Another howler from the hopeless Mangan
Sep. 13th, 2006 01:16 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
shinytoaster"Given that America has supplied the bulk of my most meaningful relationships over the years - the educational jingles of Sesame Street, the valuable lessons imparted by Little House On the Prairie (total blindness need be no barrier to making your own weight in pokebonnets every evening), the inspirational heroism of Buck Rogers, the subtle historical revisionism of The A-Team, the bittersweet viewings of Joe 90 and the dying art of puppeteering, and of course the glorious decade that belonged to Friends and Frasier - it is only right that from there should also emerge the answer to the question of what to do when these relationships fail."
Joe 90 was a 1968 British production by Gerry and Sylvia Anderson for Lew Grade's ATV, you incomprehensible fucking moron!
Clearly it's too much trouble for Lucy Mangan to bother researching her articles, witness the "I never went to the London Planetarium but I'm still sad it's closing" piece that I commented on at the time, but to lack the journalistic integrity to not even bother to quickly run it through Wikipedia is just very, very sad.
Joe 90 was a 1968 British production by Gerry and Sylvia Anderson for Lew Grade's ATV, you incomprehensible fucking moron!
Clearly it's too much trouble for Lucy Mangan to bother researching her articles, witness the "I never went to the London Planetarium but I'm still sad it's closing" piece that I commented on at the time, but to lack the journalistic integrity to not even bother to quickly run it through Wikipedia is just very, very sad.
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