BBC interested in WWW?!

[MissRedhead]

From my best friend:

www.bbcamerica.com/content/23/anglophenia.jsp?bc_id=1657

All three authors felt that Steam Punk works didn't even have to be set in Victorian England. Priest sets her novels in nineteenth century America precisely because of all the seismic social and historical upheavals - war, slavery, frontier expansion, the Industrial Revolution. And she pointed to the television series Wild, Wild West and the genre of "Weird West" comic books as Steam Punk precursors with similar concerns.

pantry duty time, bye!

[California gal]

Wouldn't that be interesting, if the BBC started airing WWW? Or perhaps even thought about remaking it. (I'd trust them more than an American network!)

[kelly]

That be cool I wouldn't mind see that hey they going up remake Upstairs and Downstairs I not surprise BBC like Hollywood interested of making remakes

[California gal]

Unlike filmmakers in this country, when the BBC remakes something, they usually manage to do a better job!

[kelly]

I hear somewhere that BBC going remake another show I not sure what is it I hear they going remake another show I forgot name of it

Remember lots of Brit show made into America look at Sanford and Son that was Brit show at one called Stephole and Son don't forget Office

I think Brit version of the Office were funnier