[HaseBeceDeemy]

I know. But when Cohen the Barbarian and His Silver Hoard go off the conquer his Empire in Interesting Times, there's going to be continuity problems.

[viawbambutt]

Wasn't as good as Hogfather, but then neither were the books. The Rincewind actor wasn't as wrong as I thought he'd be when I saw him as Albert, but he was still not the right guy for the part. They did away with Snapcase and just made Vetinari the patrician ten years too early, and then gave him the most bizarre accent/lisp I've ever heard, which I was annoyed by since he's one of my favorite characters. The issues with Twoflower have been mentioned, but Cohen looked just like all the artwork I've ever seen of him. Kinda disappointed in the parts that they cut out, and there's a somewhat suspicious correlation between the parts removed and the parts that would cost a lot to shoot, but...oh well. I liked it overall and I still hope they do more. As long as Jason David isn't Vimes in the next one.

[77chawzence]

Originally posted by Koyaanisqatsi
As long as Jason David isn't Vimes in the next one. Indeed

[Uhmavano]

Originally posted by Wittlich
What channel was "Torchwood" (Dr. Who spin-off) carried on in Europe? BBC2

[peveballery]

Originally posted by Zkribbler
Aide: Right. And there's only 6 of them. There's 60,000 of us. And yet they're smiling. 600,000 ISTR.

[unapelosina]

Originally posted by Cort Haus
Rincewind is an annoying character but not as damnably annoying as David Jason's version. Nigel Planer (who was the narrator) would have made a far better Rincewind. The narrator was Brian Cox. Nigel Planer was a good cowardly wizard in the Hogfather though.

[pageup85]

Originally posted by Dauphin
The narrator was Brian Cox. Ah. Sounded a bit like Planer though.

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[finnmontserrat]

[Feelundseenna]

Originally posted by Wittlich
Unless you are a "Poly Plus" Member... I have no credit card. :shrug:

[ResistNewWorldOrder]

Well, Zoid has it.

The important point here is that Pratch had become a far better writer since the first books, which are far below the level of his later masterpieces.

[drugsprevi]

Night Watch is one of my favorites.

Thud -- not so much.

I just finished Making Money, which is a worthy sequel to Going Postal.

[Moupponge]

No book about witches....unless you count the Triffany Aching triology: Wee Free Men, A Hat Full of Sky and Wintersmith.

[Sthjrderfida]

Point taken...