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A friend came over yesterday and mentioned the sketch below, a spoof of a 1930s style public improvement film. I can't believe I've never seen it before. Even if I do tend to avoid most things involving Harry Enfield. Then again, perhaps me and my feeble lady brain have simply been too occupied by kittens and fluffy, soft things to notice anything ( Read more... ) -
Merlin 3.13 The Coming of Arthur part 2
I'm in too good a mood to say anything about what made me headdesk while watching the series finale, so let's just concentrate on the pretty why I'm still obsessed with this show.
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Did you hear Netherfield Park is let at last?
Having watched the 2005 Pride and Prejudice earlier in the week, I of course had to re-watch both the 1995 BBC series and Lost in Austen, as well. The outdoors temperature has dipped to -15°C during the past few days, so for me spending the evenings indoors with a glass of glögg or wine has been the only valid option. It's going to take a while to ( Read more... ) -
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Somehow the film London Boulevard starring Keira Knightley and Colin Farrell (and Ray Winstone, Jamie Campbell Bower, David Thewlis, Ben Chaplin etc. etc.) slipped through my radar completely. Based on the trailer it looks like how I imagine The Bodyguard would have turned out had Guy Ritchie directed it. Usually I feel nothing when I watch ( Read more... ) -
The Big Bang Theory 4.09 The Boyfriend Complexity
It's official. Raj, Howard and Bernadette are my new OT3. Bernadette becoming a regular cast member has been one of my favourite things about this season, and this week's episode proved these three are indeed hilarious together!
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can't stop yapping on about Camelot
As difficult as it has been to sustain any affection for Prince Arthur during series 3, I have nothing but love for the fact that about 90% of the Merlin blooper reel consists of Bradley James and his amazing face. HIS AWESOME FACE. Although, Anthony Head with the giggles is no less amazing. It's even funnier if you picture Uther drowning babies ( Read more... ) -
"Ben Theodore. He's all timid and vulnerable which is why I love him!"
Possibly the best thing about Simon Amstell's show Grandma's House is that ever since episode three aired, I've been waiting to read about Amstell and Ben Whishaw adopting kittens together. Or, if that's too much to ask, let there be series 2 in which fictional!Simon and Ben Whishaw Ben Theodore adopt kittens and are very much in love ( Read more... )