Sunday, May 17, 2020

Samantha 42


This screen shot is from an episode of the Foyle's War TV series, showing Sam Stewart coming out of her house.
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  1. Tom4:39 AM

    ...I always enjoyed Foyle's War, now our local PBS is showing Father Brown, I like this one too.

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    1. Divers and Sundry7:30 AM

      I liked Foyle's War better in its earlier seasons during the war. I do like this actress!

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  2. My name is Erika.5:19 AM

    Good find!

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  3. Let's Art Journal8:12 AM

    Fabulous! I'm always amazed how you spot those 42s - perfect 😁. Happy Sunday! Hugs, Jo x

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  4. R's Rue8:16 AM

    Yay.

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  5. CJ Kennedy10:45 AM

    Great 42.And it reminds me of a song from the 1950s called The Green Door

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    1. Divers and Sundry1:29 PM

      Unfamiliar with the song. Googling. "Don't know what they're doing, but they laugh a lot behind the green door." Oho!

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  6. Anonymous12:08 PM

    They're everywhere! They're everywhere!
    --A Pal

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    1. Divers and Sundry1:30 PM

      We can hope so ;) I dread running out lol

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  7. Bleubeard and Elizabeth9:27 PM

    Gosh I miss Foyle's War. Honeycomb Weeks was the perfect person to play Sam. It's wonderful that you found that specific screenshot. Now if only PBS would bring the series back, but sadly, that won't ever happen.

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    1. Divers and Sundry7:04 AM

      We look for Weeks in other things, but we think she needs a regular part in another series :) We picked up the first 4 seasons on DVD used ages ago don't care for the later seasons as well. We like the war-time police Foyle better than the post-war plots.

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  8. Rita10:18 PM

    Aha! Another 42 spotted! :)

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  9. Valerie-Jael11:06 PM

    I've never seen this before. Okay I've never seen most things! Have a great week, Valerie

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    1. Divers and Sundry7:05 AM

      Michael Kitchen is wonderful, and the WW2-era police plots are interesting. It's on Amazon Prime if you have access to that. It's worth a try.

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  10. Jeanie7:33 AM

    I LOVE Foyle's War. I have it on DVD from my PBS days. The fellow who wrote Magpie Murders, Anthony Horowitz, was its creator (and Midsomer Murders, too) and I've always really liked his mind. Plus, it's a fascinating view of England during the war and one we don't always see.

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    1. Divers and Sundry8:51 AM

      Perfectly cast, too :) I'm not familiar with Magpie Murders. I'll have to look for it, thanks :)

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  11. Patio Postcards6:11 PM

    We like Foyle's War ... perfect photo of Sam with the perfect number.

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    1. Divers and Sundry6:49 AM

      I loved that her house # was a 42 :)

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