222 M.I.A. - Page 5

blue enigma · 11-19-2013, 05:58 PM

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Originally Posted by ladystoneheart

Are these novels available as epub or pdf somewhere?

As far as I know they're only available in hard copy.

Sam Beckett Fan · 11-19-2013, 09:34 PM

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Originally Posted by ladystoneheart

Are these novels available as epub or pdf somewhere?

Honestly since they as well as the franchise are over ten years outdated I wouldn't think so.
They're not even in bookstores or libraries that I have found. I've gotten all of mine off Amazon.

MO · 11-07-2017, 01:50 PM

Wow. What can I say? Is this my favorite episode? I'm not sure yet, but it certainly is *one* of my favorites. This is where we really, REALLY get to know Al. To see him slide into deeper and deeper despair is very hard to watch. His clothes and hair become more and more unkempt, he looks like he hasn't slept in days, even his voice starts cracking. To say that this episode was well-played by Dean would be the understatement of the century. I generally do not cry when watching television or movies (I don't even cry at funerals), but the final scene in this episode left me a little sniffly, I won't lie.

"If you're lucky, life gives you ONE shot at true love." As I'm sitting by my spouse of 19 years, I realize - Al is right. And I am damn lucky. And then the final scene comes along, and it's time for the tissues.

Yeah, this might just be the best episode in the series. I'll give you two guesses as to what my rating for this episode is. The first guess doesn't count.

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MO Pulse Communications Technician Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: In a tin can in the countryside Posts: 310	Wow. What can I say? Is this my favorite episode? I'm not sure yet, but it certainly is one of my favorites. This is where we really, REALLY get to know Al. To see him slide into deeper and deeper despair is very hard to watch. His clothes and hair become more and more unkempt, he looks like he hasn't slept in days, even his voice starts cracking. To say that this episode was well-played by Dean would be the understatement of the century. I generally do not cry when watching television or movies (I don't even cry at funerals), but the final scene in this episode left me a little sniffly, I won't lie. "If you're lucky, life gives you ONE shot at true love." As I'm sitting by my spouse of 19 years, I realize - Al is right. And I am damn lucky. And then the final scene comes along, and it's time for the tissues. Yeah, this might just be the best episode in the series. I'll give you two guesses as to what my rating for this episode is. The first guess doesn't count. __________________ "What's left after you go is the good you've left behind." -- Robert Zubrin, American aerospace engineer