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Discussion in 'Off The Beaten Track' started by Bostonfan, Jun 18, 2012.
I love this show, I really do, but this episode was a little over the top.
I think Mason being the first to get it is perfect. They've shown that he can sniff out a lie very easily. After all, he knew there was more to the story of David Clark. He never bought into Victoria. He knew the kidnapping was a joke. He's got a lot invested in the Clark/Greyson debacle and it makes sense that it would take someone on the outside to see all the pieces come together.
Like the title of the show, people want to buy into illusions. Victoria wants to believe that Amanda Clarke turned into a stripper who got knocked up by her childhood friend than a sophisticated, formidable opponent.
Totally agree with this post.
Mason is the investigative journalist, and one of the few who spent time with Amanda after David went to jail. He knows her a bit better than most - certainly better than Victoria, or Jack's nostalgic memories. Remember too that he was already questioning Amanda's identity with the scar, so when Victoria mentioned that Emily was also in juvie, it revived his thoughts that Amanda wasn't Amanda, and quickly led him to Emily. Kinda liked the red thread motif - harkens back to Emily's red marker last season.
As for Victoria's views on Emily - anyone noticed that this season they are ramping up the class distinctions? Suddenly this season we are seeing servants all over the Grayson house constantly. I wondered at first if they were setting up something where the servants overhear something, or they becomes pawns of Victoria/Conrad/Emily etc. Then this ep we have Ashley firmly put in her place in words and images - notably the juxtaposition of Victoria's couture preparations vs Ashley trying on ill-fitting off the rack dresses from her closet (and not even buying something new, to go with her boyfriend's custom tailored tux). And now I'm thinking none of this is for plot - it's merely capitalizing on the popularity of Downton Abbey and reviving the idea of America's version of royalty.
One thing I'm annoyed about though is this stupid "initiative" and the squad of terrorists and money launderers - although it *was* kinda funny when Nolan referred to Aiden as Mr Bond But seriously, I thought the producer of the show said this season would be more about the core circle of characters - back to the cul de sac (!) so to speak. Perhaps he was referring to the yawner Gullible Boys storylines, but I was hoping he was saying that the initiative was no more, and here we have them back and bigger than ever, sigh.
As for Kara and what she knows/what she's up to/how crazy she actually is - let us remember that Jennifer Jason Leigh is a formidable actress, and now I'm seeing that she's ideal casting for this enigmatic character.
Line of the night, as always goes to Nolan when he said that getting Conrad arrested for murder at his own wedding qualified for "revenge all-stars."
No one does barely controlled crazy and angry better than Jennifer Jason Leigh! She was the perfect casting! I'm not sure what she knows or thinks she knows. All of the suggestions here are plausible. I do get the feeling that Emily is liking her mother's vengefulness. In spite of what she believes her mother did to her. I was wondering if her mother was actually trying to kill her or, if Emily was struggling in the water and her mother was trying to save her. Than it got all turned around, because everyone made assumptions based on her mental illness.
I don't think so. She remembered her mother trying to drown her, and her mother admitted having done something so bad that she told David to tell Amanda she was dead. I like the idea of a multi-dimensional character who tried to kill her own daughter, who married a man who helped set up her ex-husband, who is mentally ill but who still appears somewhat sympathetic.
I honestly think she knows who Emily really is, but I'm not sure whose side she's on, ultimately, given her connection to the white haired man.
these nieman marcus commercials are on my last nerve
I don't get this whole 'Gift of Revenge' thing and wish it would go away. This show can be confusing enough all on it's own...I don't need commercials with the cast members in them to mess me up even more, LOL
What a perfect comeuppance for Mason. That was great.
I'm looking forward to seeing what Jack and Declan's dad did that was so bad. It has to do with something with their mom.
Is that it for Jennifer Jason Leigh? Have to admit, I don't mind. She's been a disappointment.
Tonight was awesome! I didn't mind the Neiman/Target ads. I thought it was pretty clever.
I had to wonder if Kara having that last flashback about Amanda in the car, and then looking back at Emily if she made the connection or not that she was her daughter. Otherwise the whole Kara plotline was a big fizzle. All this build-up, and frankly not much happened. I have to imagine she'll play a more significant role down the road.
Other random thoughts:
Oh please, oh please - let the gift that Emily gave to Victoria be an empty box!!!!
"One time, at Revenge camp"
Please Revenge writers, keep Nolan and Emily platonic!
They're throwing too many new characters at us. Now there's a brother to the guy that co-owns the bar (I can't be bothered to remember his name)? They're working some sort of revenge against something Jack and Declan's father did to them? Please - too much. Then there's Padma's contined jerky insertions into the narrative, and the Initiative lady. I almost long for the simpler days when Emily just worked on putting an "x" through the face of one person at a time.
Is it me or does Emily Vancamp look at little softer? Not fatter, mind you. Just not as muscular. She doesn't look as lean and mean physically as she did in Season 1.
What is it with Fauxmanda and tire irons?
The baby was a cutie pie
^^ Agree about the Initiative Lady. I liked it better when the Initiative was just this obscure thing. Putting a face on it makes it seem trite and less powerful.
I thought Amanda was having the flashback, not Kara. We do tend to see things from Amanda's point of view more than anyone else's. I'm fairly sure Kara knew, she may even have known the whole time. The way she looked back just confirmed it for me.
I love that Victoria and Conrad think that the initiative is behind Kara's antics and the security cameras going out. If only they knew
Especially when that face is Wendy Crewson, who is one of my least favourite actors. Mostly because I don't think she can act. Everything she does is exactly the same, completely one note. The fact that that one note fits well for evil automoton ...
Hmm, I'm not sure about any Downton Abbey connection, intentional or otherwise, but I agree that perceptions about the money class has a lot to do with how this show works. The basic premise hinges on the idea that, if you have enough money, you can do anything. I'm thinking the Ashley business has more to do with just illustrating how being around all that money and power will almost inevitably turn your head to wanting more. At least that's how they were treating Ashley last season. This season, and esp. with Aiden's suspicions ... who knows.
The most perfect use of Ashley, though, was last night -- when Mason's comment about Daniel dating the help led to Victoria's comment about Emily being a juvy girl ... and we know where that led.
Other thoughts: Emily + Aiden = whatever, though at least they didn't drag out the inevitable. And at least they're not lying to each other, so that's something.
I agree that Mason being the one to come closest to the truth was fitting -- and I like that, even though he was close, he still didn't figure out the final piece of the puzzle until Emily basically told him. It is, after all, rather too preposterous to just guess at. (Though his juvy lesbian love affair angle was pretty .)
But Mason agreeing to plead guilty so he can get an amazing book out of it??!? This is a perfect example of "things that work in Revenge-land but are so completely removed from real life that they're just laughable." In the context of the plot, it's perfect. Just don't think about it. At. All. Like don't think about how the incredibly fastidious Mason will fare in jail ...
And don't get me started on how much I don't care about the evil rich brothers' revenge on the house of Porter ...
Jennifer Jason Leigh and Henry Czerny are the only two really great actors on this show. The rest of the cast members are just what a soap opera ordered. Whee!!! Adrienne Barbeau (from "Maude") is going to play Madeline Stowe's mother in the next episode. I guess Susan Lucci wasn't available.
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Those commercials made trying to fast forward through the commercials a real challenge!
Susan Lucci as Madeline Stowe's mother would have been the best casting decision ever.
I agree that Czerny is a step above everyone else. JJL should theoretically be but she hasn't impressed me in this. It might just be that I don't like the character at all. I never like those dazed-eyed sorts of characters.
Yeah, the getting Mason to plead guilty thing didn't make any sense, but who cares - great episode!!
OMG that would have been FABULOUS.
Also agree that Henry Czerny is the best actor on the show, and thanks to some really good dialogue I think, is getting better and better. His interactions with Victoria are delicious.
Hubby has started watching with me this season, and that was the moment when I had to explain to him that on this show, there are many moments like that, and we just have to go with it.
Also agree we need to keep Nolan and Emily platonic, plus I have to say the bit with Padma was like last week never happened, when he told her off at the wedding re going behind his back, and now he's all soppy puppy with her. And then previews of next week - did I see him kissing a man? We know that's a possibility for him, but then what's with Padma? They need to sort this out - Nolan is way to good a character and Gabrielle Mann is doing way too good a job with it to screw around like this.
Hubby's other big question is why on earth Nolan would be willing to give up control of his "life's work" just because he made a vague promise to her father. Seriously? Sure, he's trusting Aiden because he's Emily's friend, but just as hiring Padma to a very senior position with no background on her didn't make any sense, you'd think that Nolan would have CHECKED WITH EMILY before giving up control of his company, no? And is he not connecting the dots that at the very same time that Aiden is after this info, so was Padma? Are we dropping that SL?
And then there's the cheque. Considering it's potentially worth billions of dollars and the control of two major corporations, you'd think they'd at least put it in a protective envelope, no? But then we wouldn't have the visual, which sadly does seem to drive a lot of decisions by the writers on this show.
I did enjoy Emily's reveal to Mason though - rewound and watched it twice
I have to wonder if Emily has a specific endgame in mind for her revenge against Conrad and Victoria, or whether she just wants to hang around their world and stir things up in any old direction that will make them suffer.
Will she be vindicated if they end up dead? If they're imprisoned for life for crimes they did or didn't commit? If they publicly confess to or are exposed for framing David regardless of their own fate?
How was marrying Daniel supposed to achieve any of those goals?
^ Her gameplan seems to change as she goes along and uncovers new info. Obviously when she started down this road she had no idea about The Initiative. I doubt she's feeling any kind of sympathy toward Conrad and Victoria in the light of that relevation, but it does alter her strategies.
I wonder too at what point "justice" supercedes "revenge." Obviously the latter is name of the game (and the show), but would she be satisfied with clearing her father's name? But of course for that to happen the real villains have to be named ...
She told Takeda that marrying Daniel was her way in to the company. It would allow her to search for evidence clearing her father. Of course this was also when Takeda was questioning her ability to stick with her revenge plan and said she was too emotionally involved with Daniel.
All in all I kind of like that Emily seemingly drifts around her goals for revenge. It matches with Takeda's criticism of her ability to follow through. She is steely and determined and then seems to lose focus as she gets distracted by something else. Her contradiction makes her character a little more realistic to me because the ass-kicking never failing Emily would be too perfect for me to believe after a while.
ETA: I think it fits with her trying to figure out what she really wants in life. She either wants to be close to people or push them away and use them but she can't have both. I don't think she really knows yet even though she tries to act like she does.
Regarding Mason's willingness to go along with the plan, I will give the writers the benefit of the doubt and believe that Emily had a Plan B up her sleeve if Mason never agreed to the plan from the get go. Since Mason accepted her initial deal, Emily didn't have to go to the alternative route. I further believe that Emily will have a Plan B should Mason stop cooperating at some point in the future, especially if Emily takes longer to enact her revenge than Mason expects/hopes.
I also think that her plans waver because she is realizing that she is more human/kind than she realized. Her hatred of Conrad and Victoria was all she felt, initially. Then she met Daniel and more importantly her half sister Charlotte, and realized she was not the only victim. She did not expect to feel compassion. She has held Nolan at arms length, but clearly there is an unexpected bond there.
Yeah, that's why I was particularly impressed with her acting in the scene where she broke down and cried on Aiden's shoulder, after her mother's complex history/reality came to light. The way she cried seemed so anathema to her character. (Did I use anathema correctly? God, I need to read more...)
And I think for someone who was wronged as a child, by authority figures, you want revenge but at the same time it's terrifying to confront the wrongdoer/authority figure. So even though she's now an adult, she still sees the Graysons as authority figures. Crushing them would mean there are no more adults, and that's a scary proposition.
And she knows it, which is why she went back for further training.
Still though, even though the prospect of a blockbuster book/scoop of the century is appealing to a writer, the price is an undetermined time in prison. He's being convicted of murder, so he'll be placed with hardcore criminals, and he's a gay man, who likely will not fare well at all. You'd think he'd at least have shown some concern when she said he'd stay there as long as she saw fit, and countered with some more concrete idea of a timeframe.
The is not that Emily would offer Mason the deal ... but that Mason would accept.
Like I said earlier, it's the kind of thing that only makes sense in TVland/Revengeland, and only if you don't think about it at all and just go with it.
I still don't know what to make of Padma, and I really couldn't care less about Brothers Clueless, although I have to admit I have soft spot a mile whide for Michael Trucco, so adding that particular character might save that story line for me.
Yeah, makes no sense at all, even if he felt massive guilt that does seem extreme.
Michael Trucco is in the latest episode???
Why have I waited so long to catch up?? Off to go watch this immediately...
In the TV Guide magazine, there's some non-spoilery stuff from the Revenge producers:
Mike Kelley offers some encouraging news to fans who may feel as though they've been treading water waiting for Emily to resolve her mommy issues and get back to what she excelled at last season: plotting revenge against the Graysons for the death of her father. December 2nd will be the last episode aired before the winter hiatus. Kelley says we can expect one of Emily's "old school-style takedowns" and what we learn will help propel viewers through the winter hiatus.


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Foreign Minister Murray McCully was behind both moves to take an unequivocal position on the names.
He wanted to call it Burma in 2010, as a form of protest against the military regime that ruled the country for several decades and wanted to be called Myanmar.
Asked for the reason behind the change, Mr McCully told the Herald: "Because we thought they had done enough, to be blunt.
"If you look at the things the international community has asked them to address, they have made breathtakingly good progress in the last 12 months - political prisoners released, ethnic conflicts for the most part put into at least a truce."
Other changes included the first election in 2010, and byelections this year that saw democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi enter Parliament.
When Mr McCully hosted Burmese Foreign Minister Wunna Maung Lwin last month, his statement announcing the visit used both names.
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Monday will be joined on the women's staff by assistant coaches Kerry Lane, Quingyi Zheng, Rhan Sheffield, Sharifa Barksdale and head manager Cedric Walker. The men's staff is made up of head coach Robert Weir and assistant coaches Linda Lanker, John McDonnell, Boo Schexnayder, Harvey Glance and Ken Brauman.


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There are three to four frames of capped brood, lots of pollen and honey stores. My queen is alive and well. I have also noticed few, very few, foraging bees as compared to two weeks ago.
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The Mets discussed trading right-hander Mike Pelfrey for Street, but backed off, according to the New York Post.
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The free-agent market, meanwhile, is deep in closers – one of whom, Denver-area native Brad Lidge, would appeal to the Rockies if they traded Street.
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The Rockies have shown past interest in right-hander Jeremy Guthrie, who will get a raise from his 2011 salary of $5.75 million in his final year of arbitration. For the Orioles to move Guthrie, they likely would need to obtain another starter in the trade or find one somewhere else.
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Carl Ikeme was never going to throw the towel in on Wolves' bid to win promotion this season – but when he left his behind after the Crewe pitch invasion he was surprised to see it returned to Molineux the following week!
Like most goalkeepers, Ikeme has a towel which he puts in the goal to ensure he can keep his gloves dry at all times, but when running for the tunnel after the promotion-sealing success at Gresty Road last month, he left it behind!
Young Wolves fan Jack Dimmock took advantage to grab a prized memento of such a special occasion amid the scenes of celebration on the Crewe pitch.
But on the journey home, in discussions with Dad Bob, the two started to wonder whether it may be a lucky towel which had helped Ikeme enjoy such a successful season.
And so they got in touch with the club and goalkeeping coach Pat Mountain, and promptly returned the towel before the next fixture, at home to Rotherham.
Jack's honesty however was to earn him an extra special surprise a bit later, but first of all Dad Bob re-tells the story.
"At the final whistle Jack was running across the pitch to celebrate with the players and fans and noticed that Carl, in his haste, had left his blue towel hanging in the net," said Bob.
"He was so happy to have a memento of the occasion, and, on the journey home, he said he definitely wouldn't be letting his Mum wash it.
"Now Carl had been in tremendous form all season, and we suggested that he should let Wolves know he had the towel as some players are superstitious and that this might be a lucky charm.
"We agreed that we should contact Wolves and tell them Jack had the towel and that we would return it if he wanted it back.
"Pat replied to the e-mail praising Jack's honesty and asking if he could return it to reception so Carl could use it which we did before the home game with Rotherham."
That wasn't to be the end of the story however, as Mountain and Ikeme had been plotting to ensure 13-year-old Jack didn't go without a souvenir of Ikeme's – and Wolves' – memorable season.
"Having spoken to Carl we were so impressed that Jack had wanted to return the towel that we couldn't leave it like that," says Pat.
"So we decided to invite Jack in before the Carlisle game, when Carl could make sure he finished the season with a couple more souvenirs!"
Bob continues: "When Pat e-mailed again to say that when Carl finished the season Jack could have the towel back he was very happy!
"But we could never imagine what would actually happen.
"We arrived in reception at 1pm on the day of the Carlisle game and Pat came and took us and Jack's friend Bailee through to the kit room.
"He was so nervous and overwhelmed by everything.
"He met Aaron McCarey, Kevin McDonald and Leon Clarke and then the best bit was when he was taken down the tunnel and into the stadium where he met Carl and had a chat with him.
"Carl then presented the towel, along with some signed gloves, shorts and socks!
"I can't thank the club enough and especially Pat and Carl for what they did – Jack will certainly never forget this memorable day.
"What a way to end a magnificent season!"
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Don Kavanagh samples new beers to sort the sippers from the session-suppers.
It's been a beer-focused week for me, which makes a nice change from focusing on work.
It started with the arrival of a bottle of Epic's Hop Zombie, a beer that has its fans and its detractors. I've been ambivalent about some of Epic's beers, although two of Luke Nicholas' creations are among my favourite beers ever.
This year's Hop Zombie is a beauty. It is packed with hops, as you'd expect, but I wasn't prepared for the lovely malty sweetness that followed.
It's a double IPA and weighs in at 8.5 per cent alcohol, so it's not a session beer, but Nicholas has outdone himself with this one, even if one person I spoke to suggested the hops had the same cat's-pee tang as Marlborough sauvignon blanc.
He had a point, but despite that, this is a cracking beer. You'll need to be quick because it will sell like hot cakes.
The other major beer happening in the week was a trip to the opening of the revamped Monteith's Brewery in Greymouth.
I hadn't been to Greymouth in many years and when I was there last there was no such thing as the Monteith's range. There was a beer available in a purple-and-orange can and that was your lot.
These days, it's a much-changed proposition. The brewery looks fantastic, with a nice visitors' centre and a great bar. There were also new beers to try, which put the tin lid on the trip.
First, was apricot wheat beer. I do like wheat beer but not the bubblegum-and-banana flavour that dominates too many of them.
This one is different - it smells exactly like an apricot muesli bar, which may or may not endear it to you, depending on your opinion of "health" food. I liked it, but it wasn't something I'd seek out on a regular basis.
The IPA, however, is a different story. It's not, as someone suggested to me on the way back, the best beer in the world, but it is excellent and a brilliant addition to the Monteith's range.
Bright and hoppy, it has a real bite from the underlying green bullet hops, but it also has a lovely malt balance and a great mouthfeel. It's a beer that will get better as they make more of it and get the lovely floral hop aromas working.
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We would like to say a massive thank you to Michelle and the girls from Ezy Kids Parties... Our daughter was amazed by her Frozen themed party. Al the kids had a wonderful day and where entertained with lots of fun games, craft and prizes while us parents where able to relax and be stress free! Perfect day and happy daughter! thanks again and see you next year
A Huge Thank You!!!By Rebecca on 19/06/2013 9:03:56 AM
I want to thank the team at Ezy Parties for their swift reply to my emails and very fast postage of party goodies!! I will be back to order more for next party!!! Thank you so much :)
Awesome Lego PartyBy Danae on 17/06/2013 1:33:16 PM
Just wanted to say a huge thank you to you and to Tenille and Misty. The girls ran the party beautifully and the kids all really enjoyed the games. It was a lifesaver for me and I really appreciated the effort that you and the girls put in. My son had a great day, and I certainly wouldn't hesitate I recommending your business to friends and family. Thanks again & I look fo (...) Read more
Ezy Kids PartiesBy Nat on 28/05/2013 7:26:01 PM
Just wanted to say thank you for such amazing customer service yesterday with my multiple phone calls and quick delivery of all the party items. Australia post arrived at 7.30am the day after I ordered and the girls were so excited to open up the package before they went to school and see all the wonderful items they have for their parties. The items are all true to wha (...) Read more
Party suppliesBy Elaine on 9/04/2013 4:28:55 PM
I ordered some party banners, confetti things and door decorations for my sons birthday. Ezy Kids Parties were great and sent the products out the same day, and I received them the following morning... Very very impressed with speed of delivery and products are great too. Just as described.....


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