Hi everyone!

I just want to say that Adam is doing a great job with The Jury and seeing more of him would definately be a plus! Hearing him sing definately caught me off guard but it was great!
Someone please instant message me at BluDolphin66 or e-mail me at BluDolphin66@aol.com because I just ordered a copy of 28 Orange Street from Barnes&Noble and I would like to know if it is any good.

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ADAM DOES SUCH A GOOD JOB BEING STEVE.I GOTTA SAY THAT,THAT SHOW IS KIND OF BORING BUT ADAM MAKES IT SO MUCH BETTER.ITS SO HARD NOT TO FALL IN LOVE WITH STEVE OR ADAM.STEVE HAS ALL OF THE GREAT QUALITYS AND IF MARGERETE DOES NOT SEE THAT SHES GIVIN UP A BIG OPPURTUNITY.ANYWAY I LOVED HIS WORK ON BUFFY.

Nicky needs to turn off her caps lock! LOL

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I disagree -- I do not think that the show is boring. I think that the viewer has to be quick on the uptake to follow it - similar to the movie Memento, (which was beautifully done but ticked off many viewers who found it irritating). It depends on what the viewer considers entertainment. Some people read John Milton, others read People magazine. One is not more honorable or worthy than the other - its a matter of personal preference.

I agree that I don't find the show boring. I hadn't considered the analogy to Memento, but a very good one it is. I loved that movie too.

What is Memento?
When I first saw the preview for the pilot I didn't really bother with it because I'm not one for a courtroom drama. But in the Buffy magazine they interviewed Adam recently and he was talking about the show so I decided to watch it. I'm glad I did! Getting used to 12 new people every week makes it tough but scenes with Adam makes me want to watch more.

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I've been a Law & Order fan since the beginning so having a whole new batch of people every episode is nothing new to me. The Jury is mainly about telling the story and the core cast are supporters.

As for Memento, I don't get to see movies that much, but I was glad to have caught this one. It's about a man, looking to solve the murder of his wife, but he suffers short term memory loss. He looses his memory after 10-15 minutes. Half the movie runs forwards and the half runs backwards every 15 minutes. It's quite ingeneuous. You watch a 10 minute block and wonder, "How did he get in that situation?" then the next 10 minute block shows what happened just prior.

"Who tied you up?"

"You did!"

"Oh!"

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