7 thoughts on “WCW: Kate Mulgrew

  1. I remember watching the Mannions of America because a) Agnes Nixon based it on her family history supposedly, b) Kate Mulgrew was the original Mary Ryan on Ryan’s Hope, one of my favorite soaps, and c) it introduced the world to Pierce Brosnan. It’s not great, but my standards were low in high school.

    1. Pierce Brosnan makes his fans watch strange, strange things – including DIE ANOTHER DAY – so I don’t feel you have anything to apologise for.

      Mr Brosnan, on the other hand, really ought to learn to use his powers for Good! (Or at least ‘above average’).

  2. The bonnet she wears as Elizabeth Ann Seton was part of the habit of the American Sisters of Charity which she founded. It was based on her clothing as a widow in the early 19th century. I remember as a child always being interested that the Sisters of Charity had such a different habit from the more traditional veil and wimple (based on medieval female clothing)

  3. The only people surprised to see STAR TREK actors in Frock Flicks are those fans too casual to recognise the Franchise’s abiding love of frocking up it’s main credits cast in every series.

    There was, in fact, something of a running joke on the long running Tor.com STAR TREK review series about it being a statutory requirement that a STAR TREK main cast member absolutely must look fetching in Period costume.

    Also, as a sometime fan of VOYAGER some of those looks on the younger Ms Mulgrew are inducing the same confused admiration I felt when DOCTOR WHO suddenly started looking like the lovely Jodie Whittaker (“But it’s CAPTAIN JANEWAY, what the heck am I thinking, how can I be so disrespectful, what even is this?!? OH LORDY, Bounty Hunter Mulgrew…”).

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