I seems I missed these two.
All Bakology Lessons are being archived here. Minus the downloads of course. The current week's Lesson can be found in the main forum (see next post).
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Friday, April 8, 2011
Online -- BAKOLOGY 101 WEEK 7 at SBFF
BAKOLOGY 101 WEEK 7 is up at SBFF. Apologies for not getting to this sooner. Real life distracted me and then I forgot. GASP! It's very sad cause there is stuff up this week that *I* have never seen. The downloads are available for two weeks this time, but one of those has already mostly elapsed, so run right over.
As always, thanks to Helene and those who have collected this treasure trove of Scott over the years. (And if theater is not your thing - this is a TV year, so run!)
As always, thanks to Helene and those who have collected this treasure trove of Scott over the years. (And if theater is not your thing - this is a TV year, so run!)
Monday, March 28, 2011
Monday, March 14, 2011
Online -- BAKOLOGY 101 WEEK 4 at SBFF
The years 1981 and 1982 of Scott's career are being covered in BAKOLOGY 101 Week 4 in S.B.F.F Forum this week
Wednesday, March 2, 2011
Online -- BAKOLOGY 101 WEEK 2 at SBFF
This is week 2 of BAKOLOGY 101 on SBFF.
WEEK 2: 1976 through 1979
I'm sorry I'm a little delayed (a lot delayed?) in posting the link - I've been wavering between Not Home and Really Sick (it's just spring and POLLEN)
If you want to keep up with Bakology when it is actually posted, rather than "when Pam gets around to it" (I used to have two round tuits but I lost both of them) Check in on Mondays at SBFF
Thanks to Helene, Trudy, and all the people who have shared their Scott finds over the years.
WEEK 2: 1976 through 1979
I'm sorry I'm a little delayed (a lot delayed?) in posting the link - I've been wavering between Not Home and Really Sick (it's just spring and POLLEN)
If you want to keep up with Bakology when it is actually posted, rather than "when Pam gets around to it" (I used to have two round tuits but I lost both of them) Check in on Mondays at SBFF
Thanks to Helene, Trudy, and all the people who have shared their Scott finds over the years.
Tuesday, February 22, 2011
Online -- Bakology (The Study of Scott) WEEK 1 at SBFF
Long, long ago on a website far, far away, Helene and Layla joined forces to create a website dedicated to the history of Scott's career - in bi-weekly increments.
It was derailed by Real Life, but it is now back, taking up transient residence on the SBFF (yup - same SBFF: when they offer to share, I don't quibble).
WEEK 1: 1954 - 1976 is currently up, and if I read it correctly (it's 1 am so possibly I didn't) it's only the downloads that will be limited to a 7 day life-span, but whatever it is that is only 7 days, you should definitely get yourself over there, and read it. Preferably when you are awake. :-)
And for those of you who wonder why I would post a link to this after the previous post, I will quote Helene's post on the topic:
So there it is - a link to the SBFF (above).
As far as I am aware - feel free to correct me - credit for this is to Helene for putting it together and Trudy for hosting. So, thanks to both of them. I actually do appreciate it when people take the time to assemble information (and this one is going to be a lot of work - which is most of the reasons I've never done it. (Also, when I started my "site," Ailsa was covering Scott's past work, so I just posted a link to her site - she just never did it with visual aids.))
It was derailed by Real Life, but it is now back, taking up transient residence on the SBFF (yup - same SBFF: when they offer to share, I don't quibble).
WEEK 1: 1954 - 1976 is currently up, and if I read it correctly (it's 1 am so possibly I didn't) it's only the downloads that will be limited to a 7 day life-span, but whatever it is that is only 7 days, you should definitely get yourself over there, and read it. Preferably when you are awake. :-)
And for those of you who wonder why I would post a link to this after the previous post, I will quote Helene's post on the topic:
Feel free to enjoy all of the things I post or offer download links for but I would appreciate it if none of the items nor links were reposted to other websites. Links to the posts on the SBFF, however, are always welcome.
So there it is - a link to the SBFF (above).
As far as I am aware - feel free to correct me - credit for this is to Helene for putting it together and Trudy for hosting. So, thanks to both of them. I actually do appreciate it when people take the time to assemble information (and this one is going to be a lot of work - which is most of the reasons I've never done it. (Also, when I started my "site," Ailsa was covering Scott's past work, so I just posted a link to her site - she just never did it with visual aids.))
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