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<blockquote data-quote="Mel O&amp;#039;Drama" data-source="post: 443408" data-attributes="member: 23">Thanks for the clarification. I would have always wondered otherwise, so I appreciate it. You&#039;re lucky to have that book. It&#039;s been on my&nbsp; wish list for a very long time, but I&#039;ve yet to source a semi-reasonable priced copy. Episode 1000 came along early in that season, so I wonder if that magic number was a factor. Like you, I would guess&nbsp; episodes would have been purchased by the season, but is it possible they were bought by the hundred instead? It&#039;s the only thing I can think of that would reasonably explain no more being shown after early Season Thirteen. That would have been reasonably easy to do with the format of this series. Unlike the H&amp;A example, there would have been very little lost in continuity by skipping a two-part story here and there. Now I&#039;m very curious about which episodes would have been deemed unsuitable. Funnily enough, the last episode I watched had several discussions of whether or not a paraplegic man could make love, with some allusion to the mechanics of it all. One of the characters raising the discussion is the sexy Matron, who then goes above and beyond by putting theory into practice.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mel O'Drama, post: 443408, member: 23"] Thanks for the clarification. I would have always wondered otherwise, so I appreciate it. You're lucky to have that book. It's been on my wish list for a very long time, but I've yet to source a semi-reasonable priced copy. Episode 1000 came along early in that season, so I wonder if that magic number was a factor. Like you, I would guess episodes would have been purchased by the season, but is it possible they were bought by the hundred instead? It's the only thing I can think of that would reasonably explain no more being shown after early Season Thirteen. That would have been reasonably easy to do with the format of this series. Unlike the[I] H&A [/I]example, there would have been very little lost in continuity by skipping a two-part story here and there. Now I'm very curious about which episodes would have been deemed unsuitable. Funnily enough, the last episode I watched had several discussions of whether or not a paraplegic man could make love, with some allusion to the mechanics of it all. One of the characters raising the discussion is the sexy Matron, who then goes above and beyond by putting theory into practice. [/QUOTE]

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