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Old 03-06-2013, 03:58 AM #25
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Hi Bizi

we are behind too...

We missed Season 1 entirely because mom vetoed it - she wouldn't listen to me when I described it it's right up her alley insofar as tv shows... When Season 2 came around and she latched right onto it... then she was sorry she'd missed Season 1. Sigh.

However, we won't get Season 3 here until next winter. That is if the network decides to continue bringing it in AND they don't decide to put it on pay tv which we don't have. The nice thing is it is on a network that has original audio available. At least, this last season they ran had the original audio in parallel. One can hope...

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