Forever and Penny Dreadful
Jan. 7th, 2015 12:10 pmTragically, due to a majorly screwed up sleeping schedule, I catnapped through most of Agent Carter, and as I wanted to finish my binge-watch of Penny Dreadful, I decided that would keep 'til tomorrow, or possibly this evening. But I am feeling a sudden urge to wear red lipstick.
I did watch Forever, and squee'ed when Abe went into the locksmith's, as that is a few blocks from me and is the place where we sent to get our locks changed when we moved in. Also, you could see Lucien, one of our favorite restaurants, though the window. (That was the real interior of the place that they used.) Also, I'm ready to ship Henry with Jo, but only if he's completely honest with her first. ( Read more... )
Penny Dreadful made my Victorian studies-trained heart beat faster, both because of what they got right as far as the feel went, and because of what was interesting about adaptation choices. I'd originally not been too excited because people dismissed it quickly as a League of Extraordinary Gentlemen copy. Then I heard better things but was busy. I binge-watched a few at I.'s house last summer but didn't get a chance to sit down with it again 'til just now. It's one of those things that I think gets better as it goes along and you begin to realize just how many layers there are to peel back. ( Read more... )
I did watch Forever, and squee'ed when Abe went into the locksmith's, as that is a few blocks from me and is the place where we sent to get our locks changed when we moved in. Also, you could see Lucien, one of our favorite restaurants, though the window. (That was the real interior of the place that they used.) Also, I'm ready to ship Henry with Jo, but only if he's completely honest with her first. ( Read more... )
Penny Dreadful made my Victorian studies-trained heart beat faster, both because of what they got right as far as the feel went, and because of what was interesting about adaptation choices. I'd originally not been too excited because people dismissed it quickly as a League of Extraordinary Gentlemen copy. Then I heard better things but was busy. I binge-watched a few at I.'s house last summer but didn't get a chance to sit down with it again 'til just now. It's one of those things that I think gets better as it goes along and you begin to realize just how many layers there are to peel back. ( Read more... )