Re: Joan Of Arcadia too subtle for American audiences?

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> "Buckaroo Banzai" <blackhole34@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>> "John Richards" <jr70@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>> >>  At some point, when you are in the presence of *the creator of the
>> >> universe*, you humble yourself and do what ever it is you're told to

>> >> do
>> >> without question... unless of course you don't believe.  I think
it's
>> >> getting tiring that she questions every little thing God has her do.

>> >> I
>> >> personally don't believe in God, but if I was faced with what she's
>> >> experienced, I'd damn well humble myself and do what I'm told....
tuit
>> >> suite!
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>> > If I were in Joan's shoes, I certainly would not be addressing God in
>> > the disrespectful way that she does. It is as though she has no
>> > capacity to learn from past lessons and thereby understand who He is.
>> > Her teenage nonchalance is cute at first, but it gets tiring after a
>> > while.
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>> Yup, that's where I think this series is fumbling....
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> like I said before, sortta
> guys like you REALLY, REALLY, want this show to be Touched by an Angel
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> it isn't - thank God - please get over it

I have seen a show, don`t know it`s name, that is similar to Joan
where inanimate objects give the girl "assignments".
Just as enjoyable.
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