More TV connections

[Cal Godot]

>Anyway, I've watched a couple episodes of a new UPN series called "Nowhere
>Man." Photographer's life/wife/everything is taken from him by some undefined
>group that manages to seem like everyone else on the planet. He manages to
>keep shaking them off and holding on to his own sense of himself.

The one thing that bothers me about this show: If this "conspiracy" is so
vast and powerful (as they seem to be), then why the hell don't they just
kill the guy?

Other than that, it is a pretty well-done show, given that it is on TV.
Very paranoid. Don't think it's too Pynchonian, though; there's absolutely
no humor in the show. Pynchon seems to find some humor in the conspiracy,
either in the organization itself or the world that allows it to live.


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What is most appealing about young folks, after all, is the changes,
not the still photographs of finished character but the movie,
the soul in flux.  -- Thomas Pynchon