Please create a follow-on series to "Road to Avonlea." Am from the northwestern US and didn't even know that "Road to Avonlea" existed until about 10 months ago. I discovered it while conducting online research about the "Anne of Green Gables" franchise, which I learned of in the mid-1990s and abs...
My god Felicity was just a plain selfish, self-entitled brat. Gus is just amazing putting up with her And Arthur just has always come off as a creepy, sinister undertaker to me. The vibe I got from him as that he’d turn out a obsessive, abusive tyrant to whoever he married. Basically a worse vers...
You said that the character of Andrew King was not in Montgomery literature. I always assumed he was Beverley from The Story Girl books just with a different name. The name change would make sense because Beverley is now a girl's name.
Hollyweird I should say. I can say, I'm a Cali native. I don't know much about what the actor did beyond this show, other than he made a film about Falun Gong, that I want to see. I did Falun Gong, and long story, but I was manipulated into discontinuing it by a political group when I was living i...
I liked this episode also. The inconsistencies with the stories of her romantic past I don't see as being very significant. I still just love the character, all the characters, and overall liked this. I like that she returns to England, even if for just a while. It was sweet. Nostalgic. And I ...
I liked Rachael's 'transformation'. I think it was really endearing her renewed interest in embracing life and not fretting about everything or gossiping.
I do agree that they lost some good things about Gus after he first entered the series. I don't think he should have kept smoking, as was mentioned elsewhere lol, but what happened to the fiddle?? It was one of the most defining things about him. Something so romantic and magical about it. I don'...
I object to the 'wimpy' analysis. Even though I do love the character of Gus. Peter is not wimpy, he's just sweet, and he is separated from his mother and people are nasty to him. How should he act under such circumstances? Let's not confuse sweetness or sensitivity with wimpiness. After all, G...
Felicity was so awful to Gus, here and in 'High Society' when she looks down her nose at him as a 'commoner'. Poor Gus (who is more desirable than any other male) just stays true to her through it all, and his tearing up when he keeps trying to get her to commit to him (after all it was Felicity th...
She starts out quite critical, but it's always clear she has good intentions, and frankly, I find Eliza adorable. I would love to have an Aunt Eliza. She's also very elderly, but very spry! lol She is a wealth of knowledge and about natural remedies, which I love. She helps out with the children...
Though humourous, I have to disagree. A few things. One, yes, the hair etc was a bit silly. But you have to reason that one, he was blind and was not looking after his appearance. Two, he was meant to be in SC, much hotter than Canada, and a tan would have been likely. Three, I believe the actor...
Honestly, this take is absurd. Gus never cheated. Nor even came close. No one did. It was simply a matter of the writers originally having a different story line, and then deciding to change it, (thank goodness!) and therefore, having it come out a bit confused. Charlotte Aims was married to so...
I never liked the Stewart character even when I was a little kid and watched it. I thought I don’t see someone like felicity being with a guy like that because both of them don’t seem compatible. Also I think she would think he was too old for her. Just like when Sarah was fascinated with Zac Morgan...
I thought this series finale was very satisfying. It's hard to find a series that ends on such a nice note. Now it seems less satisfying when I think about Happy Christmas, Miss King. But maybe I'll change my mind when I rewatch HCMK.
The age gap between Felicity and Stuart kind of creeps me out. He's definitely old enough to be her father lol. I guess this was probably normal back then (but still creepy tho). I didn't think it was weird for Seth to get remarried so quick. Really, waiting a year to do so seems odd when you think ...
My favorite episode!! I just rewatched it and loved it as much as the first time. Jackie really shines in this episode and it really solidified Hetty as my favorite character.
I kind of understand where Sarah is coming from. But, I don’t think the series is childish. I guess she would’ve preferred something like Netflix’s Anne with an E, which I like but it became unrealistic in updating the book for modern audiences. Emily of New Moon also comes to mind. It dealt with a ...
I wished season 7 would've spent more time on the orphan Dean siblings and watching them emerge out of dreadful circumstances. Their refuge in Old Lady Lloyd's abandoned home reminds us that there was a fragile safety net for children at that time. Families could be struck down by disease in an in...
As much as I like Sarah, I hate how much she criticizes the show. I still think "Moving On" is a rather good episode and important Sara's development as a character. On the other hand, I'm not a fan of Sara's "love interest" in season five so I can't be objective about that. Call him creepy all you ...
Harmony Cramp as Cecily was my favourite actor on "Road To Avonlea." Harmony's portrayal of Cecily was faithful to the mild mannered, sweet tempered Cecily King depicted in L.M. Montgomery's "The Story Girl" and "The Golden Road." When the series deviated so much from the stories, it was refreshing ...
Hi Mahsa, it's because the episode page vote on this page is my own personal grade. The Power rankings grade is the combined community grade for this episode (based on the star rating at the top of each episode page). In hindsight, the community was probably right in many cases. All That Glitters...
I actually liked the episode with the lesson of how Sara could use her inheritance by being a patron of the arts. The best part was when Robby Benson portrayed a goofy Sherlock Holmes type and called himself Reichenbach. (Reichenbach Falls is where Sherlock Holmes died in the Sir Arthur Conan Doyle ...
Ok I’m a wreck. Gus’s speech about never seeing Felicity’s face again reminds me of my husband. I burst into tears! Such a beautifully written episode. Gus and Felicity have grown as characters and actors. Bravo!
I love this episode! The writing harkens back to the first three seasons. It all focused on an elderly girl and the story about dementia is very true to life. Choked up at the end
Gus is just amazing putting up with her
And Arthur just has always come off as a creepy, sinister undertaker to me. The vibe I got from him as that he’d turn out a obsessive, abusive tyrant to whoever he married. Basically a worse vers...