Re: Joan Of Arcadia too subtle for American audiences?

"Ken from Chicago" <kwicker1b_nospam@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> "Eva" <eva1removethis@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> >> The early episodes were too dark--and then STARGATE SG-1 started back
up.
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> > Hey, Stargate is already blamed for Farscape's cancellation by some
fans,
> > don't burden it with the downfall of another show, will you? ;-)
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> No, just crediting SG1 for giving me an alternative to JOA.

Oh, so are you saying you stopped watching Joan at that point?

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> > As for the show to feature more of the Christian message or quoting
the
> > Ten
> > Commandments etc; as someone who can't stand organised religion I
would
> > definitely stop watching the show, if that happened.
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> Ah, many people are spiritual without being religious.

Which is why I think that right now the show works for just about
everybody.
You make it more specific, ie Christian, and it takes the ambiguity away.
Fair enough, the Christian slant is already there by association but it is
not a given.

Eva
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