Missing Death Note...

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Until June 26,2007, friday evenings invariably included watching a freshly downloaded episode of death-note (Official website). The best subs were most often by kuro-hana, but they stopped after being served a C&D from the copyright owners.
I haven't really found a replacement for death note for my weekly dose of intrigue... any suggestions ? please feel free to leave them in comments.

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  1. HarisAugust 6, 2007 at 1:48 AM

    Sad to hear that ! Hope you find a replacment soon, till then friends would enjoy the break ;-)
    Haris

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  2. Maha KoushikSeptember 2, 2007 at 12:36 AM

    I know how u feel.. been there, done that.. try "Code Geass", "Ergo Proxy" (complete).. better yet, read "Godel, escher bach" (Far shot i know, but its a great read... ask mu2 for it)

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