JASON ISAACS -- THE LOST GIRLS

... and such a great avatar! Yay the return!

I have to tell you, it's even more fun to get one in person--and I need to believe that someday, this pandemic will be over, and you can go to a ComiCon in the UK and have a delightful chat with him.
I'd take that anyday.

Just sayin'.

It didn't feel like it belonged in the same DECADE. It was as if it had been lifted from some tacky-ass 1960s Hammer knock-off...

I so appreciated your review, Annie! I watched this, like, a decade or so ago via surreptitious means, so I missed out on the (potentially explanatory) extras.
My own response was posted many years ago on https://www.jasonisaacsonline.com/page2.html, and it accords pretty closely with yours!

*raises hand sheepishly*

The OA is very frustrating--I keep checking, and so far it's available only to stream. You can sometimes find DVDs on eBay, but they were produced for distribution to voting members of whatever group does the Emmy awards, not for commercial sale. That matters only because a) the DVDs for season one...

I don't see a problem with carrots in the pasta sause or sweet corn in the tuna sandwich. It fits right in, if you ask me...

Tain't right! Tain't natural!

No problem!!!!
Thank you, and thank you for reviving opportunities to discuss so many JI projects, new and familiar!

Anniemouse, may I ask you please to replace the photos with a link to their original site? I know that in this age of Instagram and Pinterest, it's natural to take photos for granted and I know none of these is new, but we try to keep pictures off (unless we've taken them ourselves). This both reduc...

The carrots.
This is so reminiscent of my husband's English recipe for lasagna. What the hell is that ingredient, and what's it doing there?? Like all the tuna-salad sandwiches in the UK--"sweet corn" is mandatory. Fucking corn in your tuna sandwich.

He was a camp counsellor at least one summer at a "Jewish camp" in Milford, Pennsylvania. I don't know how he would have found out about it?
https://www.summercampculture.com/actor ... -13th-iii/

Cheeky!

One thing I didn't hear discussion of (I ducked out a few minutes before the end) was WHY the affront to the gods (the murder of Oedipus's father, Laius) was such a big stinking deal, but it didn't seem to bother anyone that his wife Jocasta chucked out her own baby on the strength of a prophecy tha...

I got several reminders as well, and boy was I ever grateful--I struggled like anything to figure out what time it happened!! Of course I wished to pop in and ask a question, but none of my responses were as thought-provoking and insightful as the ones from the panel and guests, so just as well I di...

When "Good" first appeared, the concepts it considered (how does a 'decent' person morph into an enabler of Nazism?) seemed way more distant and theoretical--to me, anyway. I thought the movie (adapted from a play of the same name) did an excellent job of illustrating how weakness allowed someone wh...