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	<title>Comments on: The Crucifixion of Bob Crane</title>
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		<title>By: PCL</title>
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		<description>I have my doubts. Going back to the days of Fatty Arbuckle, Hollywood produced and/or attracted thousands like Bob Crane before he got his first role and nurtured thousands more after his death. The John Birch Society, CWA, the &quot;Evangelics&quot;, Ronald Regan and the MPAA could barely trust each other and had much bigger fish to fry than Bob Crane. Let&#039;s face it, the guy led a dangerous life. While some of the fun he liked to have could theoretically be kept harmless, most of it tends to attract some scary characters; he probably pissed off (or just made a good target for) the wrong person at the wrong time.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I have my doubts. Going back to the days of Fatty Arbuckle, Hollywood produced and/or attracted thousands like Bob Crane before he got his first role and nurtured thousands more after his death. The John Birch Society, CWA, the &#8220;Evangelics&#8221;, Ronald Regan and the MPAA could barely trust each other and had much bigger fish to fry than Bob Crane. Let&#8217;s face it, the guy led a dangerous life. While some of the fun he liked to have could theoretically be kept harmless, most of it tends to attract some scary characters; he probably pissed off (or just made a good target for) the wrong person at the wrong time.</p>
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