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Post by Fee on Sept 26, 2002 14:35:39 GMT -5
'to be continued' has gotta be the most dreaded words in tv history! i'm on the edge of my seat even tho my seat doesn't have an edge.... some of my fave parts were Normal asking about Elfie, and alec defending Logan to Mole - and of course Normal's 'for the love of Mike'!! first time had me ROTFL  |
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Post by Star on Sept 26, 2002 17:26:37 GMT -5
If wasnt for one person who left a link on there post I would not have been able to see this episode. What is wrong with the web site? It still even now only has episode 2. And then how did everyone else see the episode. I still have to read it but Im sure I read by the end of the day. Im just really confused with what is going on with the web site  and how every one else managed to access the episode. Try going into your internet tools and in options clear your temporary internet files. Your browser is probabvly pulling up the version in your cache instead of the current version. |
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DarkSkyAngel
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Post by DarkSkyAngel on Sept 26, 2002 17:33:28 GMT -5
Im gettting so fricking pissed!
why cant i read the third episode of this thing?
all i get is fricking AGITH.......that nuts is pissing me off cuz i really wanna read Notta Normal Day.......dammit!!
can some one help me out here???
please?
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Post by Star on Sept 26, 2002 17:53:25 GMT -5
1. Go to the menu bar on your browser window and click the pulldown menu for "Tools".
2. Then click "Internet Options".
3. Then in the "Temporary Internet files" box click "delete files" making sure to check the box that says "Delete all offline content".
4. Click "okay" at the bottom of the box
That clears your cache and then when you go to the site you should see the new episode.
You need to clear your temporary files cache periodically - your browser is storing the old pages and showing you them when you go to the site instead of reading the new pages.
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Post by Ginny on Sept 26, 2002 18:21:55 GMT -5
ep. 3 was great. What happens next ..... is on my mind. I couldn't "put it down" - even though it was on the screen.
Loved Clemente and Sung.
Have sympathy for Asha. It hurts so - unrequited love. She isn't a "bad person". I hope she "finds her place" or whatever.
Loved Gem and Joshua.
Mole is interesting.
Missed Lydecker. Didn't miss White.
Gotta run. It was a terrific episode. Congrats, writers - even though I hate "to be continued ...." and that virus.
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Post by X5-452akaMax on Sept 26, 2002 20:31:47 GMT -5
I agree with everyone. Awesome episode!! OC was extremely well written. The writers on the show ignored her in Season 2 and you used her character here to the fullest potential. Loved the Jam Pony setting. I could picture Normal. (" Oh for the love of Mike!" ...later by transgenics.. "Who's Mike?" That had me laughing so hard. ;D) Max and Logan interaction was perfect. I was happy that White wasn't in this episode. I needed a break from him and the cult dealio. The Joshua and Gem interaction was well done. I thoroughly enjoy that progression of his character. I can't find a single thing that I didn't like. (Really nice to see the A Keys music there. It fits the scenes really well.) Bravo, writers!!  |
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Post by Ginny on Sept 28, 2002 0:36:38 GMT -5
Been thinking about the subplot with Clemente and Sun = conflict between two "goods". I haven't seen or read that kind of conflict for some time. I'm really interested in seeing how it will develop. Clemente obviously has a personal "interest" in Sung and his "inabilty" to discover new information and/or connections about Logan Cale. Yes, Clemente himself found some connections just by reviewing the hoverdrone backfiles. Yes Clemente brought this "discovery" quietly to Sung in person. Didn't announce his disappointment in Sung's investigative efforts to anyone else. --- or did he?
Sung must know that he has a Police Chief who is observant, has a good memory and will not be satisfied by the reports of subordinates only. Clemente clearly will do his own sleuthing.
Two good detectives. Both doing their jobs. Seeking truth and justice - or so it seems; but headed on a collision course. I'm looking forward to how it develops and the clash that may come.
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Post by Aerie on Sept 28, 2002 14:02:55 GMT -5
I've been on vacation for 9 days and hated coming home. But there was one good thing to come back to and that was VS3.  I just read episode 3 and it's terrific, wonderful, thrilling and has enough Max and Logan interaction to keep me contented for a while. What an ending. I'm going to read all three eps and come back with more compliments. I wish I had complaints, but I just can't find anything wrong. ;D It's perfect. |
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Post by stagelight311 on Oct 1, 2002 18:24:18 GMT -5
To tell the truth, I couldn't get in to this episode. I didn't even make it to the second act, unfortunately.  Something about what I read seemed...off. Normal's dialogue was right on; I give the writers kudos for that. But I just wasn't feeling the bulk of it. |
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Post by Ginny on Dec 8, 2002 20:57:50 GMT -5
Pulling up the "review" here: I have re-read Notta Normal Day. The action kept me reading right alone. It was "tightly" written. Well done.
Even though I know what's coming, I still hate "to be continued".
Noticed that I am still waiting for the Clemente/Sung relationship or clash to come on strong. I certainly hope that develops somewhere. And when is Sung going to meet Logan again?
Normal was well written. He showed his heart in Freak Nation and now he can't cover it up in spite of how he talks to his "cretins".
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and how every one else managed to access the episode.
Something about what I read seemed...off. Normal's dialogue was right on; I give the writers kudos for that. But I just wasn't feeling the bulk of it.