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Hi folks, we are pleased to bring you a DivX subbed version of this episode<br />
as we have the entire series here for you with German and French subtitle tracks embedded using DivX.com author 1.5 As such your shows will play on a DivX disc player as well as on a DivX computer software player (tested on 6.8 - the latest version). When played on a computer, you need to enable subtitles in the preferences section and in addition you need to right click in the viewing area when the program comes on, and then select the subtitle track of your choice. the discs we had for this program earlier did not have these subtitles, and we donated them to the library here locally unaware that a better version was available (till now). These are full screen 640 X 480 renditions at 800K video bit rate. 128kb audio They are also much smaller files than we had previously posted of this program as we have improved in our progress of our plans to bring you the best possible for all time.<br />
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Its interesting that many folks get this series at their local library or at a local video store rental outfit. Revenues at such places do not flow back to anyone that made the series, yet its perfectly legal. So feel free to have this version here on the same basis, after all we did buy a copy and we are just as entitled to share it with you as the library or money generating video store owners are.<br />
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In any event, the series has now run its course, and there is no benefit to anyone to have fancy packaging and high distribution and retail mark-ups added to the cost of supply as they do not benefit the producers or the consumers. a one dollar download per volume would work just as well for all concerned. On the other hand, that a bit of belabour as the series is now quite old and most people do deem it in the public domain essentially from a humanistic perspective.<br />
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Its a bit of history, a look at British humour as we take stock in what values we engage in various situations, couched as comedy of the finest sort no doubt, however quite telling of what it is that we would find funny or mean to the point of insane in situations that come up. we laugh of course, but then we must reflect a bit deeper on what it is that we feel drawn to in the situation in order to truly become the best readers of civil interaction we can be, as that benefits the human race in a better way to exist. No kidding! Michael Chessman<br />
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