All photos from Google |
One might think that I've been enjoying the beautiful spring weather and the studio so much that I've neglected everything else. Well, that's not quite true, but there's a story, so sit tight for a minute. Firstly our living room television died. Completely. A few days later while running errands, I convinced Richard to just go ahead and get another.
Long story shortened: there's a new TV over the fireplace looking like it is the most important thing in the house. Oh well. My pretty little decorations had their turn, I suppose. Anyway this is a SMART TV. It connects to the wifi.
Woo whoo!, since we have Netflix.
Abraham Woodhul / Culper, cabbage farmer turned spy |
Last night, finally, we closed the four seasons of 10 episodes each. It took two weeks and much discussion to keep up with everyone and their lies and their truths and their deaths. Some characters "died" several times--spies are a hardy bunch, apparently. (Yet another reason I'm out of the spy game.)
By the way, that "Hush, Hush..." title is the beginning of the theme song for the show. You'll hear it 40 times if you watch every episode, which you'll do if you watch one episode.
Captain Simcoe, a horrid antagonist who later emancipates slaves in Canada |
General George Washington |
Caleb Brewster |
2 comments:
I LOVED this series! PBS has one on Jamestown and The Americans was pretty fabulous too, you know in case you have some extra home time in the immediate future :)
I have not heard of this series but think I'd like to watch it. Thanks, Mary.
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