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@FotoKadr - that says it all, there are no boundries anymore.

I'm sad the story of Dr Bramwell has ended in a way, it was so very good youwant it to continue!

Poor Joe, he's not dashing or from the right social class, but he's ethical and intelligent - and ready to give Eleanor up when he realizes she won't be happy with him.

The Sargent makes me laugh! regarding the Boers "I don't talk to them, I just shoot them"

"you're so slippery, you twist everything!" Eleanor is right, Dr. O'Neil he is supremely adapt at defending his own interests above everyone else's!

What a cad! "let me do something" he says. He's done enough, I think.

fantastic series! Much appreciation for your kind uploading this season!

@mollymitch1 interesting! I'll have to look for that -

This is a beatifully acted film! Elizabeth Spriggs looks like an older version of Meryl Streep. She's such a terrific character actress.... and so loveable as Mrs. Jennings in Sense & Sensibility.

"Heaven has no rage like love to hatred turned, nor hell a fury like a woman scorned" Bette is destroying many lives in her thirst for revenge!

that shot of the ship and the full moon at 10:04 is poetic! such a contrast to the suffering of the sailors on board -

that's the Captain's problem, he's an opium addict. - laundanum is tincture of opium.

The captain needs to be committed!

Margaret Tyzack seems to be overacting the part of Bette a tad.

Sawyer may have been a hero once, but he's paranoid and losing his grip now. It's frightening how everyone was at the mercy of the captain, no matter how cruel or injust he was.

Philip Glenister is always a joy to watch. He nails his character every time.

love the pompadour hairdo on Prince Steinbock ..... it puts Elvis to shame!

Samuel West, young, handsome and playing his part with low keyed brilliance - as usual!

I like the whistle salute for the Captain!

Helen Mirren is stunning here as Valerie Marneffe! She's such a talented actress, and she seems to get better as she ages.

Jane has a Grecian profile, with a nose that is straight in profile with a slight concave tip. It was often considered the standard for beauty in the past. For example, Leonardo da Vinci's male and female figures often had Grecian features, and the Pre-Raphaelite painter Edward Burne-Jones used ...

Elizabeth is right, Henry loves without reservation, something Bertie is incapable of.

Thank you for another little lesson in wisdom from Affairs of the Heart!

"sausages, kidneys, eggs,bacon, mushrooms" (and liver) - the old fashioned English breakfast was formidable indeed!

@abernam that's true. Sad that Florence didn't get the recognition she deserved!

Planty came through in the end! A very satisfying ending to a very engrossing series. Thank you so much for posting the whole series! It's much appreciated.

Mary has character, she answered her father well.

That's a good death, I think. Glencora doesn't suffer much, and she has all her family and best friend gathered around her, saying goodby to each one.

"Mabel Grex may be very nice and tasty at the hors d'oeuvres stage, but she's not tender enough to make a good joint, and she's been far too long in the oven" What a droll analysis by Glencora of Mabel's worthiness to become her son's wife!

Leonie is a great lady - how unselfish is her love !

turned out for "sheer beastliness"!

Sounds from the reactions here, that going to Guatemala then was the equivilent of going to Timbuktu today.

I like the way the father grabs Lopez's neck and pushes him out the door!

The traditional fee for betrayal is 30 pieces of silver! Lopez as the Judas.

First Lopez blames the Duchess, then his wife, Emily! I think Emily is starting to get the picture about her husband. As the Duchess says,"the man is a blackguard".

Andrews and Irons were together again in Brideshead Revisited.

Laura should not be blaming Finn - "you've killed me at last". After all, Finn asked her to marry him, but she refused, because he didn't have money.

"Are you hungry?" (mimicking eating her fingers) "oh stop it, you look like a cannibal !"

Adelaide and Gerard make an odd and comical couple!

Finn has hope: two women who love him unconditionally, and both have money to help him to win the trial!

@steffsstuff Thank you!

Palliser is apologizing? about time.

"we owe it to the public to let them know what's at the bottom of all this.... they pay our wages, you know." well said! If government officials had followed this maxim and punished the crooked bankers in 2008, we may have averted the economic crisis we're in now.

The men sport very flamboyant facial hair styles in this film! Here the Scotland Yard detective has part of his moustache sticking straight out like 2 pieces of straw at 2:23-

Laura or Carla screams at her "deaf" mother, but the mother puts her hands over her ears she's so loud!

"is them facts correct?" "whether them jewels is heirlooms" "we respects the Cloth" ... strange English grammar from the policeman!

I wonder what's in those "powders" ?

Lord Fawn is sporting some wild mutton chops! Talk about unattractive facial hair styles, this takes the cake.