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[JReber007]

Just read a good article over at USAToday. It appears that on March 10 we'll be able to see good ole Roger back in the spy business. In the March 10 episode of "Alias" Moore will be playing a British spy, retired naturally. Don't quote me on that though.

Sorry Blue Eyes, but Moore was a pretty good Bond...

[White Knight]

Tanger007 (21 Feb, 2002 11:42 p.m.):
It's good to see that old Rog' has still got it in him! He still looks great btw.

That sounds great. I have to say I haven't wached Alias. The only spy show I watch is the Agency. Anyway It would be nice to see Roger Moore back in business again.

[Blue Eyes]

Of course he was He wasn't my favourite, but I like him all the same!

I wonder if it will have Bond overtones. This could be a good episode to look out for!

[JReber007]

Ha ha ha. Nah, 24 is a great show, there I must agree. My parents don't understand why the show is so confusing. Perhaps if they saw the show from day 1 they would understand, eh? At least Dennis Hopper is the big bad guy...

As for Moore's role on Alias, it should be quite interesting to see how he tackles the role. He's a former spy or spymaster (one of the two) from the British government. I remember when he starred in The Quest, a horrible horrible film that starred Jean Claude I-Don't-Give-A-Damm. Roger's role of a swindler was incredibly tacky (and I thought his acting in Moonraker was bad ), but still quite humorous when it came down to the end. I want the Moore of old. Lots of classic stuff - just poking a lil fun at it.

[Mister Asterix]

I love Alias. It will great to see Rog make a guest apearance. But my favourite spy show this year is 24.

Wouldn't it be cool if one of these current spy shows got David Hedison to play a ex-CIA operative who lost his leg on his last mission?

[Tanger]

It's good to see that old Rog' has still got it in him! He still looks great btw.