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A friend of Bernie Wooster's Aunt Agatha shows upenexpectedly and drops her backward twenty- something son off for a month after receiving Bernie's promise that he will be sheltered from the evils of the big city. Less than twenty-fours later the son, having disappeared for the day, shows up hopelessly drunk at the front door, having decided he is going to make up for all the years he was sheltered. Bernie turns to Jeeves for advice.#PGWODEHOUSE #ASKJEEVES Join us at www.bestof1001stories.com and catch all 12 podcasts! Reviews appreciated!
American Family Robinson 40-06-16 (42) Luke and Aunt Agatha Discuss the debacle in the Mayor's
In this episode, Randy and Tyler discuss the 2005 winner of the Pulitzer Prize for Drama, "Doubt, a Parable" by John Patrick Shanley.From Encyclopedia.com: Set at a Catholic school in the Bronx in 1964, Doubt concerns an older nun, Sister Aloysius, who does not approve of teachers' offering friendship and compassion over the discipline she feels students need in order to face the harsh world. When she suspects a new priest of sexually abusing a student, she is faced with the prospect of charging him with unproven allegations and possibly destroying his career as well as her own. To help build her case, she asks for help from an idealistic young nun, who finds her faith in compassion challenged, and the mother of the accused boy, who is protective of her son, the first black student ever admitted to St. Nicholas.******* IN OUR NEXT EPISODE *******Join us as we discuss the 1931 winner of the Pulitzer Prize for Drama, Alison's House by Susan Glaspell.From StageAgent.com: Susan Glaspell's Pulitzer Prize-winning play, Alison's House, takes us to Iowa on the last day of the nineteenth century. The Stanhope family are preparing to say goodbye to their old homestead on the banks of the Mississippi but the house holds a lot of memories for each generation. Their sister and aunt, Alison, has been dead for eighteen years but her influence, both as a poet and a person, remains strong. Aunt Agatha is fiercely protective of her sister's reputation and legacy, but what is she hiding? When disgraced daughter Elsa returns home, old wounds are opened and it becomes clear that her scandalous relationship with a married man is not the first in the family. Like Elsa, Alison also fell deeply in love but, unlike her niece, she let her lover go and channeled her secret passions into her poetry. Unable to bring herself to burn the pages, Agatha finally relinquishes the poetry to Elsa and reveals Alison's secret.DeScriptedFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/DeScriptedPodTwitter: @DeScriptedPod - www.twitter.com/DeScriptedPodInstagram: @DeScriptedPod - www.instagram.com/DeScriptedPod
My grandmother, who I called Mee-Maw, bought Michael Marra's 13 Dead End Drive for me back in 1993 when it came out. I am not 100% sure why, but I am so glad she did. It is hard to believe that the game is 30 years old! That makes me even older.Anyway, 13 Dead End Dr got a lot of playing when I was young. My little sister, brother, and I played a lot of Clue, and this gave us a new mystery to solve, a new toy to play with. 13 Dead End Drive feels like Clue and Mouse Trap had a baby.In 13 Dead End Drive, rich Aunt Agatha has died with no related heirs. So, her 12 closest friends (and her cat) have gathered to claim her considerably large fortune. You and your opponents control a hand of the characters, vying to be rich. During the game, you are trying to knock off other1 characters to be the last one standing. Or, be the one featured above the fireplace when the detective arrives. Winning Moves
The town is buzzing with talk of the Hot Springs and how it will help the town. Meanwhile, Elizabeth and Lucas host Aunt Agatha and Julie, who make an interesting visit to Hope Valley.Watch on Philo! - Philo.tv/DTHThis show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/4438180/advertisement
We cover episodes 13, 14, 15 and 16 of season 6 of the 1987 series
Greetings to your Ears and Eyes, Warning, there are a handful of deaths referenced in this work. Natural deaths due to old age, as well as unfortunate circumstances, but death nonetheless. Daniel Kasper PHD is with us in this episode to breakdown the nuances of Lucy Hardy's writing. Here is a story that breaks from the orthodox tradition of presenting cause and effect morality, and instead shifts the morals further into the background for a more personal interpretation. What morals did you pick up in your listening of this story? How outdated is this story? Does the conclusion make up for the less scrupulous phrases and ideologies used throughout? How rattled were you by the deaths and post-mortem scenarios we witnessed in this story? Do you think that George Smyhte is innocent as Aunt Agatha believes? Let us know on Podchaser, Instagram, or Twitter. The narration being done by the niece of the main character is atypical and seemingly unique to Lucy Hardy. The events, as narrated to us, are a telling of the narrator's life, their own experiences of another's life, the story of returning home to learn of the aunt's life in their absence, and finally, the telling of what was learned as the end of Aunt Agatha's Husband. This story skips out on the ghosts of the past, lurking around and the characters must appease them, or in some cases accept them and allow them to move on. However the suspense of the more sinister ending is always held over the reader, leaving us reading on to find how hard the shoe will land on the characters. Since the narrator is a witness, the protagonist is more of a surprise rather than the one one might expect. Enjoy the rest of your day! Daniel, Owen and Kari Contact us here: VictorianPeriodicalParade@gmail.com Twitter @VictorianPerParade, @halfsickshadows, or @GhostingDani Facebook - Victorian Periodical Parade Youtube - Victorian Periodical Parade - YouTube Instagram - @victorian_periodical_parade --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/victorianparade/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/victorianparade/support
Join Angela, Christine, and Micah for The Cozy Mystery Book Club's May livestream event! Let's get cozy and discuss Little Bookshop of Murder.
Greetings to your Ears and Eyes, Warning, there are a handful of deaths referenced in this work. Natural deaths due to old age, as well as unfortunate circumstances, but death nonetheless. Here is a story that breaks from the orthodox tradition of presenting cause and effect morality, and instead shifts the morals further into the background for a more personal interpretation. What morals did you pick up in your listening of this story? How outdated is this story? Does the conclusion make up for the less scrupulous phrases and ideologies used throughout? How rattled were you by the deaths and post-mortem scenarios we witnessed in this story? Leave a comment, Tweet, or send us an email to respond to these questions. In this story, another “one of the grandchildren” narrates the events to us as a telling of their life, their own experiences of another's life, the story of returning home to learn of life in their absence, and the telling of what was learned of the end of Aunt Agatha's Husband. It is another story where the ghosts of the past lurk around and the characters must appease them, or in some cases accept them and allow them to move on. Since the narrator is a witness, the protagonist is more of a surprise rather than the one one might expect. Enjoy the rest of your day! Owen and Kari Contact us here: VictorianPeriodicalParade@gmail.com Twitter @VictorianParade, or @halfsickshadows Facebook - Victorian Periodical Parade Youtube - Victorian Periodical Parade - YouTube Instagram - @victorianperiodicalparade Music Credits: "Magic Escape Room" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ "Leaving Home" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/victorianparade/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/victorianparade/support
Business is picking up in Cornwall as the blood feud between Ross and George gets pettier and pettier. Demelza effortlessly gives birth to a daughter, Aunt Agatha needs more blankets, Geoffrey Charles causes more of a ruckus, Drake makes some moves, and the Warleggan's try to set Morwenna up with a connected widower. To support the LoG on Patreon visit: https://www.patreon.com/lordsofgrantham To buy LoG Merchandise visit: https://www.teepublic.com/user/lords-of-grantham-podcast
Bertie Wooster and his valet Jeeves (please don't call him a butler; he is a gentleman's personal gentleman) are in New York, somewhat on the lam from Aunt Agatha. But he can't avoid her entirely when an imposing friend of hers shows up. Join the fun in P. G. Wodehouse's “Jeeves and the Unbidden Guest.”
A year has passed and Wheal Grace might be close to hitting copper, but not before George can snag Ross' 1400 pound debt. Caroline and Doctor Dwight are chit chatting, Verity's visiting Aunt Agatha, Jud is on the run and Francis and Ross are finally in a good groove. Nothing bad can happen right? Submit a screenshot of your #SpotifyWrapped or an Apple Podcasts review for a chance to be entered to win some LoG merch! To support the LoG on Patreon visit: https://www.patreon.com/lordsofgrantham To buy LoG Merchandise visit: https://www.teepublic.com/user/lords-of-grantham-podcast
The Olsen Twins encounter a strange cast of characters as they are determined to use the Moonstone to free their Aunt Sofia, the twin sister of their mean Aunt Agatha, who holds her captive in a mirror. Brad enjoys the twins' jokes and makes many of his own. Stephanie contemplates time, specially a 15-minute mystery period in the movie.
Devin and Brian discuss the back matter (and Cliff's backstory) of Doom Patrol 100 and 101, as well as whether comparing babies to nuclear bombs makes sense in this political climate, garlic toothpaste, and why you should always invite Aunt Agatha to your bachelorette party. Also, Brian finally breaks Devin. (CW: there's some talk of self-harm in this episode, due to Cliff's feelings on his new body)
American Family Robinson 40-06-16 (42) Luke and Aunt Agatha Discuss the debacle in the Mayor's
A friend of Bertie Wooster’s Aunt Agatha makes an unannounced visit and wishes to drop off her son at Bertie’s for a couple of weeks...Uitgegeven door SAGA EgmontSpreker(s): B. J. Harrison
Bertie Wooster finds himself on a losing streak and lands himself at the mercy of his Aunt Agatha, a humorless Member of Parliament, and an angry swan. Only Jeeves, the perfect gentleman’s personal gentleman, is capable of extricating him from disaster.
Josiah and Jesse dive in to easily the weirdest of the Olsen-twin filmography. With real magic, twins with identity crises, and a coven that is hell-bent on murdering children. Yep, it's one of those movies. Buckle up y'all. Make way for spells, witches, wizards and adventure! It's Halloween, the scariest, most fun event of fall. But for Lynn and Kelly Farmer, something scarier could happen. A slump in the family business means the Farmers will lose their home - unless the spirited twins find a way to save it! It's trick AND treat with remarkable real-life sisters Mary-Kate Olsen and Ashley Olsen portraying the Farmer sisters in this heartwarming spooktacular. The trick: Aunt Sophia (Cloris Leachman), the Farmers' lone hope for a loan, is trapped inside an eerie neverland by her evil witch of a twin, Aunt Agatha (also Leachman). The treat: watching the girls turn the tables on Agatha by snatching her magical moonstone power source! Enjoy more excitement than you can shake a wand at, as the Farmers team up with a carefree hobo (Meschach Taylor) and other allies to break the spell on Aunt Sophia. So abracadabra, don't delay, load the disc, then push "play" for the most fantasmagical fun since Alice went to Wonderland and Dorothy went to Oz! ...Do you think God stays in heaven because He, too, lives in fear of what He's created here on earth? --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/localmediaexperts/support
There's a rival in town against Edwin's Uncle Goodheart.
This week, we’ll meet a killer Dad and a killer Aunt from hell! Literature is full of evil Aunts - there's Bertie Wooster's Aunt Agatha, Harry Potter's Aunt Petunia, and the aunts from James and the Giant Peach to name just a few, but none of these is as evil as the one we are about to meet. I mean yes, Aunt Agatha eats broken bottles and Aunt Petunia makes Harry live on scraps, and James' aunts make him do all the chores, but how would it be if an Aunt wanted to kill her nephew?! Today's story is a two-parter and we'll meet just this delightful person. The character this week is a tiger, who was also actually a real historical person! Transcript and show notes Music: https://www.purple-planet.com #sfipodcast #naradamuni #holika #holi #hiranyakashapu #prahlad #tigerofmysore
It's a veritable spring break at Trenwith, as George and Elizabeth and baby Valentine ship off to Truro, leaving Aunt Agatha, Geoffrey Charles and Morwenna home alone. It's a joy, but Ross's French reconnaissance mission is just the opposite.
On this very first episode of Poldark, we meet all the key characters who will come to shape the series — Ross, Demelza, Elizabeth, Francis, Verity, Aunt Agatha, George,Prudie. We also meet our Mining Poldark podcast hosts — Robin Ellis, who the original Ross Poldark in the 1970s adaptation of Winston Graham’s novels, and Barrett Brountas, a MASTERPIECE staffer and Poldark superfan. Come along on our journey as we explore the entire scope of this beloved series, episode by episode!
On this very first episode of Poldark, we meet all the key characters who will come to shape the series — Ross, Demelza, Elizabeth, Francis, Verity, Aunt Agatha, George, Prudie. We also meet our Mining Poldark podcast hosts — Robin Ellis, who the original Ross Poldark in the 1970s adaptation of Winston Graham’s novels, and Barrett Brountas, a MASTERPIECE staffer and Poldark superfan. Come along on our journey as we explore the entire scope of this beloved series, episode by episode! The full first season drops August 26, so be sure and subscribe to Mining Poldark wherever you find your podcasts so you don’t miss an episode!
The complete recording is available for purchase at Audible.com: https://adbl.co/2ZujC2t The Inimitable Jeeves by P.G.Wodehouse Narrated by Graham Scott P.G. Wodehouse's first full-length Jeeves and Wooster book is a sparkling collection of linked stories, in which Bertie Wooster is harried by his fearsome Aunt Agatha, determined to marry him off; snootered by his anarchic cousins, the twins Claude and Eustace, the curse of the human race; and lugged into every romantic misadventure of his warm-hearted boyhood friend young Bingo Little. But through all his tribulations - give or take the occasional difference over purple socks or Old Etonian spats - the ever-faithful Jeeves stands ready to haul Bertie out of the soup.
Actor, Jayne Eastwood joining the conversation on Cue To Cue Today!! What a blast I had with Jayne! She made me guffaw a few times during our conversation. Don’t be fooled! There are so many gems of wisdom hidden amongst the laughter and funny stories, Jayne has had a diversified career as an actor with much success and she is opening up about the ups and downs of it all and how she remains grounded through it all. In this episode: How painting has served as another creative outlet and forces her to be present and in the moment What mantra she used to help her quit smoking after 50 years and the effect it has had on her vocal range How to accept rejection as a part of the game and why it is important to feel the feelings around being rejected. How “showing up” is the key to moving forward in your career as an artist. A little about Jayne: Jayne Eastwood, actor (born in Toronto). Jayne Eastwood was raised in Toronto, where she attended Northern Secondary School. It was in Toronto that she became a member of the cast of the musical Godspell, which played at the ROYAL ALEXANDRA THEATRE. The show ran from 1972-73 and Eastwood worked with cast members Martin SHORT, Andrea MARTIN, Gilda RADNER, and Eugene LEVY, and joined several of them in founding the Second City Theatre Troupe. Eastwood often appeared on Second City's creative offspring, SCTV, most memorably in the famous parody of GOIN' DOWN THE ROAD (her recurring line of dialogue is "I'm bummed out") with John CANDY and Joe FLAHERTY. Though Eastwood moves effortlessly from comedy to drama, comedy remains her magnetic north, drawing her to work with Women Fully Clothed, a group of performers nominated in 2005 for a CANADIAN COMEDY AWARD for best sketch troupe. From the early 1970s to the mid-1980s Eastwood appeared in stage productions of works by Michel TREMBLAY, Tom Stoppard, and Neil Simon, by such companies as Theatre in the Dell, Toronto Arts Productions, Centrestage Company, and Toronto Truck Theatre. She maintained a presence in both movies and television, working steadily in a variety of roles that began, in the 1980s, to include considerable voice work. One of her first television appearances was on the series That's Show Biz with Lorne MICHAELS and Hart and Earl Pomerantz, and she went on to become a regular on John Byner's show Bizarre from 1980 to 1985. In film, she played the president's wife in Al WAXMAN's sex comedy My Pleasure Is My Business (1975), appeared in the Robin SPRY film One Man (1977), had a small part in David CRONENBERG's Videodrome (1983) and did voice work for The Care Bears Movie (1985). She could be heard as the voice of Mrs Dingle and of Cookie and Joyce in the animated shows For Better or For Worse, and Bob and Margaret. In 1998 she won a GEMINI AWARD for best supporting actress in a drama for Dangerous Offender: the Marlene Moore Story. She played Aunt Agatha on the series Noddy and Friends, winning a 1999 Gemini Award for her work. Eastwood's film and TV appearances continued through the 1990s and into the new millennium, in works as varied as Life with Judy Garland: Me and My Shadows (2001), Chicago (2002) and My Big Fat Greek Wedding (2002). Eastwood has had parts in everything from stage productions of Marat/Sade to TV shows such as King of Kensington, Anne of Green Gables, and Riverdale, and in radio plays like CBC's Steve the Second. She is best known for her role as Betty, the pregnant wife abandoned by Joey in the canonical English-Canadian film Goin' down the Road (1970). Many viewers will recall her as the character Ronnie Sacks in the Canadian television series This Is Wonderland or as one of the regular characters in the partly improvised Train 48. She appears as Maxine Bingley in the series Billable Hours and plays a teacher in the movie Hairspray (2007), which was shot in Toronto. She has a recurring character part in the popular series Little Mosque n the Prarie, and reprised her Goin' down the Road role in the sequel, Down the Road Again (2011). In 2014 she was a guest star on Working the Engles alongside her old friend Andrea Martin. She can be seen in the hit series Haven (2013-2014) as the recurring lead role of Gloria. More recently Jayne worked with director Kenny ORTEGA on The Rocky Horror Picture Show and Orphan Black with Tatiana MASLANY. In 1999 Jayne Eastwood received the EARLE GREY AWARD for lifetime achievement and the recipient of the 2011 DAVE BROADFOOT AWARD at the CANADIAN COMEDY AWARDS. Eastwood is a talented and reliable actor who decided early on to remain in Toronto rather than leave for the limelight of the US. Her career is curiously and satisfyingly Canadian in that she has crafted a successful working life as an ensemble player in a variety of media while remaining in her own home town. See Jayne's Sketch Comedy Group Women Fully Clothed
Will Bertie succeed in keeping Cyril Bassington-Bassington off the New York stage, or will Aunt Agatha begin careening pots of the old rancid? P.G. Wodehouse, today on The Classic Tales Podcast. Welcome to The Classic Tales Podcast. Thank you for listening. The Classic Tales Podcast is listener supported. Thank you so very much to all of you who have gone to www.classictalesaudiobooks.com and become financial supporters. There are several options to support the podcast, starting at $5 a month. Each of your offers of support comes with a monthly “thank-you” code. Use the codes for any audiobook download, and watch your library of classics bloom and grow. Everybody wins! And we get to keep the podcast going strong. Thanks again for your generous support. We also have several other ways to support the podcast. If you’re a business owner, and you would like me to develop a podcast for your business, please send me an email at: bj@thebestaudiobooks.com. You can also purchase t-shirts, tote bags and other merchandise with your favorite Classic Tales covers on them at our merchandise store. And finally, we have the hybrid audiobook: a creation of my own invention, where an audiobook is embedded within the pages of a printed book. Links can be found in the description for this episode. Well, you’ve probably noticed something. The Inimitable Jeeves has a lot of stories you may have heard before. Apparently, Wodehouse originally released them as short stories, then finessed them a bit and put them into one large volume, naming it The Inimitable Jeeves. So I hope you don’t mind revisiting a few of these stories. Today’s episode coincides with the book “Jeeves and the Chump Cyril”. I still love it. And now, The Inimitable Jeeves, part 2 of 7, by P.G. Wodehouse Tap here to go to www.classictalesaudiobooks.com and become a financial supporter! Tap here to purchase Huckleberry Finn – the first Hybrid Audiobook Tap here to go the The Classic Tales Merchandise store!
How can Jeeves help to keep Aunt Agatha from hounding Bertie to marry, when he’s turned frosty about a certain scarlet cummerbund? P.G. Wodehouse, today on The Classic Tales Podcast. Welcome to The Classic Tales Podcast. Thank you for listening. The Classic Tales Podcast is listener supported. Thank you so very much to all of you who have gone to www.classictalesaudiobooks.com and become financial supporters. There are several options to support the podcast, starting at $5 a month. Each of your offers of support comes with a monthly “thank-you” code. Use the codes for any audiobook download, and grow your library of classics. Everybody wins! And we get to keep the podcast going strong. Thanks again for your generous support. I don’t know if I’ve mentioned it, but do you know why you don’t hear a whole bunch of credits at the end of the show? That’s because this show is a bit of a one-man band. Where other podcasts and shows have artists to come up with the artwork, producers to choose the content, directors to direct and actors to narrate the piece, copywriters to write any additional copy, proofing editors to proof the audio against inconsistencies, audio engineers to mix the audio, marketers to load the podcast and announce the show on social media, and run the website, well, here at The Classic Tales, we just have one person to do all of that. Just lil’ old me. And we have just started our 13th season. So if you’re wondering why you don’t hear of any amazing sponsors or partners, that’s because there aren’t any. And when you subscribe to pay $5 or $10 a month. That money doesn’t go to some corporate account we’re hiding on the sly. If there’s any left over after covering the expenses of the podcast, I buy groceries with it. Seriously, I do. I did it today. Thank you so much for supporting the podcast, and my efforts to bring these amazing stories to life. And now, The Inimitable Jeeves, part 2 of 7, by P.G. Wodehouse Tap here to go to www.classictalesaudiobooks.com and become a financial supporter! Tap here to purchase Huckleberry Finn – the first Hybrid Audiobook Tap here to go the The Classic Tales Merchandise store!
This episode was actually recorded toward the beginning of the month, and is being published toward the end of the month. July has been that kind of a month. In this episode, Papa asks Kinsley all about her newsletter, The Monthly Frying Pan. See https://www.patreon.com/Kinsley Check out the free sample newsletter at that site. You won't be disappointed! Send letters to Aunt Agatha at questionsforauntagatha@gmail.com . Papa and Kinsley also discuss sports, how they want to grow old, the latest animal in the house, and more. Music by www.bensound.com.
Theirs no G like Aunt Agatha. This is the moment no one wanted with Aunt Agatha, but the actors pull it off. All the couples flounder this episode except for Dwight and Caroline, while Hugh moves in on Demelza. Twitter: https://twitter.com/BookDreamer01 To support the show: Sign up for Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/Tvmoviemistress Leave a 5 star review on iTunes & Stitcher. Itunes Link: https://t.co/eKbxTcDMrq Stitcher Podcast Link: http://www.stitcher.com/s?fid=59748 https://www.facebook.com/TV-Movie-Mistress-90185
First off, Satellite Sisters Talk TV is grateful that the scabies on Dr. Ennys face have cleared up! But let us take a moment of silence for the late great Aunt Agatha... SHOCKING EPISODE!! Now that nobody is in prison, we are moving along at a blistering pace. In this episode alone we had: The Terrible death of Aunt Agatha The Political Rise of George The terror of Morewenna’s marriage The Recovery of Baby Rickets The Recovery of Dwight and Caroline’s Sex Life More Shirtless Drake! Or should I say Smithee Drake Saucy Sister and the Vicar Bowling for Aristocrats And… Demelza and Poet HUGH!!!! What the what! Plus some really solid hair—first on Caroline, then on Baby Rockets and then on Poldark. He looked good all episode. Subscribe to Satellite Sisters Talk TV on Apple Podcasts here if you want to listen to Lian Dolan and Julie Dolan's TV recaps of CBS drama Madam Secretary and PBS Poldark recap Pol,Dark and Handsome. To listen to Satellite Sisters Talk TV on Stitcher, click here. The complete Satellite Sisters Talk TV podcast archive is here. The complete Satellite Sisters podcast audio archive is here.
*Warning: This episode contains spoilers for Episode Six of Season Three of *Poldark Caroline Blakiston’s Aunt Agatha Poldark has been a secret triumph throughout these three seasons of Poldark, lurking by the Trenwith fire while reading her tarot cards and peering into the Cornish future. After a particularly dramatic episode, Blakiston joins us to talk costumes, character development and how Harrison Ford helped calm her nerves in her famous *Star Wars *performance.
Season finale!! The Satellite Sisters are here to recap the Big Show, featuring many many windswept scenes, furious riding, angry mobs, trembling lips, a birthing and a coupling. Will Demelza forgive Ross? Will Elizabeth do something besides stare out the window? Will Dwight join the Navy or continue to dissect himan body parts in Cornwall? Will Caroline exchange that red coat for a blue one? Will George the Weasal gift his henchman a few sessions at a tanning salon? And finally, when will we see Aunt Agatha standing over that bubbling cauldron, reciting, Double, Double Toil and Trouble? Storylines one at a time: Dwight & Caroline: he joins the Navy and she’s all ‘Hey, Sailor..” George & Elizabeth: George builds a wall, tosses out the poor and belives in boarding school. Elizabeth preggers Ross & Demelza: She’s not all that impressed by the tin, the new man, Elizabeth’s set-up. Ross plays matchmaker, town leaders and then sweeps in and gets to be a hero.
Season 2 Finale! Many many windswept scenes, furious riding, angry mobs, trembling lips, a birthing and a coupling! Lian Dolan and Julie Dolan of Satellite Sisters Talk TV with a Recap of the Season 2 Finale of Poldark on PBS. Season finale!! Will Demelza forgive Ross? Will Elizabeth do something besides stare out the window? Will Dwight join the Navy or continue to dissect human body parts in Cornwall? Will Caroline exchange that red coat for a blue one? Will George the Weasel gift his henchman a few sessions at a tanning salon? And finally, when will we see Aunt Agatha standing over that bubbling cauldron, reciting, Double, Double Toil and Trouble? Storylines one at a time: Dwight & Caroline: He joins the Navy and she’s all, ‘Hey, Sailor..” George & Elizabeth: George builds a wall, tosses out the poor and belives in boarding school. Elizabeth preggers. Ross & Demelza: She’s not all that impressed by the tin, the new man, Elizabeth’s set-up. Ross plays matchmaker, town leaders and then sweeps in and gets to be a hero.
Poldark NOT THE FEEL GOOD EPISODE OF THE YEAR A few observations: Men Suck- except Dwight Enys who is a decent soul As women, we are our own worse enemies We need to work on our uppercuts. Fetch me the Brandywine is our new personal rallying cry. Let’s start with the good stuff so we can work up a head of steam over Ross: Good Stuff! Verity is having a baby! Caroline returns Dwight’s letters. Please don’t ever write to again. But we know, that is the oldest trick in the book. So Caroline will be back! Aunt Agatha has an outstanding show! The mail! Again, Cornwall seems to have the fastest mail in world Demelza’s right hook. Not a fan of violence but sock it to me, baby. Bad Stuff Almost 80% of the show was bad to worse to terrible The mine collapse killing several men, including new dad Tinners show up. OMG! Elizabeth’s mother literally blows a gasket! Child birth at home- I needed a slug of that Brandywine to watch the scene Elizabeth—just Elizabeth. The whole show we were screaming at the TV every time she was in a scene. All the handwringing over “doing the right thing” Oh please, girl. And Ross. Just Ross.
Poldark NOT THE FEEL GOOD EPISODE OF THE YEAR A few observations: Men Suck- except Dwight Enys who is a decent soul As women, we are our own worse enemies We need to work on our uppercuts. Fetch me the Brandywine is our new personal rallying cry. Let’s start with the good stuff so we can work up a head of steam over Ross: Good Stuff! Verity is having a baby! Caroline returns Dwight’s letters. Please don’t ever write to again. But we know, that is the oldest trick in the book. So Caroline will be back! Aunt Agatha has an outstanding show! The mail! Again, Cornwall seems to have the fastest mail in world Demelza’s right hook. Not a fan of violence but sock it to me, baby. Bad Stuff Almost 80% of the show was bad to worse to terrible The mine collapse killing several men, including new dad Tinners show up. OMG! Elizabeth’s mother literally blows a gasket! Child birth at home- I needed a slug of that Brandywine to watch the scene Elizabeth—just Elizabeth. The whole show we were screaming at the TV every time she was in a scene. All the handwringing over “doing the right thing” Oh please, girl. And Ross. Just Ross.
More of a Random thoughts this week: Most of this episode was shot in the dark—or maybe I was sitting in the dark waiting for the election to be over, but here’s what I remember: My heart is broken for Dwight the Good Doctor and Caroline, Cheeky Heiress. Doomed from the start—but I fell for it. I think Ross and the boys there on Poldark are using some new hair products, because some great man hair this week. A lot of messy holds. Aunt Agatha cracking wise about Ross. Bright spot. Nobody does windswept like Demelza Could Elizabeth be any more pathetic? Why on earth would the French Revoltution be an issue for Trenwith? Pull yourself together there, Buttercup. And seriously. Maybe Ross isn’t calling on you because he has a wife, child and failing mine!! It’s been almost two seasons, will they ever find and copper? And why does Ross seem to have one stupid idea after another—as in, I’m going to catcha ride with these smugglers and then drink myself silly why you hold down the fort, the town, the family, okay, honey? And who the heck was that hairy , hairy man? Oh, wife killer and mining savant Mark Daniel. I stopped caring about half way through that scene. Big winner of the episode: Dwight Enys. I mean, what a man, what a man, what a mighty good man. Sticking with his people, hunting down the snitch and then beating him down in a great man-fight, then building that bonfire on the bluff to save Ross. Big Loser: Redcoats
Lian Dolan and Julie Dolan of the Satellite Sisters re-cap the PBS drama Poldark. This week: season 2, Episode 4. This episode had two personalities—loving and fun and forboding and tragic Loving and fun: Sassy talk between Demelza and Ross! Caroline returns in that red coat and Dr. Ennis goes for it! Even sad sack Francis gets a little action from Elizabeth Foreboding and Tragic: Mining, fighting, smuggling and snitching. Elizabeth decides to unload on Ross in some very inappropriate dinner party conversation. And for goodness sakes, Frances, why didn’t you learn to swim!!! But first, I have a few questions: Since when is Francis a magistrate? Is Captain Gilbert & Sullivan away on a ship? Didn’t those red coats learn anything in the revolutionary war? Like buy some green coats? After that eye gauging beatdown convince George the Weasal to give up fighting for fencing? Did it seem strange that Ross & Francis were holding hands during a dance? Story lines: Mining, fighting, smuggling and snitching. Blah, blah, blah. Love is in the air: Caroline and Dr Ennis Aunt Agatha and Verity Aunt Agatha could be 60 or 160. She has a cough and sends for Verity, rather than a doctor because Elizabeth the Vixen—now we hate her
Lian Dolan and Julie Dolan of the Satellite Sisters re-cap the PBS drama Poldark. This week: season 2, Episode 4. This episode had two personalities—loving and fun and forboding and tragic Loving and fun: Sassy talk between Demelza and Ross! Caroline returns in that red coat and Dr. Ennis goes for it! Even sad sack Francis gets a little action from Elizabeth Foreboding and Tragic: Mining, fighting, smuggling and snitching. Elizabeth decides to unload on Ross in some very inappropriate dinner party conversation. And for goodness sakes, Frances, why didn’t you learn to swim!!! But first, I have a few questions: Since when is Francis a magistrate? Is Captain Gilbert & Sullivan away on a ship? Didn’t those red coats learn anything in the revolutionary war? Like buy some green coats? After that eye gauging beatdown convince George the Weasal to give up fighting for fencing? Did it seem strange that Ross & Francis were holding hands during a dance? Story lines: Mining, fighting, smuggling and snitching. Blah, blah, blah. Love is in the air: Caroline and Dr Ennis Aunt Agatha and Verity Aunt Agatha could be 60 or 160. She has a cough and sends for Verity, rather than a doctor because Elizabeth the Vixen—now we hate her
Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen use witchcraft to fight evil Cloris Leachman as Sean makes an out-of-character selection in a very special Halloween episode of Tapeheads. Talking points: The kids of today aren't getting spooked. An in-depth history of the Olsen Twins and Dualstar. Stilted performances. Trailer talk. A Little Princess. The Secret Garden. Black Beauty. Babies at Play. The Adventures of Mary-Kate and Ashley. Our First Video. Sleepover Party. The fan club. To Grandmother's House We Go. Quick recap. Children's Halloween party. Phil Fondacaro as Oskar the Clown. Asian jack-o-lantern. The hidden connection between Aunt Agatha and Lynn. The troubling Mr. N. Is this movie racist? Jurgen Wolff. Stranger danger. Witches gathering. Setting the clock forward. Lack of witch costumes. Buy it/rent it/tape over it. More witches.
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1 year of podcasting and 50 episodes!!! The podcasting history of Greg and Lisa. We turn out the lights and celebrate with a bottle of Absolut Spark (photo here). Vodka takes off stink and starches shirts. #sparkyournight We make an Aunt Agatha cocktail. The only goth we had in the 80s? “We owe papa a new […]
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