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MP> >Good for you!  I just can't wrap my mind around a female playing a
MP> superhero in that role because it doesn't fit in with the comic book
creation.  Now we have Supergirl on TV and it looks to be quite popular.
She is supposed to be Superman's cousin, but I only watched the pilot
episode.
 
Now DC Comics and Marvel Comics are having a fight over who stole from
whom. Those guys ought to get a life.
 
BTW, I watched  "Escape To Sonoita" and didn't expect that truck
tank to be holding 3,000 gallons of water.  (-:
 
I lost interest before that.
 
MP> take on a theme that a lot of the other CW super hero shows have... being
MP> politically correct... so I lost interest.
 
"ARROW" was okay, but I lost interest in it, too.  "The
Tomorrow People" needed better writers.
 
MP> screenplay.  I also am certain they had to call one in for a couple of
MP> other movies (non-Marlowe) that he originally worked on... he did not get
MP> on well with movie folk.
 
That's right.
 
MP> >I'm now remembering that the Marlowe stories were mainly in Florida
MP> (Miami area, I think).
 
MP> Actually, Los Angeles and surrounding areas.  One or two strayed as far
MP> as Palm Springs.
 
I think I have my book detectives mixed up again.
 
MP> I knew he was quite a bit older than her.  Normally, I would not think it
MP> would work, either, but she was really into him.  Some jealous suitor
MP> (maybe Howard Hawks) once said that he thought they fell in love with
MP> each
MP> other's characters in "To Have and Have Not" and not
actually with each
MP> other.  If that is true, considering how well it worked, maybe it was not
MP> such a bad thing!
 
Jealousy has been with us a long time.
 
 
Regards,
 
Roger

--- D'Bridge (SR36)