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Post by leo-rcc » Mon Aug 23, 2010 12:31 pm

I've seen the first episode of a British series called "Jekyll" on 13th Street, but I've never seen the following episodes which was a shame because it looked very interesting.
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leo-rcc wrote:I've seen the first episode of a British series called "Jekyll" on 13th Street, but I've never seen the following episodes which was a shame because it looked very interesting.
I liked it :tup:
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Post by Pappa » Mon Aug 23, 2010 10:00 pm

Feck wrote:
leo-rcc wrote:I've seen the first episode of a British series called "Jekyll" on 13th Street, but I've never seen the following episodes which was a shame because it looked very interesting.
I liked it :tup:
Yeah, it was interesting.
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