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“The series is grand to watch and, because of COVID, was able to cast the creme de la creme of Broadway talent. It was, however, a surprise to catch an obvious historical inaccuracy in the first episode. After the Russell’s disastrous party, Mr. Russell notes that the peasantry, who were to be given the lavish food that went uneaten, wouldn’t know what to make of the lobster salad. Indeed they would be will acquainted with that item. Before WW1 lobster was considered good only for the poor, incarcerated and fertilizer.
Lobster would have never beer found on a rich man’s table. Such a surprising slip up from the likes of Julian Fellowes.”
mamaofuni via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
02/01/22
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“Scripted and practiced dialogue makes me cringe. The jokes and remarks are corny and just plain bad. Just a horrible podcast. Fire these two!!”
Caroldcamp via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
03/10/22
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“You can’t even listen to a podcast about a TV show without a coastal elitist insulting Trump . . .
smdh.”
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02/09/22
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“As with the show, I am enjoying the podcast tremendously. A comment. Over the last two years I have watched countless hours of British based television. I find there is the odd phrase used in the Gilded Age that is decidedly British, not American. Perhaps I’m incorrect, but I wonder if others...”Read full review »
RCB456 via Apple Podcasts ·
Canada ·
03/18/22
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