Third Episode: SPOILERS

[kjshd05]

google alerts happening already

http://primetime.unrealitytv.co.uk/case ... n-bbc-one/

I am interested to see where the Julia relationship goes and if Jackson receives the inheritance from Binky

One Good Turn Part 1:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b01208pg

thanx to Isaacsettes from twitter:

http://www.memorabletv.com/global/episo ... s-3-and-4/

[grannybear]

It sounds like the book so far but who knows what will follow.

[kjshd05]

from the above Memorabletv article:
Music for eps 3 and 4

MUSIC HEARD IN THE TWO EPISODES
EPISODE THREE
Bus to Baton Rouge by Lucinda Williams
Calm Before The Storm (also in episode four) and When You Walk On by Eliza Gilkyson
Fight The Power by Public Enemy
Paper Wings (also in episode four) by Gillian Welch

EPISODE FOUR
2 Hearts by Kylie Minogue
Blue by Lucinda William

[laurielove]

Sixteen minutes ...

[inamac]

For a while there it looked as if the BBC would be cancelling Case Histories in favour of following the overrunning F1 race. Unsurprisingly the blogosphere was alive with screams of protests (though this has never stopped the BBC before). However they did manage to shunt the cars over to BBC2 and started CH five minutes late (after running a totally pointless series of trailers).

This will probably have an adverse affect on the viewing figures as normally Antiques Roadshow would deliver an audience to CH, but in houses round the land F1 fans will have been fighting over the remote (and probably winning – it was, apparently, a good race).

I was particularly fond of one tweet: We don't want Keith Allen with his shirt off; we want Jason Isaacs!

As it happened, we only got a couple of seconds of shirtlessness this time around. And nearly at the end. But one appreciates what one gets.

I'm waiting for the conclusion to review.

[laurielove]

Great episode.

If you know the books you'll know that it is a very complex tale with many diverse characters who interweave in seemingly coincidental ways. This is complicated enough in print and could have been a nightmare to translate on screen. I thought they did very well. I thought it had more humour than last week and revealed more depth and humanity to all the characters.

Mr I was ... well, there was one scene where it was simply very very touching. Very human and beautiful. Bless him. Really. Darling man.

I won't say anymore. When you see it, you'll know.

Very unexpected too. A very real and touching performance. Great scene.

There were lots of great scenes. My only concern is that all the 'great scenes' won't make sense to others as a whole. I know the book so I followed it very well. I fear others may be a little confused at times. My husband kept asking questions. When his ribs became too sore and my elbow became even sharper he gave up.

Totty count - not as high as last week. A couple of very brief changing clothes moments, and a fair bit of (thwarted) snogging.

And there was a real ick moment. Ick ick ick. It's in the book but they kind of put it exactly as is on screen and it was very ... err, visceral. Poor Jason. Let's just say it involved his mouth and someone else's nose. Not a woman's.

He had to suffer a fair bit in this. He was very cold. Not acting. It was obvious.

One completely random thing - did he ever have a piercing in his left ear??? Because I swear I saw an old piercing hole there, but maybe it was just make-up for Jackson. I've never noticed before. Will try to get a screen cap.

(Hope you're all well and thanks for the b'day wishes. x)

[kjshd05]

yes laurielove he does have an ear piercing in his left ear...funny, Jason was talking about your ick scene, how he and the actor nose was and how much blood it should be...they were actually laughing about it....

[laurielove]

yes laurielove he does have an ear piercing in his left ear...funny, Jason was talking about your ick scene, how he and the actor nose was and how much blood it should be...they were actually laughing about it....

Huh - you learn something new every day. Never knew about the piercing.

Yeah - it was ick. There was a lot of blood and, boy, did he bite. And I'm not squeamish. It was also very funny though. Especially the guy's reaction. Very very funny.

I missed him talking about that scene. You don't happen to know which of the numerous interviews he's done that featured in do you?? (Hmm ... that may be tricky; I don't seriously expect an immediate answer - or any answer, come to think of it.)

[kjshd05]

I don't know if he was talking about that in the Loose Ends interview, or it might have been one of the short interviews
with Kate Atkinson....listened to so many lately, they are all starting to fuse together...

left earring worn Captain Hook, Divorcing Jack (cow pat kegan) Loved up (Dez)

can't remember anymore right now....

[laurielove]

I don't know if he was talking about that in the Loose Ends interview, or it might have been one of the short interviews
with Kate Atkinson....listened to so many lately, they are all starting to fuse together...

left earring worn Captain Hook, Divorcing Jack (cow pat kegan) Loved up (Dez)

can't remember anymore right now....

Duh - Hook. I really really should be less dim.

[kjshd05]

used with permission: thanx to beth walters from twitter: she credits Char

Jackson and daughter Marlee

[Angel Tavington]

Aww, how sweet! This looks like a very moving scene. Thanks Kim!



~me

[Chari910]

Hmm, not even sure why she credited me It's very nice though.









I do like this episode..the rest of the caps are here:

SCREENCAPS

[kjshd05]

lovely thanx Char

wow, that had to be awfully C O L D

the tatt with the skull reads "Death Before Dishonor"

[inamac]

lovely thanx Char

the tatt with the skull reads "Death Before Dishonor"

Quick googling reveals that not only is that particular design and motto a common military tattoo, the slogan is linked with the actions of the Berkshire Regiment in Afghanistan (the 1880 war), and the subject of a typically dire poem by Scottish national poet Wm. McGonagall.

(Was Jackson in Afghanistan?) Anyway, more evidence of great background character research.