Anonymous wrote:The discrimination against Irish Catholics would shock everyone. Most people are unaware. I'm neither Irish nor Catholic but was stunned by what I learned. It wasn't that long ago that they were denied admittance to most universities.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Why the hell isnt this on xfinity on demand? I have cable but can't watch it when it airs.
You can watch via the PBS app - episodes are available for the 1 week after they air. Many of the apps give you access once you log in with your cable provider's login.
What I don't like about the story line with the 2 gay guys is I have a hard time believing others would be so accepting, if they're aware. Maybe I'm wrong, but I don't think during that time in England they were so nice to gays. And if you look up the history of those 2 characters, there's no basis to that story line. I like it when historical fiction tries to be a bit more accurate.
Anonymous wrote:I just finished the season last night. Anyone else?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I hated their dishonest treatment of the Irish potato famine. Victoria did very little. England did very little.
Oh really? That is sad to hear in real life she didn't do much. Did she do anything? Two episodes later it says England did pass something, but by then probably too late.
Anonymous wrote:I hated their dishonest treatment of the Irish potato famine. Victoria did very little. England did very little.
Anonymous wrote:Why the hell isnt this on xfinity on demand? I have cable but can't watch it when it airs.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I don't like albert at all. He is so creepy looking and his voice grates on me. Vicotira was also very very homely in real life.
I loooooooovvvvve Albert. I find him incredibly sexy. Sadly, I think you're right about the real Victoria. I Googled her as a young woman, and she was sort of pretty, but that didn't last. The actress playing her (Jenna Coleman) is gorgeous.
Anonymous wrote:I don't like albert at all. He is so creepy looking and his voice grates on me. Vicotira was also very very homely in real life.