CP wrote --

> >Blanche DuBois from the play/movie A Streetcar Named Desire who had depended om the kindness of strangers.
> 
> Very cool -- you still have her?

  No, she passed to Rainbow Bridge several years ago.
  The landlord, who took over shortly before, doesn't allow pets so she was
the last one.

> > Re: your lost OTR shows you can check:

> Thank you so much; I'll check all!

  I'm sure you will find a lot of shows you would like.
  The OTRR library has the sound, certified series, in order, etc.

> Rarely I discover a new series, not8 yet seen, 

  I've seen a few new shows, (post 2000) but they seem to use to many
special effects and whiz bang graphics for me.  Same with movies.

> to one of the British territories in the Caribbean set in the days they were run by an appointed-by-the-Crown Governor)

  Ah, the good old days.  :)
   
> I do this, too, as longer than that & my internet-retrained attention span  wavers &/or my bladder shouts up at me, warning of a potential leak in the dam.

  I am often able to follow a program with just the sound.  I can imagine
the character driving somewhere, for example, without watching him drive
somewhere.  That was developed listening to OTR. 
  Sometimes programs are just radio with pictures.  :)
  Now watching a detective/mystery show video is important when revealing a
unspoken clue for example.
  People are constantly amazed I don't even own a tv set.

> Do you subscribe to a package of old shows? I see ads constantly for one here, but $4/month extra for TV is a waste, to me. . .

  Nope, only free ones.
  Joe
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