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From: Anne-Mal
, 528 months, post #1 |
Very excellent show. Mrs Brown is a very excellent Uncle Martin, which is surprising since the actress usually plays a dopey blonde. According to the story line Mrs. Brown doesn't have enough brain
power to use a martian's body. Ray Walston probably couldn't handle the part!
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From: caleb j
, 528 months, post #2 |
This show was well done the woman is kept asleep while uncle martin has to get away from a date with her cop boyfriend who wants to propose to her...And if martin cant get the diamond to power his machine soon he will be stuck in his new human female body forever. well written, well acted a quality product overall which belongs in anyone's collection of videos
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From: RAAJ
, 127 months, post #3 |
Episode Title is I'd rather Fight than Switch" 2nd season
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From: Eric
, 127 months, post #4 |
One of the very best. Very funny with nice moments like Uncle
MArtin smiling as he makes Tim help 'her' on with 'her' coat. Very
well acted. Martin comes with an ace of being Mrs Brown - FOREVER!
Maybe even engaged to his enemy Det. Brenan! Mrs Brown can operate
the Martian body - its just that UNcle Martin paralizes her. I
often wonder what would have happened if they couldn't get back?
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From: dis_guise
, 21 months, post #5 |
The Mrs. Brown character is so idiotic -- or chooses to act so
idiotic -- as to be unappealing even though she's played by a
beautiful actress. She becomes quite sexy with Uncle Martin's self
in her body (that is, with the actress portraying an intelligent
character). Some lovely acting, and, yes, I suspect that Ray
Walston wasn't up to portraying a ditzy woman -- or else that that
was considered just too weird for television in those days.
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