Its bl00dy typical - the PVR did not record right until the end ... or possibly it did.
Did anything happen after they all sat down to watch QEII's coronation at the end?
Thanks in advance.
p.s. if my wife had her way the recorder would be at the bottom of the garden pond right now :)
Don't worry jon - it ended with them all sat watching the Queen's coronation, you didn't miss a thing!
Very enjoyable and well-acted I thought.
Thanks - the PVR can breath a deep sigh of relief...
A little bit far fetched, but it was quite enjoyable wasn't it.
The way they zoomed in on his eyes, I was wondering if they were suggesting that the evil twin was the one who actually survived.
shareMe too! I've just watched it and I'm still wondering this
shareI remembered that ONLY he and the daughter knew of the promise to say goodbye if he leaves forever. He told Charlotte about it as he was leaving the daughter's room. He's not the evil twin.
I think the meaning of zooming in was simply that he too was coronated when it was unexpected, like what Charlotte told him about.
Random Thoughts: http://goo.gl/eXk3O
Oh dear. I hate it when a recording gets interrupted or fails. I live on a mountain, and sometimes the inclement weather affects our signal and therefore my (very important) SkyPlussing!
The camera zoomed into Matthew Rhys' eyes as his character watched the coronation. That's all you missed. So nothing really.
Would that be a Welsh mountain by any chance?
share*laughing* Jon. Yes, it would.
shareI appreciated the whimsical way that the story began with the delivery of the family's very first television set and ended with the Coronation being shown on the television set with the whole family watching. (And the advice of the lady's maid that "circumstances change things; Elizabeth was not born to be Queen, and neither was her father born to be King." John took her advice and became Johnny for good, and stays with the family; to be the father, husband, son, and brother that the family all needed.
It was also "amusing" when the sister and sister-in-law took possession of the television set and wondered aloud, to the delivery men, just exactly where (which room) was customary in which to place the unit; drawing room, morning room, library, etc. Of course, most homeowners had exactly one place for their television and didn't suffer from multi-room possibilities.
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