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> Of course, if it's on at the same time as Buffy, you'll all have to
watch it
> without me ;)
Maggie --! The nineties are over ... get a VCR! :o)
I attend classes at night, so I have two VCRs ... didn't watch last
night's (Tuesday's) efforts, so I can't say anything one way or the
other about Andy Richter (or Buffy, for that matter) ... but when I
get home tonight .....
--gdw
>
>
> Maggie Secara
"Since the universe is curved, there cannot be any truly straight
answers."
--J. Michael Straczynski
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