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Thursday, Jul 10, 2008

Oh wow a 3 in one update!

I went to Spain for a week and came back to find that I'm now the editor for uk's dancing on ice

I have been doing a big tidy up for the show and now I have jumped a level and I have also passed the 500 listings

Posted by paulwj, 12:42pm

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Saturday, Apr 19, 2008

I'm a snagglepuss and the duplicates

I just made it over into a new level but now admin are causeing problems by causing UK editors problems as they allow duplicate guides just because the show is being aired in the USA, I'm sorry but they wouldnt allow it for shows airing outside the country so why allow it just because its now airing in the US talk about the rules now being "Do as I say and not what I do"

If its needed add my name to any and all complaints!

Category: Opinion

Posted by paulwj, 10:16am

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Sunday, Apr 6, 2008

At last the shows are starting to return!

At long last my Fav shows are starting to return this week we get the new episodes for CSI LV, Bones and Criminal minds as well as the start to some new series Dr Who and Pushing Daisies spring to mind and all I can say is ypee lol or its about time I mean a four month break for Bones when it was supposed to be a 3 week xmas break was a bit excessive lol

Category: TV

Posted by paulwj, 9:14am

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My Recent Reviews

paulwj has written 4 reviews.

Russell Porter (II)

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We had seven years of brilliant work from Russell its so sad that we have now lost him from the profession from the very first episode he played a "normal" gay man, full of insecurities and foibles. In my opinion he created a character well ahead...
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Posted may 19, 2007 1:16 am pt

Brian Dowling [DUPLICATE GUIDE - please use other]

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Brian walked into our lives and hearts on the 25th May 2001 when he nervously entered through the doors of the Big Brother 2 house and onto our television screens. He entertained the nation for 9 weeks with his humour, vulnerability and openness...
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Posted mar 28, 2007 3:30 am pt

Josh Rafter

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There is something about Josh that attracts attention. This canny knack of turning heads and cutting a dash has serviced him well in some successful and high profile projects throughout his life. At an early age he created a series of successful...
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Posted mar 28, 2007 3:20 am pt

Jon-Erik Hexum

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In the early 1980s this ruggedly handsome young man of Norwegian parentage was seen as the "next big thing", and then suddenly he was dead from an accident via a self-inflicted gunshot wound.

Hexum was born and raised in Tenafly, New Jersey where he was a musically gifted student at school playing both the horn & the violin in the school orchestra, and even the piano at home. He then attended Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland, Ohio before transferring across to Michigan State University studying bio-medical engineering and then switching over to philosophy. Whilst at MSU, Hexum played football, and DJ'd at several local radio stations under the name of "Yukon Jack", before being discovered by John Travolta's manager, Bob LeMond.

Hexum allegedly turned down plenty of opportunities to appear in shows such as "The Dukes of Hazzard" (1979) & "CHiPs" (1977) and many day time soap operas before finally making his debut in the TV series "Voyagers!" (1982) as time traveler Phineas Bogg. He was then cast as hunk Tyler Burnett alongside Joan Collins in Making of a Male Model (1983) (TV), and then as ex-Green Beret, Mac Harper in the TV series Cover Up (1984) (TV).

However, on October 12th, 1984 after a long and draining day's shooting on the set of Cover Up (1984) (TV), Hexum became bored with the extensive delays and jokingly put a prop .44 magnum revolver to his temple and pulled the trigger. The gun fired, and the wadding from the blank cartridge shattered his skull, whereupon the mortally injured Hexum was rushed via ambulance to hospital to undergo extensive surgery. Despite five hours of work, the chief surgeon Dr David Ditsworth, described the damage to Hexum's brain as life ending, and one week later on October 18th, he was taken off life support and pronounced dead. However, Hexum's commitment to organ donation, meant five other lives were assisted or saved with organs harvested from him. The youthful & charming Hexum was dead at only 26 years of age.

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Posted mar 10, 2007 11:00 pm pt

paulwj must really love MovieTome and agree with every review we've ever written! What other reason could paulwj possibly have for not rating a single film?