Robert Neville wrote:
> J.Nugent wrote:
>> Last Saturday's edition had the public exhibition of the nude
>> photographs and ended with them being sold to the unseen Andy Warhol.
>> At the beginning of that episode, the "Previously on..." bit had shown
>> the photographee preparing to be photographed.
>> This week's ep had that incident as the *last* scene of the unfolding
>> story, whereas last week's had it as something that had already happened.
>> OTOH, the wikipedia episode guide identifies last night (Ep 13) as
>> being in its correct place.
Yes, that is correct, but only for certain values of 'correct'. :)
> American Broadcasting Corp (ABC) decided to show the episodes out of
> order in the US, so they followed the same misordering in the UK. They
> have a history of doing this (see Firefly), purportedly picking out what
> they feel are the stronger episodes and airing them first. The fact that
> it totally screws up the storyline continuity arc and generates massive
> amounts of confusion doesn't seem to percolate through their heads.
Ummm, kind of. For starters, this is the chronological order...
1 "Pilot"
2 "We'll Always Have Paris"
3 "Ich Bin Ein Berliner"
4 "Eastern Exposure"
5 "One Coin in a Fountain"
6 "The Genuine Article"
13 "Romance Languages"
7 "Truth or Dare"
8 "Unscheduled Departure"
9 "Kiss Kiss Bang Bang"
10 "Secrets and Lies"
11 "Diplomatic Relations"
12 "New Frontiers"
14 "1964"
What actually happened is that "Romance Languages" was pulled because it
just wasn't good enough to air during the Sweeps. The episode finally went
out against the Grammy's, since nobody would be watching it anyway.
And that date was also the 32nd birthday of Christina Ricci, lucky her.
Fliss
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She said: Gotta go, the audition's at 4 and I still need my tan sprayed on.
He said: Best of luck! She said: It has nothing to do with luck.
She said: You just have to stand still and keep your eyes & mouth closed.