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I remember when this was first shown in England on BBC. I think it was 1993 and I was ten years old. I was never a Superman fan before and this is the only series of Superman I've seen apart from the movies (out of those I only liked the 1st and 2nd movie. I hated the cartoon series). Anyway, my mum and I watched the first episode together - and we were both hooked from then. Every Saturday evening at 6:30pm (I think that was the time) we tuned into Lois and Clark. Every episode was wonderfully written, and well acted. The plots always kept me glued to the edge of my seat waiting to see what would happen. It went on like this until about the episode when Lois and Clark got married. After that episode I don't know what happened but EVERYTHING went down hill. The writing got weak, the actors seemed as though they were bored and in the end I got so fed up I stopped watching. It got to the point where I didn't give a damn about what happened to the characters and it was after the wedding episode that I just gave up and decided not to watch any new episodes - the ones I'd taped from the tv would have to do. What I want to know is WHY the writers and the tv big wigs let the show get so bad. WHY did they (the writers and the network) get rid of Lex Luthor? WHY did Lois have to find out the Clark was Superman? WHY OH WHY did Lois and Clark have to get married?! WHY did they drag the show on so long that it lost lots of ratings? It just doesn't make sense. They destroyed what could have been a great show for much longer than three seasons. What happened to Lois and Clark The New Adventures Of Superman was a great shame.

If you like being scared and kept on the edge of your seat, watch this. I first saw this movie when I was around ten and it scared the hell out of me. I watched it for the first time in a couple of years a while ago and it STILL gave me the creeps. Tim Curry is really good as Pennywise, the evil clown who kills kids. Next time you go to the video store and you feel like renting a horror, grab IT from the shelves and I'm sure you won't be disappointed.

I was around nine years old when I saw this movie for the very first time.It came on tv at Easter and I remember begging my mother to let me stay up and watch it when I found out it was a ghost story(I've always loved those).In the end my mother and I watched the movie together and we both loved it.Today I have just seen Lady in White for the first time in four years and I still love it as much as I did back then.Its a very stylish chiller about a young boy who gets locked in his school cloakroom and sees a young girl being murdered.After the boy is almost murdered himself,the ghost of the girl appears to him and begs him for help to find her mother,who is known as the Lady In White.The movie is very entertaining and at some places,creepy.If you love ghost stories or chillers then try and get hold of this movie.You'll love it.Five out of five stars.