Recap: The Wedding Episode, a.k.a. The Big Bang (S1, E5)
Get ready for some dead-eyed declarations of longing.
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Get ready for some dead-eyed declarations of longing.
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View the gallery Y'all, it happened: Nashville USED GRAMMAR AS A PLOT POINT. I knew this show was my soulmate. However, in the negative column, it has re-shaped Gunnar and Scarlett in a way I find inaccurate and annoying -- and it's doing so via a
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FINALLY we get some making out.
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In which Victoria must put to bed -- and not in a sexy way -- her yen for Lord M.
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In which Rayna's stalker makes a move, but with TERRIBLE grammar.
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View the gallery Yay, Victoria! First, as ever, some housekeeping: Because Americans can't ever air a British costume drama without doing wacky things to the scheduling, this week's premiere is actually the two episodes bundled together. I understand why they paired these instead of running them
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It's a lot of sensible human talking, which is nice.
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The last four words, some great wedges, and what I realized about Emily.
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View the gallery "Summer" feels very much like the episode the Palladinos struggled to flesh out to 90 minutes, because it comes to a grinding halt in the middle for a glorified Bunheads tribute -- and, like Bunheads itself, it's not nearly as adorable as it thinks
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In which the Queen completes her emotional journey from Elizabeth Windsor to Elizabeth Regina.
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PHILIP SUCKS.
View GalleryThe Porchie This is Porchie, Elizabeth's lifelong friend and racing manager and -- the show implies -- potentially a person she ought to have married instead of Philip. His obit, in The Guardian, is quite interesting, and things don't always go well for him. (Fun fact: he was
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This show still holds a place in my heart, but: venting ahoy. Especially at you, Rory.
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Between Margaret and Philip, Elizabeth dealt with a LOT of self-pitying whiners.
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Welcome back, Stars Hollow, and your endless array of good scarves.
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