Today marks the end of an epic journey. It started with the release of Sanditon season one by ITV in the UK and became a canceled show before it hit the shores of the USA. Beloved by fans, they campaigned to bring it back. Eventually, it was picked up byContinue Reading
I think the most shocking storyline in season three of Sanditon is the character arc of Edward Denham. Threatened by his aunt, hosed at Dr. Fuchs’s direction, and the rigorous chores assigned along with spiritual guidance by Reverend Hankins were the means to reform Edward of his misguided ways. NoContinue Reading
As a gentle reminder, let us think back one year ago to October 21, 2021, where suddenly PBS Masterpiece and BritBoxUK broke their silence, and we heard news about Season 2 of Sanditon. We were treated with an air date and “first look” pictures to whet our appetites. Is itContinue Reading
An interesting article came out today from CNN Style about Regency romance being popular 200 years after Jane Austen. The writer equates both period dramas and historical romance books set in the Regency era as being sought by women as history and fantasy to fulfill our romantic longings. It isContinue Reading
No comments necessary, except thanks to talented fans! #BLH #BurningLavaHot https://t.co/CreX9L7365 pic.twitter.com/QVtkAqPVet — Livie✌ (@Livie81) July 29, 2022Continue Reading
Okay, let’s be honest. There is a big difference between public television, where the members pay to support the shows, and stations like ITV, where advertisements from paying vendors help pay the bills. As the first episode of season two aired today, July 22, 2022, on ITV, small scenes wereContinue Reading
If you have watched season two of Sanditon and fallen in love, you are definitely not alone. The last episode aired on PBS Passport for paying members on April 17, 2022, and aired for the general public on Masterpiece PBS on April 24, 2022. Since that time, it has continuedContinue Reading
I had thought about doing individual posts about these young men, but it made more sense to put them on the same page side-by-side because they are at the opposite ends of the spectrum. Justin Young created two vastly different characters who arrived in Sanditon as love interests. Here areContinue Reading
Analyzing characters can be fun but challenging. When I think of Alexander Colbourne in season two of Sanditon, my initial reaction is, “it’s complicated.” There are multiple layers to examine, based on the information we have received from the screenplay. We do not have a novel written to dissect everyContinue Reading
Let’s face it, there’s more than one trunk of baggage to unpack in episode six of Sanditon season two. Like you, I watched their last interaction together, and said out loud, “what the heck just happened?” From the time stamp on the streaming episode on PBS Passport of 47.30 whenContinue Reading
It’s time to pick up our crayons (or colored pencils, if you prefer) and fill in the blanks with what we know or have perceived thus far about Colonel Lennox in Sanditon Season 2. Arriving in his handsome red and yellow uniform, draped with medals for his heroism at Waterloo,Continue Reading
We have had three episodes to view our new characters – Colbourne, Lennox, Augusta, Leonora, and Lockhart. I gave my initial impression about them already. Based on what we know so far, I feel compelled to focus on a few of the characters and throw in some speculation just forContinue Reading
Colonel Lennox – We get more screen time in Episode 1 with Lennox than any other. Naturally, initial impressions are he’s a formidable male specimen dressed in his redcoat and military regalia. He’s well-spoken, has chisel features, clean-shaven (just how I like them), and carries an obvious presence that makesContinue Reading
Without dropping too many hints for those who have not seen it, here are my gut feelings about the characters both old and new. Charlotte Heywood – My initial impression is Charlotte is broken, grief-stricken, and deeply hurt from her experience with Sidney. Her facial expressions through the first episodeContinue Reading
When I wrote my post about the dark side of fandom months ago, I wrote that I would move on and forget about the disgruntled fans. Today I’ve reached my tolerance level and the dam of my discontent is about to be unleashed. Twitter is a great place to connectContinue Reading
As you can see front and center on the home page is the new trailer that BritBoxUK released to the fandom of Sanditon. Good gracious! What stir it caused on social media! I instantly gasped – yes, I gasped, watching even more new scenes that we haven’t seen before. ItContinue Reading
Stop, in the name of Sanditon! If you don’t want to know what’s coming your way, close this website page and move on. Otherwise, if you dare to read, below are the snippets of each episode as posted by IMDb and a short analysis from my perspective. via GIPHY YouContinue Reading
Twitter broke again this week with Entertainment Weekly posting an “exclusive” thirty-second trailer. We all thought it would be a long one, like season one’s two-minute preview. Alas, we were given another thirty seconds to add to our viewing. It’s time to dissect every second, for a second time! ReleasedContinue Reading
When the Sanditon teaser trailer, consisting of 30 seconds was released, we all screamed with joy. I think I’ve watched it a million times already. Until we get the longer trailer, it’s all we have to sustain us until we wait for more scenes from the upcoming Season 2 ofContinue Reading
As of today, it’s 55 days until Sanditon Season 2 is released on PBS Masterpiece. Let’s take a look at the clues about the journey for some of our female characters both new and returning. Rose Williams, as Charlotte Heywood, is our heroine of the story. In a recent podcastContinue Reading
Yesterday, on January 20, 2022, it was a full day of Sanditon overload from the short teaser trailer from PBS Masterpiece being released, to the tweets on Twitter about the questions to the producers and cast at the Television Critics Association 2022 Winter Press Tour. Thanks to a few individualsContinue Reading
Pictures have been released, and short snippets of personality qualities and backgrounds have been hinted at. We have a group of new men on the scene of Sanditon, which as far as I am concerned, will fill the gap of Theo James’ departure very well. I’m sure most of usContinue Reading
Years ago, I was sucked into the dark side of fandom, not by choice. I enjoyed Andrew Lloyd Weber’s “Phantom of the Opera” immensely, and started to visit fan forums, websites, and even started my own blog (this sounds familiar) to support the show and a podcast about it. IContinue Reading