What kind of connection do you have there? Is it just dial-up?
I'm pretty sore today, after three hours of Tai Chi and a twenty-minute walk there and back. But I'm glad I did it.
I don't know of any way to replace the French episodes. The DVDs sold in Canada, as far as I know, are the same as the ones sold in the US and are just in English. I don't know if the British version has a French track, but I don't have a machine that will reliably play British DVDs anyway. Same with DVDs made in France, if they even air Torchwood or Doctor Who - I don't know that they do. I copied the French episodes when the shows were being aired on zTélé, but they aren't on any more.
So whatever Sandi left on my machine is all there is. I'm happy to say that I know I have at least two Doctor Who episodes, still.
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Date: 2008-10-05 07:04 pm (UTC)I'm pretty sore today, after three hours of Tai Chi and a twenty-minute walk there and back. But I'm glad I did it.
I don't know of any way to replace the French episodes. The DVDs sold in Canada, as far as I know, are the same as the ones sold in the US and are just in English. I don't know if the British version has a French track, but I don't have a machine that will reliably play British DVDs anyway. Same with DVDs made in France, if they even air Torchwood or Doctor Who - I don't know that they do. I copied the French episodes when the shows were being aired on zTélé, but they aren't on any more.
So whatever Sandi left on my machine is all there is. I'm happy to say that I know I have at least two Doctor Who episodes, still.