R.I.P., Michael Jayston.

This was such a great series.

46:03 This is the one where the Judge breaks down in tears when pronouncing sentence.

Good to see Pam St.Clement in a dramatic role.

@allybally0021

5 ай бұрын

You mean Pat St Clement....PatPatPatPat

@hapijen4828

5 ай бұрын

@@allybally0021 I meant Pam St. Clement. Don't know who you mean.

No acting like the British!

@mikebasil4832

Ай бұрын

Quite true.

Hey J, I can't find the series, "Borgia" anywhere. Do you remember where you got your vid from?

THE LATE GREAT WONDERFUL MUCH MISSED ROBERT MORLEY 📺🌈💙😎🌊❤️

I had to take all my courage to watch this episode again, it's brilliantly acted but so heartbreaking, because it's rather obvious the wife did it. Perhaps they should re-open the case. The verdict was entirely based on assumptions, not facts - no proofs, nothing. He had very little interest to kill the lodger, while the wife (who is very weird) must have administered the poison in small doses (the symptoms), she had an affair and was fed up and disgusted with taking care of the lodger and her indifference to her husband's fate and the smile in the end and the fact that she remarried several months after her hasband was hanged explain everything. The little girl was strange too... she couldn't remember who sent her to purchase the fly papers? Really?

Do you have the episode with Elaine Paige please?

You just have to see his moustache to know he's wicked!

@allybally0021

5 ай бұрын

As soon as I saw his moustache.....I stood up and screamed. THAT'S HIM...THAT'S THE MAN'......and I calmed down and found I was RIGHT.

@thewindinthewillows692

10 күн бұрын

He wasn't the murderer, the wife was. Just see her very weird little wicked smile in the end.

Guess id have to be English to understand half of what the opening narrative is