Message Forum: I am not a number (Except maybe 7)!

I am not a number (Except maybe 7)!

Posted By: wintermute, on host 80.46.174.30
Date: Tuesday, April 27, 2004, at 14:16:27
In Reply To: Airwolf!!! posted by Issachar on Tuesday, April 27, 2004, at 05:40:38:

> Thank you Sam for including Airwolf in the Reader Poll!!!! Bonus points if you also remembered the pilot's name from that show (Stringfellow Hawk).

Who was later replaced by his brother StJohn (Sinjen?), who spent the first few seasons in a PoW camp in Vietnam. I get more bonus points than you.

> The General Lee was a close second for me, but I already have a car, and you just can't beat a supersonic stealth helicopter with Sidewinder missiles for making those long trips up the East Coast to visit the in-laws in New York.

Why, exactly was "the" Lotus Seven (registration KAR 120C) from The Prisoner included? It was a mass-produced kit-car (not to be confused with a KITT car), based on the Caterham Seven and identical in every respect, except that you had to build it yourself. It only appeared in the title sequences, and a short scene in the episodes Many Happy Returns. It had no special abilities, and is only really of note because the one used in filming belonged to Patrick McGoohan.

> Iss "humming the Airwolf theme right now" achar

winter"But it's still a cool car, and actually possible to own. So I voted for it."mute

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Message:	> > Thank you Sam for including Airwolf in the Reader Poll!!!! Bonus points if you also remembered the pilot's name from that show (Stringfellow Hawk). > > Who was later replaced by his brother StJohn (Sinjen?), who spent the first few seasons in a PoW camp in Vietnam. I get more bonus points than you. > > > The General Lee was a close second for me, but I already have a car, and you just can't beat a supersonic stealth helicopter with Sidewinder missiles for making those long trips up the East Coast to visit the in-laws in New York. > > Why, exactly was "the" Lotus Seven (registration KAR 120C) from The Prisoner included? It was a mass-produced kit-car (not to be confused with a KITT car), based on the Caterham Seven and identical in every respect, except that you had to build it yourself. It only appeared in the title sequences, and a short scene in the episodes Many Happy Returns. It had no special abilities, and is only really of note because the one used in filming belonged to Patrick McGoohan. > > > Iss "humming the Airwolf theme right now" achar > > winter"But it's still a cool car, and actually possible to own. So I voted for it."mute
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