So, we finally struggled through the final season of the Tudors. It's been clear for some time (say, early in season one) that this was not a series that deserved.
Here's a thought: If you're going to make one of your main characters a Catholic priest, try to have a point. It makes it so much more interesting for the.
In the first comment to my first post on Mad Men, Tom Elrod wrote: I definitely want an update to this post once you've finished the third season. I can't.
...can be read in its entirety at my place because Blogger is being a child and refusing to upload my screen shots. Here's everything up to the first image:Does it.
As I noted in the comments to this post, it was only a matter of time before I started Mad Men; however, as I've studiously avoided reading about the show.
The classic Sopranos pattern: big events in the penultimate episode, final episode sets up the next season. But the finale was richly entertaining in itself...
This is pretty awesome. Via Gary.
Gil Grissom vs. Jessica Fletcher?**Infant care=too much daytime teevee=stupid questions
