"We were the Mulvaneys" Did anyone watch it?

[Mrs.Clayton]

I'm curious as to if anyone here saw it last night. I read the book last year, and I enjoyed it, I guess. I threw the book down on the table a few times, it was a frustrating read.
I didn't bring this up last night because I had to work late and I had to watch the tape tonight.
What were your thoughts?

 

[LarryMullen's POPAngel]

I can't help you there. I only watch Lifetime when the Golden Girls or Mad About You is on.

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When I grow up I'll turn the tables

 

[Mrs.Clayton]

Hey that's alright.....
Mad about you rocks.
this morning it was the John Astin/Atomic Zinger tea episode. I love that one!

 

[LarryMullen's POPAngel]

Noooooo!!!! Where Jaime is up all night? And I missed it cause I was in the shower....damn it.

<----seriously needs to get back to work.

 

[tiny dancer]

I watched it the other night and thought it had a good story line to it. I did not read the book so I cannot compare it to the movie.
It was not boring, and I felt really bad for the girl, and how the family was torn apart by what had happened to her.

 

[YellowKite]

I read the book and really enjoyed it, so on principle I didn't watch the movie. I had my own ideas of the characters and I couldn't bear to have them corrupted.

Since you liked the book (I agree - it was a book that made you come back after you got frustrated with them) did you like the televison version?

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[This message has been edited by YellowKite (edited 04-10-2002).]

 

[madonna's child]

Not to ditract from the thread, but Mad About You rocks! My favorite episodes are the one with the museum (when Jamie and Paul both have flashbacks to a field trip when they were kids at the museum) and the episode that takes place on their anniversary (when the newspaper stand they meet at burns down.)

What a great show.

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