I love Will's first scene with Maggie Collins.  That whole first week of PT (after the teaser scenes) is just brilliant.

It's disappointing that after the return from Tarrytown, Liz goes back to being like a watered down version of our timeband's Liz--especially in wardrobe. As we see her initially, she looked the kind of spinster or widow lady who would volunteer a lot at the church or a nursing home.   Liz has one line in which she refers to having had money but she gave it to Roger to manage or invest and he lost all of it.  Now Roger and Elizabeth have to rely upon a monthly allowance given them by Quentin.

I'm glad that PT Roger had a consistently defined persona and that we gradually learned more about him.

I think of this as the last strongly told and thought out storyline of the series.  After 1995 it's all downhill, alas.

G.

Nice to see that Depp had time to amuse himself with this sort of thing while he was in London.

I don't know the show, but the punchline of this skit almost made me laugh out loud.

Cathy, does Depp smoke in real life?  I turn to you as the ultimate authority.

G.

It's funny that only one of the three images on Angelique's page actually shows Angelique.

I think Evil Willow's photo kicks everyone else in the ass.  Someday I'll have to watch her episodes.  And maybe then I'll understand what they mean about the "yellow crayon."  I finally, finally found out about "it must be bunnies!" this week thanks to a friend sending me a Youtube link.

I wish Evil Willow hadn't turned to the Light Side.  In the old days we had a saying... "better blatant than latent."

But enough...

G.

Happy Birthday Cousin Taeylor!

cheers, Gothick

Episode 14 has been posted:

http://www.youtube.com/user/dankshadows

G.

That's great to hear, MB, about the movie slideshows.

Perhaps once the original feature films come out, you can at some point contemplate doing slide shows for the Depp film and the 2004 pilot--presuming that those are likely to be released on disc at the same time.

I am loving today's action packed shot with Ange and a blonde Mrs J (Mrs Castle in the movie) confronting one another--I think of it as the "Back away, Bitch!" pose ... I leave it to your discretion as to who is uttering the line...

G.

Julia's hair looks a lot like where it began in 1967... This is exciting!   I'm glad I reserved a copy at my local comics shop!

G.