Period Drama Queens Jenny May & Milly Day

In this episode we explore the 1992 Merchant Ivory adaptation of E.M. Forster's, 'Howards End'.

We'll ask (and attempt to answer) hard-hitting questions like: who exactly is the eponymous 'Howard'? Does Helena Bonham Carter have acting range? Which of the unromantic romances is the least unromantic and Is Vanessa Redgrave actually in love with a house?

This season we're taking a turn about the nineties: period dramas in the era of jelly shoes and frosted tips. In Episode 4 we tackle the iconic 1995 BBC mini series, Pride and Prejudice. We speculate on Charlotte Lucas's sexuality, debate Lydia's fate, and dissect the appeal of men in wet linen shirts. As usual Milly has prepped delectable trivia treats and Jenny's serves tea on her ill-fated attempts to woo men with Austen novels.

This season we're taking a turn about the nineties: period dramas in the era of capri pants and youth rebellion. In Episode 3 we’re taking a deep dive into Gillian Armstrong’s 1994 classic, Little Women. We’re talking seductive oranges, cheeky pranksters, queer icons, and spilling the tea of some of our own darkest moments of sibling rivalry.

This season we're taking a turn about the nineties: period dramas in the era of crop tops and girl power. In Episode 2 we're back to discuss Ang Lee's 1995 Sense and Sensibility. Listen to find out how this film nearly destroyed Milly and Jen's friendship, what cast drama was unfolding behind the scenes, and why Mrs Jennings and Margaret are the true stars of the film.  

This season we're taking a turn about the nineties: period dramas in the era of crop tops and girl power. In Episode 1 we discuss Douglas McGrath's 1996 Emma. Join us as we act like a couple of Miss Bates's and gab about Highbury's hottest goss: from Ewan McGregor's unforgivable wig and unmemorable performance, to Emma and Knightly’s semi-incestuous, chemistry-less romance.