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21 Apr 2009 19:58 #1109387725
by DRae
Wow! I flunked your quiz. It was interesting to find out Nat had a knee injury. I noticed on the Lynley series that he occasionally moved as if he had a knee problem and I had wondered about it. I am thinking it was his right knee?
Donna Rae
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21 Apr 2009 20:12 #1109387726
by dchakko
Hi Donna Rae,
Yes, it was his right knee. If you look at Nat's Messages, he writes about the rugby accident in his 06 Feb 2008 message. He also tore a muscle in that leg while filming a Lynley- I'm not sure which episode, though I suspect it was the "Limbo" one -and he writes about that in his 16 Nov 2006 message.
Nice to know the Trivia game is still getting a few plays. I haven't had time to write another one yet.
Regards,
Diane
"So it goes like it goes
Like the river flows;
And time it rolls right on;
And maybe what's good gets a little bit better;
And maybe what's bad gets gone."
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23 Apr 2009 18:52 #1109387738
by DRae
Ouch!
I hope the repair surgery was successful. Donna Rae
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23 Nov 2012 02:58 #1109394896
by jessicadamien
Grrr...Just tried the link and it's unavailable. As usual, I'm probably coming into it a bit late.
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23 Nov 2012 03:04 #1109394897
by jessicadamien
I'll bet it was the episode where Lynley had to chase down someone who thought he was running from Immigration. It didn't look like a stuntman who jumped from a dock to the roof of a lower building, then fell between them. If I think about it another few minutes, I'm sure I'll remember the title...
Deception on His Mind, that's it!
Anyway, it looked painful, and Lynley broke (or sprained) his wrist. If Nat was limping in the episode at all, I didn't see it, but is this the episode in question?
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