Not the best but had fun with it anyway. Frost is really coming off as a comic book villain and although sorta cheesy, I think it's supposed to work that way.

That was annoying as I had already seen that earlier elsewhere.

Glad the Broncos won, but you're right, it was not an exciting game and that goes for the ads and half time show.

Mary may come to realize what an awful person she is, but it won't make an iota of difference in her behavior.

If you were around in the early '70's, you would have.

Cancer and it's treatments will do that to you.

Not just the music or the stage personas, the movies; Labyrinth and The Hunger too.

Stunned, did not know he was ill.

I just loved it, flaws and all. Wish it was sooner than 2017 to continue this story line.

Liz Taylor's eye makeup was much like Elizabeth Taylor's role in Cleopatra.

Agreed about Alex's character taking over in the way Susan Sarandon did to Catherine Deneueve in the Hunger.

Rick and Morgan are counter points to each other. Rick's pretty much lost all sense of his humanity and Morgan has regained his.

This episode at 1 1/2 hours was totally worth the extra time. Focusing on redeemed humanity with the two man show was a really nice change of pace. There was a depth we don't often get to see. Our characters really played well off of each other.

I found this to be the most compelling episode to date. I gave it B+. Our author's perceived gaps, I was able to fill in intuitively…..and Paul's mom is really creepy.

In the book, The Picture of Dorian Grey, the portrait is destroyed in order for Dorian to die.

It is quite the 'do'.

London, dear London. Victorian London is the right setting for these stories.

The soliloquies from Lily and Evelyn bordered on Shakespearean. Epic. Great job ladies.

Oh, just groan.

And they can get a better tea served too.