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<blockquote data-quote="Hawkman" data-source="post: 264701" data-attributes="member: 23715"><p>Ha! What I meant was it's not an action quick tempo sirens blazing as the doomwatch squad race to the trouble ready to punch baddies. It's dialogue orientated and the writers wanted the stories to be taken seriously. To avoid disappointment a la U.FO., if you watch Tomorrow The Rat and don't like it , forget it. Btw, still think UFO episode A Question of Priorities could be a gamechanger for you, as does JR's Piece.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Hawkman, post: 264701, member: 23715"] Ha! What I meant was it's not an action quick tempo sirens blazing as the doomwatch squad race to the trouble ready to punch baddies. It's dialogue orientated and the writers wanted the stories to be taken seriously. To avoid disappointment a la U.FO., if you watch Tomorrow The Rat and don't like it , forget it. Btw, still think UFO episode A Question of Priorities could be a gamechanger for you, as does JR's Piece. [/QUOTE]
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