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Have seen four episodes of Due South so far.

I am no longer screaming about being doomed. I do, however, have a terrible urge to scratch Paul Gross behind the ears and make the same 'oooh what a lovely boy' noises I use for making friends with pit bulls.

oy.

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I hope he turns out to be more competent as the series goes on. I've only seen four episodes so far, and right now he- and most of the Chicago cops- ring a little too strongly of parody for my tastes. He started winning points last night when he had to deal with Richard Moll the poo-seller, and got things right. We'll see how it goes.

But Jebus, man, his clothes...

He does. I wasn't fond of him at first either, but he does grow on you. Check out "The Deal", "Juliet is Bleeding" and the one where they get stranded in the wilderness after a plane crash (first ep, second season, I think) for great Ray stuff.

Or, well, "Victoria's Secret", if you don't mind HAVING YOUR HEART RIPPED FROM YOUR CHEST. ahem. 'Scuse me. Most evil ex since T'Pring, I'm tellin' you.

But Jebus, man, his clothes...

Also improve. I swear. :>

'k. I'll head over to eBay for shopping when I hit something like episode 15, since I've got the whole first season here to work with in the meantime.

And how much did the first season set you back, by the way? All I've got are ancient, about-to-die tapes. I'd love to have the DVDs if they're anything like affordable.

(The Deal is in first season. Ray being cool, Frank Zuko, and oh yeah, Frannie in a bustier. *snerk* heh.)

$40-some-odd on eBay plus $8 shipping and handling. Other seasons seem to be available for about the same price. The seller I used is based in Ontario; the American sellers charge less for s/h but the prices on the DVDs themselves seem to be higher for some reason, so it winds up balancing out.

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