> Exactly. Not only does the radio version differ from the books, but the computer game, TV series, stage plays, and record albums are all individually different in plot as well. Not to mention that Adams said that even the separate books in the collection were apt to contradict each other.

Boy, do I want to play the game again now. Don't even get me started on Starship: Titanic, which is one of the very few DA works I have never experienced.

> (I'm thinking specifically of a lot of parts from the Guide.)

Yeah, that was HELLA AWEXOME. I seriously don't think the Guide could have been done much better -- it looked right, the graphics inside it looked like I had pictured in my head (I don't even know how that is possible) and the vignettes for the various entries were GREAT. I was surprised at how many of the visual elements I found to be laugh-out-loud funny, even though the wording was all so familiar as to be only grin-from-ear-to-ear funny. SO good.

> Ga"I wish I'd thought of dressing up :-D"halyn

Don "I have to admit, it wasn't my idea -- one of the Rinkie Brits suggested it on LJ, I think" Monkey