This week we are reaching back to 1985 and one of our favorite 80’s fantasy movies and a Tim Curry movie to boot, Legend. It’s got all the tropes, none of the pants, and it’s thoroughly enjoyable.

This week we wrap up the BBC Persuasion from 1971. We love this Anne and have mixed reactions to the other characters but overall we are really enjoying these older adaptations.

This week we are reaching back to 1970’s BBC yet again, this time to experience their adaptation of Persuasion. We watched the first half of this very 70’s adaptation that has a lot going for it, and maybe a few things working against it.

This week we finish up the short lived comedy that followed Twin Peaks, On the Air. It was a wild ride and didn’t follow the conventional rules of comedy. Was it successful? Maybe not entirely but we were glad to get to watch it regardless.

This week we are getting obscure and covering On the Air, the show David Lynch and Mark Frost created right after Twin Peaks. Only 2 -3 episodes were ever aired but we are covering the full 7 episodes that were recorded. It’s a sitcom, it’s strange, and we have a lot of thoughts.

This week we wrap up Emma 1972, and we really liked this one. Maybe our favorite Knightly, a great Emma, and surprisingly funny.

This week we are starting yet another Emma adaptation. This is a BBC adaptation from 1972. Just because something is older doesn’t make it worse and we have a lot to praise from the first three episodes.

This week we are truly checking-in and reviewing everything we’ve covered recently as well as talking about all our latest interests and obsessions. We end the episode with a rousing game of would you rather.

This week we have our final movie in this section, Lucky. It’s another acting role from David Lynch but it’s really Harry Dean Stanton who carries the movie is a lovely sendoff to a great actor.

This week we are watching Miss Austen Regrets, another biopic, this time covering the end of Jane Austen’s life.