own car he starts to speak in a creepy, hissy voice. It was not the surprise but the voice that startled me. There's also a funny scene when he throws her to the other side of the room as if she were a doll. At first I wasn't sure if I had watched this series before even though I feel I've always known Jill Gascoine. Dutch wiki doesn't mention broadcasts in Holland but in what kind of world do we live if things only truly happened if it's indexed on the internet. I instantly recognised son Steve - and doesn't he look like Benedict Cumberbath? - and a Dutch release of TGT season 1 confirms that the series was shown here as well. I guess I didn't watch it religously and there are so many other things from my youth that I simply can't remember. [/QUOTE]

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