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‘Downton Abbey’ Season 2 Brings the War Home
With your permission dear, I'll take my fences one at a time.
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With your permission dear, I'll take my fences one at a time.
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I hate Greek drama... where everything happens off stage.
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We can't have him assassinated...I suppose.
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Why must every day involve a fight with an American?
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No Englishman would dream of dying in someone else's house. Especially someone they didn't even know.
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'Downton Abbey' Season 1 is far sharper than you remember.
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Joe on Sofia: "She brought so much joy into my life. So much love. So much hope when we had you. And then I lost her. We lost her."
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Daria has chosen to cook gnocchetti, half gnocchi, half pasta, which brings back memories for Joe of his late wife.
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Lara: Your wife is dead. She's gone, and I'm sorry for you. You can't stop living. You can't put every bad man behind bars, Joe, and even if we could, it won't bring her back.
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As Gennaro preps the fish, he explains its colors attract mates, and protect its nest from predators – distraction display, practiced by many species. Joe looks thoughtful and comments that humans do too. “Best bloody breakfast ever,” Joe adds.
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The Torta della Nonna may have been delicious, but now the restaurant may be in trouble. Things don’t look so idyllic anymore in 'A Taste for Murder.'
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The art of a great recipe is to make the familiar seem exceptional: to combine an egg with other flavors until it is time to reveal itself as the object of desire.