Talk:The Thorn Birds

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"second highest rating mini-series" and "number 1 bestseller"---in which country? --84.176.13.231 09:56, 27 July 2005 (UTC)

[edit] Substandard article

Can something be done about the cursory plot outlining and actually get into some of the details/themes of the story? Ridiculous and hilarious as the Thorn Birds may be, it deserves more than simple "and then, and then" statements.

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