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"KalElFan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>... > "Bill" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > > > Agreed that most of what Jane has done is idiotic and contrived. All > > she had to do was buy him a necktie and get him a lawyer. > > Yep. > > > But there are possibilities here for an intersting alternate universe > > Tarzan, if the story continues to flow and doesn't degenerate into a > > perpetual Tarzan the outlaw saves somebody's life each week. If for > > instance he eventually becomes the corporate equivalent of Lord > > Greystoke, voting his one-third interest, maybe building an estate in > > Africa... > > Sure, and even the Trial of Tarzan might still happen in the meantime. But > they were going to call this Tarzan and Jane for a while. Maybe focus group > attitudes toward Jane after previews of these first two eps convinced them > to change it, but the point is the writers didn't have to destroy the character. Interestingly, though, while they may have changed the name of the show, Jane still gets all the screen time, and the story continues to be told from her point of view. The convoluted storyline is just stuffed with characters (most of which are played by relatively expensive actors--OK, one less after Sunday night, but the witness to all the rooftop folderol is supposed to become a recurring role). That's the irony of the WB's whole promotional campaign. They just advertised the heck out of Travis Fimmel, and he's like this second-tier character who pops up every once in a while. She's Jane--Erm...what's his name again? IM19
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