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While I'm at it . . . Canada continues to keep me awake.
That is, I've found that Canadian content is really, really, really handy when you're cleaning files or slogging through reference lists, activities that rate pretty high on the Most Boring Work Ever list. Subtitles aren't necessary for a change (unless it's the Quebecois-type of Canadian ( Read more... )
That is, I've found that Canadian content is really, really, really handy when you're cleaning files or slogging through reference lists, activities that rate pretty high on the Most Boring Work Ever list. Subtitles aren't necessary for a change (unless it's the Quebecois-type of Canadian ( Read more... )
Like I'd said, unspoiled me toddled right into this one like a woolly lamb. I was . . . surprised. Yes.
HA. But don't let Canadian guest appearances be your guide!
Well, no, or the X-Files, SG1/SGA, and a bazillion other shows produced in Vancouver would be tossed into the bin (meh :P). I guess my criteria are whether the show imports its primary cast from the U.S. and uses its Canadians as supporting cast and/or guest stars and/or extras. The Due South cast in the 3/4 season, I believe Beau Starr was its lonely U.S. holdout. Also Toronto not Vancouver earns it additional points -- actual snow, wow.
(I don't even know what Viper is. And nothing will ever persuade me to watch the Sentinel. No no no. I hope that's not famous last words . . .)
Though dS most definitely counts as Canadian. Unless Chicago accents have changed a whole lot since the time it was filmed and the last time I was actually there.
Oh lord, I know! In fact, the moment CKR opened his mouth, I was slain by his 2x4 Canadian accent. I'm used to it now, but initially much hilarity.
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