Is Due South the greatest show in TV history?

[scifisam]

It's also being gradually repeated on iplayer.

 

[quimcunx]

thankful; completely unfunny. Terry Pratchett did write a good yarn with Neil Gaiman, mind.

I'd have preferred that if one or the other had written it rather than both.

 

[Johnny Canuck3]

You couldn't be more wrong if you said that Diefenbaker lost his hearing by jumping from a great height.

You're right about Good Omens though.

Far as I know, Diefenbaker could hear just fine.

 

[Minnie_the_Minx]

Buck Frobisher

 

[DotCommunist]

I'd have preferred that if one or the other had written it rather than both.

Gaimain can't plot as tightly- Pratchettt doesn't have the same kind of style that accompanies Gaimains writing. Good match-up.

 

[i_got_poison]

it was a great show for an adolescent (yes i'm old!), but i couldn't bear sit through an episode of it now. an episode i remember
liking at the time and saw again online, made me wince. i would never diss the show though, as i have fond memories of it.

whatever happened to the original ray? i sort of lost interest once he left.

 

[Corax]

Why isn't this ridiculous thread dead?

 

[Stigmata]

The guy who played the second Ray was born in Sunderland

 

[Johnny Canuck3]

Here's a web page all about Due South.

http://hiwaay.net/~warydbom/duesouth.htm

 

[Minnie_the_Minx]

The guy who played the second Ray was born in Sunderland

He wasn't nearly as good as the original Ray

 

[mauvais]

The answer is still yes.