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Bah, in my opinion, as a provocateur, you're quite weak... Come on, you're exaggerating... That thing about procedural truth, Sofri, the bottles of wine, come on... And I should take you seriously? It needs more balance, it really does... Anyway, look, let's do this, I want to accommodate you. I say “Uh, how stupid you are!” (I’m not serious, you know, I’m just pretending...) and I’ll even give you a one. No, no, no need to thank me. Bye, eh. :-)

Ah, since here as usual (and as it should be) there has been some discussion about the topic of dubbing (by the way, Michael C. Hall, aka David Fisher, is not only a great actor, he’s also a pretty good singer...), I want to point out to those who may not know that you can find episodes of this and other series (old and new) subtitled online. And for anyone wanting to know who produces the subtitles, well, it's these crazy folks here: ::Italian Subs Addicted:: - La Community italiana dei Sottotitoli

The most beautiful American series of recent years along with House. "...in Italy it arrived with a heavy delay, 3 years later and in the late evening, if not the third slot, given the difficulty of the subject" ---> Well, it's already something that it arrived in Italy and not because of the subject matter, but because of the same-sex scenes... "...the courage from the first to the very last episode (the finale, by no means predictable, is breathtakingly beautiful) to show exactly human life for what it really is, with its weaknesses, its fragilities, with its relentless and devastating harshness just as well as with the absolute, moving beauty." Indeed, and here one could recall that Alan Ball is the screenwriter of "American Beauty" (Mena Suvari was part of the cast)... Anyway, certain deaths are straight out of an anthology. For instance, I remember the guy who managed to get himself run over by a car... I mean, he did it all by himself. One moment he was driving and the next moment he was under the wheels... Legendary!;-)

mmhh... Heard a bit in a record store, it seemed good to me. On Amadeus it received excellent reviews. It's a Grammophone CD, so the quality must be there for sure... Sooner or later I will listen to it properly...

miticHo!!!:-)

Thank you, Bartle. Ah, I didn't mean to scold you, you know... Just simple curiosity. I also recommend a Bite to your uncle. Bye. :-)

"... submerged in a whirlwind of humbuckers afflicted by bruxism." ---> These humbuckers will need a Bite... By the way, what the hell is a humbucker?!?

"Beautiful woman, yes, but what rates!" Quote.

It feels like a "via con me" by P. Conte, just a tad slower. At least the beginning...