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Weavers Green - ITV - April 7, 1966 - September 24, 1966
Melodrama (49 episodes)
Running Time: 30 minutes
Stars:
- Eric Flynn
as Geoffey Toms
- Megs Jenkins
as Dotty Armstrong
- Grant Taylor
as Alan Armstrong
-
Georgina Ward
as Celia Toms
- Richard Coleman
as Jack Royston
- Susan Field
as Mrs. Vincent
- Vanessa Forsyth
as Milly Vincent
- John Glyn-Jones
as Daniel Jessup
- Maurice Kaufmann
as Derek Swan
- Marjie Lawrence
as Hazel Westcott
- John Moulder Brown
as Colin Westcott
- Pat Nye
as Mrs. Langley
- Kate O'Mara
as “Mick” Armstrong
- Wendy Richard
as Jean
-
Gerald Young
as Archibald Langley OBE
- Brian Cant
as Bill Thorpe
- Edward Underdown
as Bobby Brent
- Susan George
as Barbara Fielding
- Charles Lamb as Bert Vincent
- Frederick Piper as Ernie Arkwright
- Lindsay Campbell as Colonel Fielding
0- Eric Flynn
as Geoffey Toms
When you really want to commit to building a Battlebot, it’s time to put a ring spinner on it like on today’s Roasting Robots podcast episode!
1You know those anime episodes where the lead character goes on this crazy existential internal mind journey through their own mental trauma and personal struggles? Well that’s just what quarantine is, turns out
1Heartbreak is bad but have you ever found a series that described the life of your dreams but which was closed after the first season and now you couldn’t find something like this, so you just review it 9 times in 4 years.
0Sometimes I think you know what, maybe I am straight? But then I remember how FUCKING thirsty I’ve been over women since I was a kid.
- Meg from Hercules
- Chel from The Road to El Derado
- Litterally any Disney princess
- Hermione from Harry Potter
- Mallory Grace from the Spiderwick Chronicles
- My childhood best friend…
- Nala from The Lion King
- Catherine Frensky’s from Arthur
- The list goes on
- Debbie Thornberry from The Wild Thornberries
- Courtney from Total Drama Island
- There is so many more I can’t even remember
Please note I was young myself, and #7 is not meant in a freaky way. 😂
Drop yours below!
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I am really enjoying this season of Manifest. I think the writing has been way stronger and more intricate than in the first season.
Best:
Grace getting callings because of the pregnancy and Olive falling in love with TJ were some really smart decisions, because it allowed them to understand and connect to Ben, Mikaela and Cal in a way they were unable to in the first season. This gave the Stones the unity and cohesiveness they (and the show) needed, imo.
Worst:
Zeke is such a great character. He was the one I was more excited about at the beginning of the season because I have a thing for characters with tragic backstories who work to become better. His and Michaela’s chemistry at the end of season 1 was really good and I was really curious to see where they would take it. But I feel like the show doesn’t really know where to take his character (I have my theory on as to why but I digress) and as a result there doesn’t seem to be a whole lot of consistency in his decisions - it feels like he does whatever the plot requires him to do at any given time. Which is a real shame because he became one of my favorite characters and I would’ve loved to see more of him and his struggles. Sadly, I think it’s becoming more and more clear at each passing episode that he’s more of a plot device than anything else and I think he will die :(
But overall I’m really enjoying it! I still believe that whatever happened had to do with the Bermuda Triangle and some episodes have me feeling validated.
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