I've seen all thirteen episodes of Rev.  broadcast in the U.K.  After seeing the first episode again, I'm struck by how the story starts out right where it wants to and knows exactly what it wants to do and stays true to the tone and balance between the comedy and the drama and Adam's crises.  His relationship to God,…

thanks for that.  I read five entries about Ms. Coleman's history without a ref to Green Wing until yours.  But that was my introduction to her, and it stuck.

thanks for that.  I read five entries about Ms. Coleman's history without a ref to Green Wing until yours.  But that was my introduction to her, and it stuck.

Getting On is wonderful.  It's kind of like The Thick of It.  What TTOI is to politics, Getting on is to the NHS.  The series is put together by Jo Brand, Joanna Scanlan (also in TTOI), and Vicki Pepperdine, who play respectively a nurse, a nun, and a doctor on the midnight shift of a hospital, and it is shot,…

Getting On is wonderful.  It's kind of like The Thick of It.  What TTOI is to politics, Getting on is to the NHS.  The series is put together by Jo Brand, Joanna Scanlan (also in TTOI), and Vicki Pepperdine, who play respectively a nurse, a nun, and a doctor on the midnight shift of a hospital, and it is shot,…

"Fair" apparently has about as much to do with the entertainment industry as it does with real life.

"Fair" apparently has about as much to do with the entertainment industry as it does with real life.

She is a profit-sharing and voting partner, or at least that was the agreement.  No word on whether she is a name-partner, which would be a significant leap.

She is a profit-sharing and voting partner, or at least that was the agreement.  No word on whether she is a name-partner, which would be a significant leap.

As someone pointed out on Mo Ryan's blog, the doll is more
than her childhood.  Her father gave it to her.  When she drops it
she's dropping being a Stark, being royalty, being a queen, being a plaything herself, being everything that Cersei described to her.

As someone pointed out on Mo Ryan's blog, the doll is more
than her childhood.  Her father gave it to her.  When she drops it
she's dropping being a Stark, being royalty, being a queen, being a plaything herself, being everything that Cersei described to her.

the bad guys kidnap the president's daughter, hijack a nuclear submarine and threaten bio-nuclear war, until the hero, a ex-cop and alcoholic whose wife divorced him and whose kids hate him teams up with an either black or female computer hacker…

the bad guys kidnap the president's daughter, hijack a nuclear submarine and threaten bio-nuclear war, until the hero, a ex-cop and alcoholic whose wife divorced him and whose kids hate him teams up with an either black or female computer hacker…

While the whole Joan escapade was morally destitute, not one of the partners questioned Joan's capacity to be a partner, nor did anyone say that she didn't deserve it.  In other words, (so far) it seems she earned her partnership in ways other than bedding the Jaguar rep.

While the whole Joan escapade was morally destitute, not one of the partners questioned Joan's capacity to be a partner, nor did anyone say that she didn't deserve it.  In other words, (so far) it seems she earned her partnership in ways other than bedding the Jaguar rep.

Mad Men's Room?

Mad Men's Room?

Eet was the sexy preeest!

Eet was the sexy preeest!

Since this is a soap, don't discount the possibility that we may have already seen her mother, her real birth mother, and she's not the woman David Clarke married and who played mother to Amanda as she was growing up.