[#76396]
Written by: DoubleEricG [31/01/2008, 00:33]
thank you!
[#76534]
Written by: toodledoo [31/01/2008, 17:40]
fyi - video glitch at about 7:07
media player classic crashes there, vlc plays over it
[#76574]
Written by: monkeys [01/02/2008, 03:57]
best show i've seen in a long time!
[#76581]
Written by: JimFritzMI [01/02/2008, 05:20]
i'm sorry about this, but it must be said. this is a show created by canadians
for canadians, and as a proud u.s. citizen, i surely hope the canadian
government doesn't really bow and scrape to the u.s. in the way it is portrayed
in this show. i just can't believe any self respecting agent of any sovereign
nation would abdicate power on it's own soil the way the actors in this show do.
if i was a canadian i'd be upset, whether it was true or not. in fact more so if
it is true.
i realize that a large portion of the citizens of the u.s. see canada as it's
kid brother, just another territory like puerto rico. i do not, and can't really
abide that attitude. having said that is this show funded by someone or some
company in the u.s.?
keep in mind these are just my opinions, and for some reason watching this
show rubs me the wrong way. it really looked like it had some potential, and i
hoped he would eventually tell her to shut the hell up and get out, but it's not
to be. i'm done with this show, it's just plain demeaning to a country that i've
always enjoyed.
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thanks,
jim
[#76656]
Written by: dream1 [01/02/2008, 11:28]
having lived on both sides of the border, i would say that it's not entirely
unrepresentative of how cross-border power struggles seem to play out, at least
when it comes to trade issues. that's perhaps an unfortunate consequence of
being the smaller of the two nations. still, i'd be quite surprised if dhs
agents make themselves at home in any real-life canadian law enforcement offices.
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