Re: Film version of "Greatest American Hero" get director

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Edward McArdle  <mcardle@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>In article <fof79q$nno$1@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> mchary@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 (Michael Alan Chary) wrote:
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>> In article <c75lq3lvvgrugno1r1e9cq34dr99t4eu5j@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>> Rob Jensen  <ShutUpRob@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>> >On Wed, 6 Feb 2008 20:11:02 +0000 (UTC), mchary@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 (Michael
>> >Alan Chary) wrote:
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>> >>>>Women who are so ridiculously attractive, that their physical
beauty 
>> >>>>becomes a regular plot point for episodes:
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>I think nearly all of the women listed are beautiful, but I refer to the 
>bit about how they are referred to in the show.
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>I saw a show which featured Barbara Feldon (formerly of Get Smart). One 
>of the features of the episode was that she was so beautiful that 
>everyone fell for her. I never thought she was more than "attractive", 
>but in this show she was *obviously* over 60. (And, yes, women over 60 
>can be attractive.)


If that was the episode of "Mad About You," part of the deal was that the 
male characters had all been infatuated with her as kids, sort of like 
Florence Henderson, so coupled with the fact that, yes, even at 60, she 
was still a serious babe, that was kind of a separate deal.

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