Talk:Jam (TV series)

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Bystander effect

Episode1, Sketch 8: I read about a group of onlookers not interveneing in a crime being a psychological phenomenon (That I forget the name of, so I can't search for it) I know it's a stretch but do you think it could be an intentional allusion worthy of a link?

I don't have any strong feeling on adding a link either way, but just so you know - you're probably thinking of the bystander effect. --Jacj 11:04, 17 September 2005 (UTC)[reply]

Thanks for the link, it was exactly what I'd been thinking of. I reread both articles and don't think there's a link anymore, so no reason to edit I guess. Thanks again.

No problem. --Jacj 17:50, 18 September 2005 (UTC)[reply]

Extras

I was just wondering if anyone could add details about the hidden extras that can be found on the Jam DVD.