No I haven't - I really don't watch that much TV

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ABC has ordered four more episodes of its legal drama Eli Stone.

 

The network extended its order to 17 episodes prior to seeing the ratings for Tuesday's season two premiere.

 

Executive producer and co-creator Marc Guggenheim told Entertainment Weekly: "It's an incredible vote of confidence. I had told [ABC] that in order to keep production rolling, I would need to know by Wednesday [if they wanted more].

 

"I figured at the very least that would give them a day's worth of ratings to analyse. And they were like, 'Nope, we'll just order them now.'"

 

Eli Stone revolves around a lawyer (Jonny Lee Miller) who becomes a modern-day prophet experiencing precognitive visions.

 

I havent seen sunshine yet so cant comment.

I'm glad it's successful. Her new film's out next year as well.

Preston, 'Sunshine' is a three part serial, not unrelated episodes, so two parts have gone, and the final episode is

next week.

Has anyone else watched it?

No. I'll maybe try to catch a repeat.

That's good news for all involved in Eli Stone

 

 

...must remember to watch tomorrow night

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Stevie Wonder's home has allegedly been burned down in the Californian wildfire outbreak.

 

The soul singer is reportedly "devastated" after his home in Porter Ranch was struck by the fire, which hit the counties of Los Angeles and Ventura earlier in the week.

 

"Everything was destroyed - all of Stevie's memorabilia, photos, musical instruments, history, clothing, furniture, everything," a source told Page Six.

 

"It's all gone. It was his main residence and he is utterly devastated. Stevie's had to put his tour and appearances on hold while he deals with this."

 

Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger has declared a state of emergency in the affected regions.

 

 

Haven't heard whether the fires have been brought under control yet. On the outskirts of LA again. I feel so sorry

for Stevie Wonder.

That's heartbreaking. Stevie Wonder deserves to be called a music legend. He has been an inspiration for so many others.

 

Thank goodness Stevie is safe. Sadly it's unlikely he'll ever be able toreplace the sentimental items.

 

 

These dreadful fires seem to be happening more frequently. I think the last bad one got quite close to Natasha's Malibu home.

 

Just heard Nick Nolte's Malibu home was destroyed by fire. It didn't say if it was due to the wildfire outbreak or not.

Edited October 17, 200816 yr by Baytree

I thought she lived in Beverley Hills,with an apartment in Manhatton. Does she also have a place in Malibu?

It's been mentioned a few times in articles about Natasha on her own main fan site.

 

I hope Darius's studio is safe. Hopefully he'll have the foresight to have copies of his masters stashed away elsewhere, just in case.

Edited October 17, 200816 yr by Baytree

yup, I am always worried when things catch fire out there due to Darius, I do hope Darius' studio isnt at risk - = anyone else I think just dont buy a house in a place that catches fire reliably each year....

I saw a tiny ( by comparison) forest fire one year when I was in Provence and even from some distance, it was terrifying. Thankfully there were very few properties in that area. It took hours to get it under control and that was with shuttles of seaplanes pouring gallons of water on it at a time, as well as ground firefighting crews.

Years ago, I climbed up one of their fire ladders. Rickety ladders that go right up above the trees. It didn't feel safe but the view was fantastic.

There is only one Darius Danesh

 

http://howmanyofme.com/people/Darius_Danesh/

Haven't we always said so ? Interesting, BT.

I wonder if that is one American or One Person who lives their for 6months of the year - there could be two sometimes.

Only six months?

Yes.

I always wonder how the authorities keep count with so much coming and going.

Passport controls. And the Americanb embassy