Thanks to Prairiegirl for telling me about this TV miniseries that's currently in production. Based on an International best-seller of the same name by Ken Follett, it's a story about building a cathedral in the Middle Ages. The project's produced by brothers Ridley and Tony Scott through their production company Scott Free. According to Geeksofdoom …
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My schedule simply won't allow me to write a full review on it this week, but I do have a couple of thoughts to share in regards to the 'romance' part of the plot. Natalie posted a thorough review/recap of it on the TR blog and I must say I totally agree with her assessment on the …
Upon learning this news that David Tenant — the popular star of BBC's Dr. Who — will be a part of the Peacock network, I thought I'd resurrect my old post I did back in June. Funny how things haven't changed one bit since then. Brits/Aussies still very much saturate our shows. Just this Fall, another …
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Talk about wish granted! It's been such a slow-burn as it were, but finally the writers of Three Rivers delivered. The 'Alone Together' episode was by far the most entertaining and emotionally-charged episode ever. It's got humor, wise words, heart-tugging scenes, and at long last, an engaging — albeit fleeting — love story! The beginning …
In its fourth episode, Three Rivers is showing a strong rhythm with the most pulsating episode yet. It starts with an uplifting note of a high-school football game, but of course, as this is a medical drama, we know disaster is lurking around the corner. The bus carrying 40+ students blew a tire, injuring all …
Hubby's out on a company event, so it's been a rather mellow Friday nite. Perfect timing to catch up on Three Rivers that I missed last weekend due to the NFL programming overrun. I must say I quite enjoyed this episode called Good Intentions. All three story lines of the donor/patient were compelling and touching, I …
I got an extra dose of Gerard on Saturday nite after seeing him in Law Abiding Citizen on Friday. It's always great to see the funny side of him, but it's extra amusing after watching him play a furious and brutal character the night before. The show opens with The Rock Obama skit. I don't …
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