Dunno if anyone saw it, but the opening sequence consisted of a caption saying 1966 and a close up of the badge on a Rover P6 3500S...
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He kills policemen
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And music that wasn't written until 1968.
So what?
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How do you know when the music was written?
Either it's a 'costume drama' or it's not. But I'd not expect you to know what that means. Or obviously care.
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So it's easy to be sloppy and get it wrong, or be a bit more careful - professional - and get it right.
Geoff MacK
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It's fiction, it really doesn't matter.
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On that basis the lead character could drive a Mondeo and have an iPod. Fiction doesn't matter?
If it's worth doing it's worth doing right.
Geoff MacK
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Not really no, at some level it involves a willing suspension of disbelief.
Is that a koan?
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Dave Plowman (News) ("Dave Plowman (News)" ) gurgled happily, sounding much like they were saying:
I read it. Not as good as The Long Firm.
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No, it's a foma.
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Sole to sole.
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Eh what? As in Zen?
Geoff MacK
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Yes, you seem to keep repeating it as if doing so would make it true.
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Clarification, not repetition. Let's agree to differ.
Geoff MacK