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22 Apr 2011 03:13 PM
"Stories around the campfire..." Hmmm. Lots of possibility there, for past and future. Maybe a story where we learn a bit more about the companions' background, sort of like a day in the life of.... We could have a memory of a significant moment, before they all got together. Jim's idea could be fab too.

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22 Apr 2011 03:47 PM
Posted By Kerrick on 21 Apr 2011 09:07 PM if you've ever seen Avatar (the show, not the movie)... I like the "stories around the campfire" thing too - maybe an anthology of short stories? Avatar, my Son used to watch this years ago. It was good (not as good as Hey Arnold) and I enjoyed watching them with him. Sadly now at 16 he thinks all that stuff is cr_p and un cool. I can recall an episode where they were looking for the fountain of wee which made me chuckle (in England Wee is a nice way of saying p!ss) Yeah an anthology would be good -but will never happen, its too damn original an idea for GE and way off the formula plan they have for the series...

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12 Jul 2011 02:40 PM
I'm about to read this book, so I have enjoyed the comments so far. Btw.. According to the "books" section, PA was written by Vic Milan..

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