Thanks to Footlights Media, there’s a great ep of The Powers That Be available for viewing on Youtube – the season one finale ‘Charlerella.’ Click ‘Read the rest of this entry’ for parts two and three and don’t forget to get back to us with your comments!
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First impression. Kind of like his inarticulacy and mmm… n’ not speaking in full sentences.
Oh now I wanna see more of ‘The powers that be’!
I wanna know how it ends for Theodore and that Rosie Perez look-a-like (forgot her name)
Beautiful chapter. He’s so sweet to her. Love it!
Right on, Louise – the voice makes such a difference it’s kinda shocking. So used to his clipped, dainty Niles tones!
Also – the lovely guys at Footlights Media are promising to upload all 22 eps! Keep on eye on their twitter and Youtube channel.
Gone from Twitter, gone from YouTube! I wonder what happened?
There is another YouTube channel here though with most of the episodes (I think): http://www.youtube.com/user/PowersThatBeSeries
Amazing! Thanks for that link, Sim. Yeah, the Footlights seem to have vanished. Weird.
Yes weird. I was enjoying The Powers That Be. Thanks for the link Sim!
No worries
I’m trying, but after watching the first episode I just haven’t gotten into the show. I will keep watching for David’s sake, I’m sure it’ll grow on me. (Is that even an expression “grow on me”? Sounds more like a fungal infection.)
By the way, is some of the set the same that is used in The Nanny? That staircase looks familiar!