A costume from an obscure series! This is a new one for me – it’s called She Wolf of London, and it was apparently pretty short lived.
Speaking of short lived – I know I mentioned that Renegade Nell didn’t get renewed, but we also found that My Lady Jane also did not get renewed. What’s with these series not getting a second season? It seems almost intentional at this point. If you want to make a miniseries, make a miniseries…I like and welcome a good miniseries! It’s, in my opinion, the ideal format. Someday…someday when I win the lottery and own my own production company…grumble, grumble, grumble.
I realized just today that July was this website’s 15th anniversary. Something that completely passed by my notice, because I was buried at work. But that’s cool though! It’s been a lot of work. And not just for me, but for my contributors who have been incredible and amazing and eagle eyed. I could not have done it without all of your contributions, your support, your kind emails and messages, your follows, your re-blogs, etc. I really appreciate each and every one of you from the bottom of my heart.
But back to reused costumes. Two super cool reused costumes this week, with a total of five sightings. Please enjoy them, keep sending in your finds, and keep coming back each week for more!
A costume from an obscure series! This is a new one for me – it’s called She Wolf of London, and it was apparently pretty short lived.
Speaking of short lived – I know I mentioned that Renegade Nell didn’t get renewed, but we also found that My Lady Jane also did not get renewed. What’s with these series not getting a second season? It seems almost intentional at this point. If you want to make a miniseries, make a miniseries…I like and welcome a good miniseries! It’s, in my opinion, the ideal format. Someday…someday when I win the lottery and own my own production company…grumble, grumble, grumble.
I realized just today that July was this website’s 15th anniversary. Something that completely passed by my notice, because I was buried at work. But that’s cool though! It’s been a lot of work. And not just for me, but for my contributors who have been incredible and amazing and eagle eyed. I could not have done it without all of your contributions, your support, your kind emails and messages, your follows, your re-blogs, etc. I really appreciate each and every one of you from the bottom of my heart.
But back to reused costumes. Two super cool reused costumes this week, with a total of five sightings. Please enjoy them, keep sending in your finds, and keep coming back each week for more!
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