#peter mccauley

[haveyouseenthisseries-poll]

Have you seen The Lost World (1999-2002)?

Yes

Partially

No, but I've heard of it

Never heard of it

Voting ended onNov 12, 2024

[damnabledimples]

Agron Gives ALL the Fucks 2.08

Fucks given this episode - 1 (just the one! I'm disappointed, Agron)

Total fucks given - 39

Fucks breakdown: S1 - 13, S2 - 26

Gannicus has some really naive notions, thinking that killing Ilithyia would solve anything.

Ok, ok, as much as I don't really like Crixus, his relationship with Naevia is just beautiful. At this point, at least.

Ugh how is he so pretty even while cursing the gods.

*screaming* They were having dinner together again when Spartacus interrupted to have them guard Ilithyia. *continues screaming*

Ugh I really hate that this show cut out so many of Nasir and Nagron's scenes. If I ever meet the people who did it, Imma clock them.

Viva is a beautiful woman but she really gives Ilithyia a very hateable face.

And of course, the iconic hallway makeout scene. 😍 Truly, Katrina Law was a blessing for making it way longer than it should have been.

You may be shocked I only have one screenshot of this. Don't, because I'll be making an Extras post for all the Nagron filth.

Really loved Lucius and his smug little smirk as he leaves the villa. Sadly, he died in this episode 😔

Wait, wait, wait. Agron was hanging around in the training field when Lucius returns. He was supposed to have been giving Nasir the d, right? How long exactly did it take for Lucius to travel back and forth between the temple and the villa? Did they not have post-coital cuddles?! Unless it took a full day for Lucius' return trip, then ok, I get it.

Love this, only because it looks so much like a painting. Spartacus is too much of a gentleman, seriously. And that's why we love him, damnit.

[victorianwhitechapel]

Arthur Conan Doyle's The Lost World

In the 5th episode of the 3rd season of Arthur Conan Doyle's The Lost World (aired on November 17th 2001), while fighting a T-Rex, Ned Malone (played by David Orth) and Professor George Challenger (played by Peter McCauley) discover a strange campsite with a macabre raptor display. When Malone picks up a nearby knife, he is transported back to the East End of London in 1888, the scene of Jack the Ripper's brutal murders, becoming John Netley, a coachman suspected to be the serial murderer. In the nightmare of his visions, Malone sees his friends playing key roles in the crimes, both as conspirators and victims.

[Pictured Jennifer O'Dell as Catherine Eddowes and Peter McCauley as Sir William Gull]

[Pictured Rachel Blakely as Mary Jane Kelly]

[Pictured William Snow as Inspector Robert Anderson]

[Pictured David Orth as John Netley]

CAST (only the ones that existed in real life)

Peter McCauley as Dr. William Gull  Rachel Blakely as Mary Jane Kelly Jennifer O'Dell as Catherine Eddowes David Orth as John Netley William Snow as Inspector Robert Anderson  John Noble as Inspector Robert Anderson Nick Tate as Dr. William Gull Watch the episode here

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3x14 The Secret

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3x03 An Eye for an Eye

[jl-management]

The Light Between Oceans, shot largely in Marlborough and Otago, will have its world premiere in Competition at the Venice Film Festival.

Produced by David Heyman and Jeffrey Clifford, and written and directed by Derek Cianfrance (Blue Valentine, The Place Beyond The Pines), the film, based on a best selling novel by M.L. Stedman, stars J&L’ers Jeffrey Thomas and Peter McCauley.

In the years following World War I, a lighthouse keeper and his wife are faced with a moral dilemma when a boat washes ashore with a dead man and a two-month-old infant.  When they decide to raise the child as their own, the consequences are devastating.

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2x15 Quality of Mercy

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                         They're gone. They're really gone.