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From Paul Tait:
Oh well, a minor heartache. Soon another sci-fi show will air and we'll fall
in love all over again! From Amy Mayhofer:
You're an idiot. I'm glad we've broken up. You couldn't seem to handle the
great writing and fantastic character development that make me the intensely
powerful science fiction drama I am. It's a pity you count the quality of your
shows by the number of explosions therein. But I guess using any more brain
cells than that would be a stretch for you. Enjoy your mindless "Terminator"
episodes! I've got plenty of other fanboys and girls to keep me satisfied.
Love and kisses, From Sarita:
I don't know if you're aware, but there's a nasty rumor going around that the
show is on the chopping block due to low ratings. Do you have any idea if it is
true? I hope not, because this season is even better than the first.
I agree
that "Battlestar" has pretty
much run its course. Like most TV sci-fi it promised great revelations, but
everyone knows that no matter what they do, it will disappoint. "Terminator: The Sarah
Connor Chronicles" is new and exciting, just like a new girlfriend, and is
still wide open for surprises. Too bad its ratings are in the pits and FOX is
rumored to already be planning to ax the show!!
Dear Adam:
"Battlestar"
I was happy
to read your article today while on my lunch break about one of the most
underrated shows on TV: "Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles." Not only is
the premise awesome, especially if you were a big fan of "T1" and "T2" but not so much of "T3," but also the acting and special effects are great. While I
know a lot of people check it out for Summer Glau and Lena Headey, I'm more of a Thomas Dekker/Brian Austin Green fan. Who would've
thought the nerd from "90210" would turn into
such a hottie? Anyway ...
From Clintona Hare:
I am a sophisticated 67-year-old woman, a film fan of discerning taste, not
easily moved to emotional reactions. Yet I experienced such an upwelling of
grief for this man whom I never met, this actor who enriched my life and
deepened my understanding of humanity through the simple truthfulness, the raw
harshness, the sly humor or the tender sweetness of his performances, that I lay
my head down on my arms and wept sad and bitter tears for his irreplaceable
loss. My heartfelt sympathy lies with his wife and the children of both of his
marriages, and with those fortunate friends who knew and loved him.
As for my choice of favorite Paul Newman film, I enjoyed all of them, even
those which, occasionally, I found hard to watch. But the one closest to my
heart is his world weary, burnished to flawed beauty portrayal of Michael
Sullivan in "Nobody's Fool," a film which I believe is destined to become
one of the all-time great American Classics. From Bob and Doris Lee:
From Ellen Youle:
From Karen Baker, Las Vegas:
From John Ottens Jr.:
I just
switched on the Internet and the first item to catch my eye was Paul Newman's face and the terse statement that he
had died.
It's been
really sad these past few months with Mr. Newman on the front page of the
Enquirer and the rest of those awful magazines. What on Earth did he ever do to
deserve such treatment? Send sick children to camps to let them do "whatever
they wanted" in the last months or year of their lives, or donate 100 percent of
all profit from his food products to charitable organizations? We can all take a
page out of Paul and Joanne Woodward's life.Paul Newman
is a part of our family history. When my cousin was drafted into the Army and in
California waiting to be shipped to Vietnam, Paul Newman gave his calling card
number to a bunch of the servicemen so they could make a call to loved ones.We have
just lost one of the greatest actors ever. Going beyond his acting ability, I
have personally been touched by the "love of his life," Joanne Woodward.
Marriages come and go, but they proved that they had "true love." He will truly
be missed, but the legacy he has left will last forever.In my
lifetime, I don't believe there has been an actor/entertainer who has so
indirectly or directly influenced not only my life but the lives of others in
his quality of acting or thoughts as an individual as Paul Newman. He truly was,
in my opinion, the greatest actor and caring individual of our time, and it is
with much sadness I hear of his passing. Thank you Mr. Paul Newman for all you offered the movie world and
society in general.
From Brian Faust:
Would
somebody please put a stop to this madness?
