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I don't think so, he must have known Caroline was her mother, but not the identity of the father. They are keeping it from him at present as he might see it as another loss and they think he's lost enough..
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Some time ago I watched what turned out to be the pilot episode.
It had me hooked. Never watched the likes of Dallas or Dynasty or Australian soaps. This for me is really good with so many twists & turns. I do hope the BBC take up series 4. |
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You must be the only person other than me who knows much about Les Baxter!
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I'll listen to all eras of music. It just has to have a decent tune and be played or sung well.
I even like The Bowell Sisters, from the thirties. No end of videos on YouTube. They still have a wide appeal. This recording is 86 years old, way ahead of their time.. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8TEEvoyXFPs Looking forward to series three. Hope they have more original recordings. |
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Perhaps she went to the city & bought some of them?
I'm talking about the days after she first arrived. |
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You mean in one of the high fashion shops in Inverness?
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No, the "city" that they often mention, where they often go for shopping or a break - Sydney (I presume).
She always appeared to be consistently overdressed amongst all the heat, flies and dust of the location. |
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I keep getting Les Baxter confused with one of Lana Turner's husbands, Lex Barker
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That happens a lot! One had his own band, the other his own loin cloth. LOL. There was a time when many people would say Diana Dors instead of Doris Day. There are names that just get easily mixed up!
The actress Diana Durbin of theforties Diana Decker, same era as Diana Dors and Doris Day.. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kyvn0ivZrjI |
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Dear, dear George ..... Even as his life slips away from a gunshot wound he still looks immaculate laying on the sun baked Australian ground.
![]() ![]() I reckon Olivia will rue the day she takes on that maid. Methinks she is baby Georgies real mum!!
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Dear, dear George ..... Even as his life slips away from a gunshot wound he still looks immaculate laying on the sun baked Australian ground.
![]() ![]() I reckon Olivia will rue the day she takes on that maid. Methinks she is baby Georgie's real mum!! ![]() But he will of course be saved "in the nick of time." I can hear the cavalry's bugles as I type, (I've not got round to watching this yet!) |
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Dear, dear George ..... Even as his life slips away from a gunshot wound he still looks immaculate laying on the sun baked Australian ground.
![]() ![]() I reckon Olivia will rue the day she takes on that maid. Methinks she is baby Georgies real mum!! ![]() |
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My thoughts too, obviously set up by Andrew Swanson.
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My thoughts too, obviously set up by Andrew Swanson.
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Dear, dear George ..... Even as his life slips away from a gunshot wound he still looks immaculate laying on the sun baked Australian ground.
![]() ![]() I reckon Olivia will rue the day she takes on that maid. Methinks she is baby Georgies real mum!! ![]() |
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I reckon Olivia will rue the day she takes on that maid. Methinks she is baby Georgies real mum!!
![]() I had exactly the same thought. |
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Dear, dear George ..... Even as his life slips away from a gunshot wound he still looks immaculate laying on the sun baked Australian ground.
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My thoughts too, obviously set up by Andrew Swanson.
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is there going to be a series 4?.... does anyone know?..
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He has to keep up the dress code standards set by Regina.
But he will of course be saved "in the nick of time." I can hear the cavalry's bugles as I type, (I've not got round to watching this yet!) |
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Dear, dear George ..... Even as his life slips away from a gunshot wound he still looks immaculate laying on the sun baked Australian ground.
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I don't expect many will agree with me over this.
At the conclusion of series two, there were many loose ends and like others I was looking forward to another series, if only to see some resolutions.. But now I find it's turning into just another soap, which will drag on during series three with nothing resolved, before it reaches a conclusion at the end of series four. I still enjoy some of it, but other parts seem a bit laboured, which has me reaching for the remote, to fast-forward my recording a minute or so several times. |
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They started shooting S4 this month.
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They started shooting S4 this month.
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Let's just hope BBC have the rights to it and we will get to see it in due course. I would hate to be left in the lurch at the end of series 3.
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If the BBC, as they did, buy series 1 to 2 and now 3, they would have negotiated the option of taking series 4. It's just basic common business sense.
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