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The quality tails off towards the end of the trilogy. :smile: You might get back to the fourth one eventually though, So Long, and Thanks for All the Fish. It's not bad. Adams wrote Mostly Harmless while quite thoroughly depressed though, and it showed. If I remember correctly, there's a...

Yeah, I do. I've read all 2 1/2 of the books. They're a little less out there than the Hitchhiker series, but probably better for it. The charactor of Dirk is just wonderful. I think he could have written a dozen books about him, but he wrote books at an infuriatingly slow pace. One of the...

Sounds like you'd appreciate Terry Pratchett. :smile: I don't know Roberts stuff at all.

If you're near a library, pop in. I imagine most would have some of his stuff. I find his stuff very easy to read - tend to finish them very quickly. Father Ted was great. The guy who played the lead role, Dermot Morgan, was one of the finest Irish satirists, and lived about a mile from me. He...

Cool. Seems we like the same kinds of comedies. :biggrin: Ever read Douglas Adams? Or Terry Pratchett?

Very good. Ever tried Red Dwarf?

Oh, I know the premise - I've seen ads for it, and I know the actor too (I recommend you give Blackadder a try if you're into British humour). I just haven't seen the program.

I've heard good things from people whose opinion I trust, but I've yet to catch a single minute of it. :depressed

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They made about 15, and they're all on the DVD box set. Each episode was standalone, but there was an overarching story. It got some closure when fan pressure (and DVD sales) made Universal consider backing a movie. The movie was Serenity. It's not a complete, mined out universe, for sure. You...

I don't usually have the time to watch much TV these days. I make a habit of catching Bones when it's on though. I'm still rewatching episodes of Firefly on DVD though. I really recommend you look it up if you don't know it.