>I hate the 30th Anniversary PLANET cover so much that as soon as the DVD

>out last August, I had a new cover all ready. Here's the DVD cover for
>PLANET I had done for me on a computer using the original posters.

>I've looked at the trailer a couple more times now and I'm sort of bothered
>by something....
>
>What's bothering me is that the actor's wearing the ape makeup have no chin
>appliances. Although the makeups look great, now I'm seeing that they're

>photographed from above so you don't see how they've just got appliances on
>their noses.

> Hey! I went to the Dark Horse website and used the Ape Name Generator.

>put in your name and it gives you an ape name. My name is Jikaker. Don't
>wear it out.

>anamorphic lens: A lens for making widescreen films using regular Academy
>ratio frame size. The camera lens takes in a wide field of view and

>it onto the frame, and a similar projector lens unsqueezes the image onto a
>wide theater screen.

>From: JSe3689836@...

>Reply-To: pota@yahoogroups.com

>To: pota@yahoogroups.com

>Subject: Re: [pota] I'm sorry.

>Date: Wed, 11 Apr 2001 20:16:25 EDT

>

> Geez, Vanessa, I'm sorry to hear about this. Don't let some idiot sour

>you on this group. John

----- Original Message -----
From: <locutusatwolf359@...>
To: <pota@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Sunday, April 22, 2001 11:35 PM
Subject: Re: [pota] I'm sorry.


> Vanessa has been gone for about a week or two.
>
> Loc
>
>
>
>
>
>
>

> OK, I finally downloaded the trailer (it was a busy weekend).
>
> All I can say is this movie looks like it's going to kick some serious ass!
>
> I like the shots of the Apes running on all fours (kind of like Boulle's
> novel).
>
> I love Apes! I love Burton! Can July 27 get here any quicker???
>
> Matt
>
>
>
>
>

> Once you download a Quick Time File.
> Go to your Internet Memory Files: (In your "Windows" Directory)
>
> There you will find it in your systems memory.
> Copy it to an active directory in your computer, and wala, you have

>
> Works like a charm!

> First of all, I would schedule it on a decent night to give it a

> not sure what the TV schedule was like back then, but I'm sure a

> slot could be found where this show would shine.

> If so, why don't we all welcome him back by flooding his email box with 53
> emails each about what we will personally be doing over the next four days?
>
> Matt
>
>
>
>
>

Haristas@... wrote:

In a message dated 4/23/01 8:00:52 AM Eastern Daylight Time,
pota1atmailtrack.com@... writes:
 

PLANET OF THE APES will be released nationwide in the UK on August 17 and
is already one of the year's most talked about movies.

 

I got this from the UK Fox site.  So, I guess the Brits have to wait a little
longer.  When does it open downunder?

-- Rory
 

Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to the .

 

> Opens here August 9.
>
> Haristas@a... wrote:
>
> > In a message dated 4/23/01 8:00:52 AM Eastern Daylight Time,
> > pota1atmailtrack.com@t... writes:
> >
> >
> >> PLANET OF THE APES will be released nationwide in the UK on

> >> 17 and
> >> is already one of the year's most talked about movies.
> >
> >
> >
> > I got this from the UK Fox site. So, I guess the Brits have to

> > little
> > longer. When does it open downunder?
> >
> > -- Rory
> >
> >
> >
> [Click Here!]

>
> >
> > Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to the Yahoo! Terms of

Welcome Vanessa!  I'm glad you found the group and look forward to your observations.  Feel free and jump on in and enjoy yourself!             

                                               *Lynne*

>From: "Vanessa"

>Date: Mon, 09 Apr 2001 23:59:17 -0000

>

>Hello everybody,

>

>Is it o.k with you guys if I join this newsgroup. I can't believe I

>have stumbled upon you good people. Please let me introduce myself a

>little. My name is Vanessa, I'm in my early 30s, and I live in

>Virginia. I work as a freelance photographer (my dreams of becoming a

>scriptwriter put to bed when I got my tenth rejection letter!)and I

>am a fan of movies in general, both the classics and the not so

>classic (!), and POTA is without a doubt my all time favorite movie.

>

>I remember first seeing it some time in the mid-seventies. I first

>saw it, believe it or not, in Italy, in a tiny movie house in Trento

>not unlike the one in 'Cinema Paradiso'. It was dubbed, and I didn't

>speak Italian (still don't.)

>

>Needles to say, as all you newsgroup members will now, those first

>few frames blew me away (I am speaking of the crash landing and post-

>crash landing scenes, the exterior location shots.)

>

>There was something so incredibly haunting and powerful about those

>images, and I think that the impact of this movie must have shaped my

>own sense of aesthetic, for I often recognize elements of those first

>exterior scenes of POTA in my own photographic work (I shoot a lot in

>Arizona and Colorado if I can. I love the desert.)

>

>I eventually got around to seeing all the sequels (which I bought

>when they came out on DVD) and although I found them exciting as a

>child, I don't think they're too wonderful when I watch them today.

>They seem so 'cheesy' and somehow 'cheap', the pull on masks alone

>enough to give POTA a bad name (I hope I am not offending any of you

>good folk by discussing my feelings about the sequels. I am new here

>and maybe I should keep my opinions to myself until I get to know you

>all better.)

>

>That first viewing of POTA has never left me. That movie has always

>had a magical grip on my heart and my senses.

>

>Anybody out there feel the same way?

>

>I hope that we can keep up some kind of correspondece. I did not know

>that there were groups devoted to POTA, and I think it would be great

>if we could all share our experiences - our personal experiences -

>about the movie and what it has come to mean to us over the years.

>

>Vanessa

>

Sorry again for the bombardment of autoresponders.

Brian

MTotsky@... wrote:

Actually, I thought it was pretty funny. It was cracking me up.

So....how did the show go? We want details!

Matt

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Haristas@... wrote:

 

Matt,

Don't be so mean.  Brian and his bunch probably have all that foam latex to
unpack, costums to put back under lock and key, greasepaint to get out of
their pours, and brown fingernail polish to get off.

-- Rory

"Greasepaint?!!!"  Bite your tongue , woman!

B

--- In pota@y..., "Phil, the price of all apealooza," <pjn1209@e...> wrote:

"(The PLANET OF THE APES TV series) had its ass handed to it by Sanford & Son.

"Or was it Chico and the Man? Or both?"



You're right!

In the '70s, some very bad network research supposedly showed that Friday nights at 8, was a great time for fantasy series...

This, then, was ridiculous... Young folks, who they figured were actally part of these series' potential audences, were GOING OUT... Young Jewish guys (10-13), who were always part of a SF show's potential audience--as the networks SUPPOSEDLY realized, were, some times at least, in Temple... (Back in he'70s--as I presume, today, many Temples, like Christian Churches, had, as part of their requirements for young people "graduating" religious study, was for a certain number of mandatory attendances, at services. Jewish folk, since the '30s, had been a HUGE part of the science ficton demographic.)

Other, adults, were INDEED watching SANFORD AND SON, and CHICO... Today, the equivalent would be schedling POTA, against MILLIONAIRE, or, (and I hate even writing this word), SURVIVOR...

Best, Apesoaur Jim

> --- In pota@y..., "Phil, the PRINCE of all apealooza," <pjn1209@e...> wrote:

Brian

Jack Krueger wrote:

  No, Roddy had the Caesar statue and I hear he donated it to the Motion
Picture Fund which will display it in the garden named after him.

                                                            - - - - Jeff
----- Original Message -----
From: <LordTZer0@...>
To: <pota@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Friday, April 20, 2001 7:54 PM
Subject: Re: [pota] E.W. out; Medicom question

> In a message dated 4/20/01 5:27:35 PM Central Daylight Time,
Haristas@...
> writes:
>
> << I don't think there's anything 'fun' about that fact, Jeffery.  I'd
like
> to
>  know it was still in Arthur's backyard, but then I guess she sold his
house
>  years ago, too.  Too bad.  >>
>
> Oh yeah . . . He had the Caesar statue.  My bad.
>
>
>
>
>
>
>

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>From: "Jack Krueger"

>Reply-To: pota@yahoogroups.com

>To:

>Subject: Re: [pota] Medicoms Reviewed

>Date: Sun, 15 Apr 2001 21:45:45 -0700

>

>That's great, Matt! And incredible pictures. Why can't you be creative like

>that, Brian? - - - - Anonymous

>----- Original Message -----

>From:

>To:

>Sent: Sunday, April 15, 2001 9:31 PM

>Subject: [pota] Medicoms Reviewed

>

>

> > Hey,

> >

> > A friend of mine runs a toy review page and let me do a review of the

>Medicom

> > POTA figures for him. If anyone feels like checking it out, here's the

>link:

> >

> > http://www.atomgroup.org/REVIEW_INDEX.htm

> >

> > Feedback is welcome.

> >

> > Matt

> >

> >

> >

> > Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/

> >

> >

>

>From: JSe3689836@...

>Subject: [pota] Coupla' POTA Refs

>Date: Tue, 17 Apr 2001 20:25:34 EDT

>

> Took half a day at work today to take Ma to the doctor. I'm in the

>waiting room. Waiting. Reading an issue of Entertainment Weekly. Article on

>the recent rash of deaths on film sets. They mention POTA & have a picture of

>Alan Trachtenberg (Hope I got the name right) On the TV in the waiting room

>is "The Nanny". I'm listing out of the corner of my ear. She talking about

>some other nanny. I look up. She's reading a newspaper saying words to the

>effect "She's some high-priced Park Avenue nanny with way too much time on

>her hands." She suddenly looks intently at the newspaper and says in that

>beautiful accent "Oh! Planet of the Apes is on at 4 o'clock!" After I we get

>back from the doctors, I go to the neighborhood hang out for a quick beer. I

>walk in, The Simpsons are on and they're parodying The Hunt. POTA sure was in

>the air today. John

>From: MTotsky@...

>Reply-To: pota@yahoogroups.com

>To: pota@yahoogroups.com

>Subject: Re: [pota] (unknown)

>Date: Wed, 18 Apr 2001 11:08:32 EDT

>

>ROTFLMAO!

>

>DAMN YOU ALL TO HELL BRIAN!

>

>Matt (I guess the old delete key will be working overtime in the next few

>days)

>From: LordTZer0@...

>Subject: Re: [pota] Air & Leo love scene

>Date: Mon, 9 Apr 2001 15:48:32 EDT

>

>In a message dated 4/9/01 10:11:28 AM Central Daylight Time,

>whitty@... writes:

>

><< No - what was that about? >>

>

>Wow you missed a good bad one.

>

>It was a 70s flick with Burt Reynolds who was using a bunch of orang type

>missing links to work a diamond mine in the jungle. It came up in court

>whether or not they were human, and Burt was a slaver. Kinda cool and at the

>same time vintage cheese. The only reason I bring it up is the female lead

>kind of looked like a readheaded Ari. I don't want to spoil the ending for

>you but the chances of seeing this one are slim to none so if you want to

>know I'll tell ya.

>From: Haristas@...

>Reply-To: pota@yahoogroups.com

>To: pota@yahoogroups.com

>Subject: Re: [pota] female gorilla

>Date: Thu, 19 Apr 2001 07:27:21 EDT

>

>In a message dated 4/19/01 4:18:37 AM Eastern Daylight Time,

>cosmicraye@... writes:

>

>

> > *Lynne*

> > (going back to her 1053 messages, no

> > kidding!!)

> >

>

>1053 e-mails!!!! Lynne, you poor thing. Well, here's one more.

>

>-- Rory

>

>

>From: "Michael Whitty"

>Reply-To: pota@yahoogroups.com

>To:

>Subject: [pota] I'll be blown......

>Date: Fri, 20 Apr 2001 07:30:45 +1000

>

>DAMN! No penetration?!?

>

>So what is it - oral sex?

>

>Michael

>

>-----Original Message-----

>From: Alexander Ruiz [prophecysite@...]

>Sent: Friday, 20 April 2001 6:58

>To: pota@yahoogroups.com

>Subject: [pota] Putting Rumors to SLEEP!

>

>

> "The first rule of remakes is never remake a great movie," says Burton.

>"But that's part of what appealed to me. I guess I'm kind of perverse that

>way." Speaking of perversity, what about those rumored love scenes between

>Wahlberg's astronaut and Helena Bonham Carter's sympathetic chimp? "I know

>there's been gossip about it in the press," says the director. "But it's not

>like you see any actual animal penetration. There's no beastiality. Nothing

>like that."

>

>

> Best,

>

> Alex

>

>

>

>

> Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to the Yahoo! Terms of

>Service.

>

>

>From: "Jack Krueger"

>Reply-To: pota@yahoogroups.com

>To:

>Subject: [pota] the Conclusion

>Date: Thu, 19 Apr 2001 19:08:55 -0700

>

>Actually, this isn't taking as much space as I thought. So for my next number I will prsent the final 3 films as they are organized at the Jacobs archives. I know this doesn't tell much. "General Correspondance" could mean pages of letters, cables, what have you. But this is what the visitor is greeted with to zero in on what they're looking for. I thought the group might be interested.

>

>Box 61 (the only "Escape" box)

>

>Casting; Publicity Campaign; Photograph; publicity Release; Final Screenplay; Grosses; Post-Production; Press Kits; Call Sheets; London and other Foreign Ads; Trade Ads; Legal; Official Credits; Publicity; Trade Clippings; Ads; Review - London and other Foreign; Reviews and Quotes; Apes #3; Preview Ads; Advertising Budgets; Weekly Production Cost; Budget; Production; Daily Production Reports; Posters; 20th Century Fox 1970 Annual Report; Script; Correspondence

>

> "Conquest"

>

>Box 62

>

>Clips; "San Simian Sentinel"; Biographies; 1st Draft Screenplay; Suggested Ideas for Sequel; Billing to Fox from Harvey Levy's Office; Budget #1; Publicity Releases; Cast & Crew; 1st Draft Screenplay; 1st Draft Screenplay (again); Pictures; Posters

>

>Box 63

>

>Publicity Release; Rating; Trade Clippings; Budget #2; Credits; Music; Trailers & Teasers; Synopsis; Sample UK for Apes; General; Ads; Spanish Ads for Apes; Production Notes; Correspondance; June 5th Screening; APJ Personal File on Post-Production; Budget for Publicity; Post Production; APJ Work File; Legal; APJ Budget & Deals; Initial Correspondence; 1st Outline 3/14/71; Story Outline 3/19/71; Story Outline 3/20/71; Story Outline 3/31/71; Miscellaneous; Final Shooting Script; 1st Draft Screenplay; APJ Work Copy, 1st Draft Screenplay; Paul Dehn's 13pp Dated 11/9/71; Paul Dehn's Revised; Shooting Script; Publicity Campaign Outline; APJAC Personal Work Copy of Shooting Script; 20th Century Fox 1972 Annual Report; Films Incorporated Supplement 1972

>

> "Battle"

>

>Box 64

>

>APJ Work Copy of treatment; Publicity Clippings; Contracts; 1st Draft Story Outline; 1st Draft Outline; 1st Draft Screenplay, 8/23/72; Revised Screenplay, 12/6/72; Picture Proofs

>

>Box 65

>

>Shooting Script; Publicity; Publicity; Trailers; Credit; Legal; Post Production; 1st Draft Story Outline; Treatment; Treatment, 7/6/72; Paul Dehn Treatment (Complete); Reviews; Preview Ratings/Cards; Picture; Picture Proofs; Screenplay

>

>Box 66

>

>Production; APJAC Personal Work Copy; APJ Work Copy

>

>Well, that's the basic outline for the "Apes". As you can see by the box numbers, there's alot more films covered, from ones that were made like "Dr. Dolittle" and "Play It Again, Sam", to many more that weren't, like "Dune", "Frankenstein" , "Noah'.

>Plays that Arthur backed, TV productions, lots and lots of stuff. Plus a gallery of photo albums, Jacobs' film collection, and stuff that hasn't been catalogued.

>

>Whatdya think? - - - - Jeff

> ----- Original Message -----

> From: Alexander Ruiz

> To: pota@yahoogroups.com

> Sent: Thursday, April 19, 2001 1:56 PM

> Subject: [pota] All in the family

>

>

> Best,

>

> Alex

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

> Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to the Yahoo! Terms of Service.

>

                                            *Lynne*

>From: "Jack Krueger"

>Reply-To: pota@yahoogroups.com

>To:

>Subject: [pota] the Conclusion

>Date: Thu, 19 Apr 2001 19:08:55 -0700

>

>Actually, this isn't taking as much space as I thought. So for my next number I will prsent the final 3 films as they are organized at the Jacobs archives. I know this doesn't tell much. "General Correspondance" could mean pages of letters, cables, what have you. But this is what the visitor is greeted with to zero in on what they're looking for. I thought the group might be interested.

>

>Box 61 (the only "Escape" box)

>

>Casting; Publicity Campaign; Photograph; publicity Release; Final Screenplay; Grosses; Post-Production; Press Kits; Call Sheets; London and other Foreign Ads; Trade Ads; Legal; Official Credits; Publicity; Trade Clippings; Ads; Review - London and other Foreign; Reviews and Quotes; Apes #3; Preview Ads; Advertising Budgets; Weekly Production Cost; Budget; Production; Daily Production Reports; Posters; 20th Century Fox 1970 Annual Report; Script; Correspondence

>

> "Conquest"

>

>Box 62

>

>Clips; "San Simian Sentinel"; Biographies; 1st Draft Screenplay; Suggested Ideas for Sequel; Billing to Fox from Harvey Levy's Office; Budget #1; Publicity Releases; Cast & Crew; 1st Draft Screenplay; 1st Draft Screenplay (again); Pictures; Posters

>

>Box 63

>

>Publicity Release; Rating; Trade Clippings; Budget #2; Credits; Music; Trailers & Teasers; Synopsis; Sample UK for Apes; General; Ads; Spanish Ads for Apes; Production Notes; Correspondance; June 5th Screening; APJ Personal File on Post-Production; Budget for Publicity; Post Production; APJ Work File; Legal; APJ Budget & Deals; Initial Correspondence; 1st Outline 3/14/71; Story Outline 3/19/71; Story Outline 3/20/71; Story Outline 3/31/71; Miscellaneous; Final Shooting Script; 1st Draft Screenplay; APJ Work Copy, 1st Draft Screenplay; Paul Dehn's 13pp Dated 11/9/71; Paul Dehn's Revised; Shooting Script; Publicity Campaign Outline; APJAC Personal Work Copy of Shooting Script; 20th Century Fox 1972 Annual Report; Films Incorporated Supplement 1972

>

> "Battle"

>

>Box 64

>

>APJ Work Copy of treatment; Publicity Clippings; Contracts; 1st Draft Story Outline; 1st Draft Outline; 1st Draft Screenplay, 8/23/72; Revised Screenplay, 12/6/72; Picture Proofs

>

>Box 65

>

>Shooting Script; Publicity; Publicity; Trailers; Credit; Legal; Post Production; 1st Draft Story Outline; Treatment; Treatment, 7/6/72; Paul Dehn Treatment (Complete); Reviews; Preview Ratings/Cards; Picture; Picture Proofs; Screenplay

>

>Box 66

>

>Production; APJAC Personal Work Copy; APJ Work Copy

>

>Well, that's the basic outline for the "Apes". As you can see by the box numbers, there's alot more films covered, from ones that were made like "Dr. Dolittle" and "Play It Again, Sam", to many more that weren't, like "Dune", "Frankenstein" , "Noah'.

>Plays that Arthur backed, TV productions, lots and lots of stuff. Plus a gallery of photo albums, Jacobs' film collection, and stuff that hasn't been catalogued.

>

>Whatdya think? - - - - Jeff

> ----- Original Message -----

> From: Alexander Ruiz

> To: pota@yahoogroups.com

> Sent: Thursday, April 19, 2001 1:56 PM

> Subject: [pota] All in the family

>

>

> Best,

>

> Alex

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

> Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to the Yahoo! Terms of Service.

>

Too cool!!  I just wish that I could see some of this stuff!  Just out of curosity...was there anything on the TV series in any of the boxes?  Just wondering...

                                            *Lynne*

>From: "Jack Krueger"

>Reply-To: pota@yahoogroups.com

>To:

>Subject: [pota] the Conclusion

>Date: Thu, 19 Apr 2001 19:08:55 -0700

>

>Actually, this isn't taking as much space as I thought. So for my next number I will prsent the final 3 films as they are organized at the Jacobs archives. I know this doesn't tell much. "General Correspondance" could mean pages of letters, cables, what have you. But this is what the visitor is greeted with to zero in on what they're looking for. I thought the group might be interested.

>

>Box 61 (the only "Escape" box)

>

>Casting; Publicity Campaign; Photograph; publicity Release; Final Screenplay; Grosses; Post-Production; Press Kits; Call Sheets; London and other Foreign Ads; Trade Ads; Legal; Official Credits; Publicity; Trade Clippings; Ads; Review - London and other Foreign; Reviews and Quotes; Apes #3; Preview Ads; Advertising Budgets; Weekly Production Cost; Budget; Production; Daily Production Reports; Posters; 20th Century Fox 1970 Annual Report; Script; Correspondence

>

> "Conquest"

>

>Box 62

>

>Clips; "San Simian Sentinel"; Biographies; 1st Draft Screenplay; Suggested Ideas for Sequel; Billing to Fox from Harvey Levy's Office; Budget #1; Publicity Releases; Cast & Crew; 1st Draft Screenplay; 1st Draft Screenplay (again); Pictures; Posters

>

>Box 63

>

>Publicity Release; Rating; Trade Clippings; Budget #2; Credits; Music; Trailers & Teasers; Synopsis; Sample UK for Apes; General; Ads; Spanish Ads for Apes; Production Notes; Correspondance; June 5th Screening; APJ Personal File on Post-Production; Budget for Publicity; Post Production; APJ Work File; Legal; APJ Budget & Deals; Initial Correspondence; 1st Outline 3/14/71; Story Outline 3/19/71; Story Outline 3/20/71; Story Outline 3/31/71; Miscellaneous; Final Shooting Script; 1st Draft Screenplay; APJ Work Copy, 1st Draft Screenplay; Paul Dehn's 13pp Dated 11/9/71; Paul Dehn's Revised; Shooting Script; Publicity Campaign Outline; APJAC Personal Work Copy of Shooting Script; 20th Century Fox 1972 Annual Report; Films Incorporated Supplement 1972

>

> "Battle"

>

>Box 64

>

>APJ Work Copy of treatment; Publicity Clippings; Contracts; 1st Draft Story Outline; 1st Draft Outline; 1st Draft Screenplay, 8/23/72; Revised Screenplay, 12/6/72; Picture Proofs

>

>Box 65

>

>Shooting Script; Publicity; Publicity; Trailers; Credit; Legal; Post Production; 1st Draft Story Outline; Treatment; Treatment, 7/6/72; Paul Dehn Treatment (Complete); Reviews; Preview Ratings/Cards; Picture; Picture Proofs; Screenplay

>

>Box 66

>

>Production; APJAC Personal Work Copy; APJ Work Copy

>

>Well, that's the basic outline for the "Apes". As you can see by the box numbers, there's alot more films covered, from ones that were made like "Dr. Dolittle" and "Play It Again, Sam", to many more that weren't, like "Dune", "Frankenstein" , "Noah'.

>Plays that Arthur backed, TV productions, lots and lots of stuff. Plus a gallery of photo albums, Jacobs' film collection, and stuff that hasn't been catalogued.

>

>Whatdya think? - - - - Jeff

> ----- Original Message -----

> From: Alexander Ruiz

> To: pota@yahoogroups.com

> Sent: Thursday, April 19, 2001 1:56 PM

> Subject: [pota] All in the family

>

>

> Best,

>

> Alex

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

> Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to the Yahoo! Terms of Service.

>

> Just found this upcoming listing on DigiGuide:
>
> Film 2001 with Jonathan Ross
> (Entertainment)
>
> Time: 23:35 to 00:10 (35 minutes long).
> When: Thursday 26th April on BBC1
> and
> Time: 22:30 to 23:00 (30 minutes long -- what do they cut??)
> When: Wednesday 2nd May on BBC Choice.
>
> The latest film news with Jonathan Ross, featuring reviews of 'Tomb
> Raider', 'Planet of the Apes', 'The Mummy Returns', Julia Roberts
> in 'The Mexican', and director Ken Loach's first LA movie, 'Bread

> Roses' (Subtitles, New Series)
>
> [Add Julian Cleary and it'll be a hit] /Mez

>>