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Date Posted: 13:14:10 02/06/02 Wed
Author: Islandgirl
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Generally speaking, I find. . .
In reply to: CW 's message, "Actually 24 is on the list but" on 21:38:56 02/04/02 Mon

that the shows which I absolutely *must* see every week are
the ones with only two main characters, like XF and RS.
Ensemble shows - like CSI, JAG or Lou Grant - are often
very good, but I guess with so many different characters you don't feel like you "know" them quite as well as you do the ones with only two leads.
Hmm. . .it just occurred to me that Remington Steele had its own "mytharc" type stuff going on, too. . .all that stuff about Remington's real identity, etc. Maybe my two all-time faves are more similar than I realized!

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CSI has its personal touches -- detoured, 14:36:11 02/06/02 Wed