Jul 68

Crap like this is why I gave up on A Million Little Things.

Originally I was on team green, but team red is really starting to hook me.

How are Brie and Roger going to explain their abrupt (for that era) return? Because it never happened in the book, will the writers ignore it? Nah. They'll just do a minor time jump on the show (1 year later...) and it will never be spoken of again until the new baby comes along.

My satellite cut out just as Frankie & Trudy found the concerto in the file. I saw them run and that was it. What did I miss?

Really? No spoilers? Is this show that good at hiding or am I the only one curious?

I don't know if it's still true, but you used to be able to message the moderators and request a poll. I did it several times a year or so ago. As long as you give them a question with several response options and they agree that it's a good question, they would post it. This way you could hit both the book readers and the non-book readers. I hope they still do it. We had lots of fun with them back on the OUAT forum.

Thanks for the info. I didn't remember all of the changes over the years. But hey, a girl can dream. 💫 Maybe it would help if they simulcast it in theaters. They really need to toss some actual creativity into the broadcast to keep it relevant. This idea would bring people back into the theaters (which they've been begging for) and get them off the couch/streaming (no offence to Netflix and Roma intended).

I put a poll up on Twitter to try and convince The Academy (AMPAS) to change the day the Oscars are held to a Friday or Saturday so that we don't have to stay up so late on a work night. So far, I only have 1 vote. This is why I'm posting a link here (hoping to get more votes because I feel very strongly about this). Thank you. Click here to vote

This feels like Once Upon a Time all over again.

The good: The origin of Colin! The odd: Pitch commercial, win client, show Super Bowl commercial NOT during the Super Bowl. Product placement at its most... odd. The rest: Still processing.

I'm sure that was intentional.

The book was called Juana the Mad, hence the episode title. Loved Jack and Phryne on the motorcycle. Fun way to get Mr. Butler out of commission so that Phryne could be the one to confront the intruder and lose (which I still find highly improbable). The scene was poorly staged. What condition do we think Beatrice has? Asperger's perhaps? Just the really quirky and really smart trope?

While I agree with most of the above sentiment and I don't trust the networks anymore regarding quick cancellations, I'm going to give this show a shot. Both the trailer and sneak peak have me interested beyond it being a Josh Dallas vehicle (which is the only reason I looked up the show and watched the trailer in the first place).

Here is another recent article about the movie. All behind the scenes stuff, but still interesting. Miss Fisher - how the producers used crowdfunding to maintain artistic control

True! Belinda McClory (from Dr. Blake) was in the previous episode, Murder Most Scandalous. It drove me crazy for a couple of minutes until it hit me how I knew her.