The other day I watched 'He knew he was right' and I liked it, but maybe I am too used to complete happy endings and in that, this one kind of fails... don't want to give too much info, because you should watch it, at least once.

However, I’m going to tell you a tiny, tiny bit about the main story: Louis and Emily Trevelyan are a nice married couple until jealousy and doubt take control of Louis’ life destroying their happiness… After watching it, I still don’t like the title too much. I understand that’s the name Anthony Trollope gave to his novel (that I haven’t read, so maybe there is the missing point I don’t see) but I still think another title would have worked better… don’t know why… I have never had a problem with titles, don’t know what happened this time.  

One of the reasons I bought it was because Laura Fraser and David Tennant were on it and because I was curious about it. My next targets are Daniel Deronda and The Way We Live Now.

What I like the most in ‘He knew he was right’ are the several tiny stories that are told at the same time than the main one and that are even better than this one, but because they aren't the important ones, they don't get too much screen time, a real pity. Just a curiosity: Toby Stephens' wife has a small part in one of those tiny stories. But the miniseries has also discovered me a couple of actors I may have to check out: Raymond Coulthard and Matthew Goode.

This brings me to what I actually wanted to say: I think it happens to me every single time I watch a costume drama... and that is that I come back to re-watch those dramas and series I like so much… like Wives & Daughters that takes me to watch Foyle’s War later.

I like everything about Wives and Daughters: the cast, almost all characters, the story, practically all the actors/actresses, the music… I love it so much that sometimes I forget that the first time I watched it I missed, as some other fans of this BBC costume drama, the kiss between Roger and Molly. However, I love the scene in the rain so much!!!  

I bought W&D because I watched the first episodes of Foyle’s War, that I bought because Michael Kitchen was on it and in both of them is Anthony Howell.

I think someday I will have to talk about how my mind works about actors and movies and series and all that, but not today.

Foyle’s War is really good, love the characters, love the story… I find really interesting and really unattended the story of Sgt. Milner. I mean that man suffered a tragedy and there isn’t enough screen time about how he deals with things and what is wrong with that awful wife of him. I would love if they had explored it more. I understand that Foyle is the main character but come on, it would be nice if they give us a little more… We always have fics but there are only a couple or three fics about him. I need more Milner so I now I have some fic ideas in my head that I don’t know if I’ll manage to write or not. *sigh*

I really miss Foyle’s War right now. I visited the main forum for the series because series 4 was supposed to be aired in November, but instead, I discovered that until early 2006 nothing!! To make it worse, this season only has 2 episodes instead of 4, so it’s too little, too late!! :S

After the bad news I also read good news and they are that I may still have a chance to see Anthony Howell in Agatha Christie’s ‘And then there was none’.