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Episode 445: Powers of persuasion
Fluttery heiress Millicent Collins has been staying at the great estate of Collinwood as the guest of her second cousin, haughty tyrant Joshua Collins, and Joshua’s wife Naomi. Today, Millicent has news for Joshua and Naomi. She has agreed to marry naval officer/ sleazy operator Nathan Forbes. Joshua and Naomi are stunned by this announcement. Millicent had been obsessed with avenging herself on…
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Episode 161: Something in the atmosphere
This episode consists entirely of conversations in which the characters recap events we have already seen. To the extent that it has a point, it is that while flighty heiress Carolyn seems to be in charge of the house, well-meaning governess Vicki actually is. Vicki made her boyfriend, instantly forgettable young lawyer Frank, take the idea of the supernatural seriously enough to call in an…
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Even the dullest, most routinely soap operatic episodes of Dark Shadows have a couple of moments when you can tell they were being made by people with artistic ambition. This one is a case in point…
In which I find four good moments, adding up to about 80 seconds, in an otherwise dreary outing.
“Terrible things happen, and no one seems to do anything about them.” At the top of today’s episode, the ghost of Sarah Collins appears in David’s bedroom, and tells him tha…
I praise director John Sedwick.
Arizona Agrees to Pay $300K in Legal Fees in Same-Sex Marriage Case Read more: http://www.nationallawjournal.com/id=1202745133524/Arizona-Agrees-to-Pay-300K-in-Legal-Fees-in-SameSex-Marriage-Case#ixzz3upz1ow9j
Abigail Ortiz, left, and Erika Alvarez, right, leave the Coconino County courthouse in Flagstaff, Ariz., on Friday, Oct. 17, 2014 after receiving a marriage license. Photo: Felicia Fonseca/AP
Zoe Tillman | The National Law Journal | December 17, 2015
The state of Arizona will pay $300,000 in legal fees after unsuccessfully defending the state’s ban on same-sex marriage and the recognition…
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