Sammi and Beau return to discuss Jane Austen Book Club, Hugh Dancy’s bicycle shorts all while lamenting the lack of modern ‘Persuasion’ adaptations in this episode of Excessively Diverted. Jane Austen Book Club was directed by Robin Swicord and Stars Kathy Baker, Hugh Dancy, Emily Blunt, Amy Brenneman, Maria Bello, Jimmy Smits, and Maggie Grace.
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It’s okay, we’ll get through another fucking Suspect Behavior episode (this one? the much promised snipe off, “One Shot Kill”). Tangents dominate more than usual, with a lot more discussion of Osmosis Jones than anyone ever asked for. Learn how military drafts soldiers, whether or not Harry Potter believes in vaccinations, and what the term
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Animal rights is a good bedrock topic for Dick Wolf shows because it’s an issue that shows no signs of being resolved anytime soon, like environmentalism, civil rights, abortion and so on. Every one or two seasons you can do an episode on it. I’m of the opinion that animal rights deserve consideration; animals shouldn’t
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It’s unclear to me when, or even if, Law & Order became wacky. The subject matter became more charged and the serial numbers were less filed off and more “covered with scotch tape” for ripped from the headlines cases, but the wackiness and absurdity, the nonsensical plot twists, were always the province of Special Victims
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Jazz is back after a lengthy contractual dispute and it’s business as usual as Deliver The Profile tackles the prank phone call episode “The Caller”! This unsub abducts children and then harasses you on the phone about it, which proves our point: don’t have children and you’ll be fine. What’s up with the kid in
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