At 02:14 PM 2/9/00 -0500, Jonathon Collis wrote >You're welcome, but the real person to thank is Lee for spending the time to >digitize, edit, and adjust the timing on them. I just keep 'em on my >computer. Yes, thank you Lee as well. You both have made an admirable effort. I hope someday that LOGH, high quality programming by any measure, will make it to the United States to a wider audience, but what you guys are doing now is particularly well conceived and laudable. After watching only a portion of the first season and the two movies, I can only conclude that LOGH is truly an epic, moving and intriguing work. It neither comes off as gratingly cerebral nor does it push a sophist theme that reflects an ill-understanding of history or war. If translated into English, I would have a hard time not equating it to not only the best in military sf out there, but fictional depictions of war in general. Now that I'm off my soapbox, my favorite character is Admiral Paeta. Prez