The Gilded Age Podcast | Season 2 Episode 1 | HBO
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- Опубликовано: 29 окт 2023
- Easter Sunday, 1886, and a new war is brewing in Gilded Age society. Are you ready to pick a side? Join out hosts, Alicia Malone and Tom Meyers, dissect Episode 201, “You Don’t Even Like Opera,” with our extraordinary guest, Lord Julian Fellowes.
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I’m so glad this wonderful podcast is back! A fun fact about opera singer Christina Nilsson: it is strongly believed that she was the template/inspiration for the character of Christine Daae in The Phantom of the Opera!
Love this show. I am so glad that Julian Fellows took an interest in our country at this period of time to bring us this magnificent ensemble of story telling, casting and all involved for our enjoyment.
I'm not a fan of american culture but Julian Fellows did such amazing work with very toxic topics that are needlessly controversial in USA, and of course HBO made the world look so vibrant! Great show, I wish it was more popular. It's definetly worth seeing this bit of dramatized history regardless of political leanings.
I wish the rich women's clothes were more historically accurate because often they take me out of it. otherwise 10/10 HBO should give it Euphoria levels of marketing budget, I dunno why they are sleeping on this show.
I wonder if we will find out that in Agnes past she had to take work, or very nearly had to take work after her father's death and her brother's financial recklessness. I feel that her reaction was so deep and personal. When she married Mr van Rhijn it was to save them (and their name) from what Marion was here subjecting them to.
yeah something was up, plus she's always right, so I wonder what historical context we're missing that she's viewing female emancipation and financial independence as a bad thing.
I agree. Her reaction, even for Agnes, seemed out of proportion to Marian's social infraction.
Eh..... I don't think so. In high society back then you didn't work. They were so rich they didn't have to. Marion working is a sign to some they might not be as rich as they seem. That's why Agnes was mad. They have enough money to support her and they don't understand why she would want to appear to be of a lower class just to earn her own money.
The Gilded Age is so impressive and played such an important part of American History. Thank you , I will enjoy.
Thank you HBO.
"This is how the wheels of Society turn" How true!
("Society" referring to the social life within the upper class of that era)
The lower rungs of society had their own similar rituals to facilitate the matchmaking.
So thrilled that this podcast continues to season 2!
Episode one was absolutely fantastic, thoroughly enjoyed it.
2nd cousin = the child of a first cousin. They are merely cousins in law. And Bridget served the men coffee. You also glaringly missed that Oscar spotted John AFTER he tried & failed to catch Gladys’ eye after church.
@LaReinaZorra
First cousins *to each other* share the same grandparent(s) (one, possibly, two of four people)
Second cousins *to each other* share the same great-grandparent(s) (one, possibly, two, of eight people)
Third cousins *to each other* share the same great-great-grandparent(s) ... (one, possibly two of sixteen, people)
[And so on ....] [I mention "one, possibly two" because some people have half-siblings]
It gets tricky when first cousins (Let's call them "#") have offspring.
The offspring (Let's call them "@") are the great-grandchildren of "X/Y" (i.e. the near-ancestors)
and are second cousins *to each other* (but not to their own parent's cousin)
The children of two first cousins ("#") are second cousins ("@") to each other. However.....
In the relationship between cousins:
The children of first-Cousins (#) (i.e. "@") are *First cousins, once removed* from the parent's(#) first cousin (#).
(The grandchildren of those first cousins(#) would be *First cousins twice removed*)
(The great-grandchildren of those first cousins (#) would be *First cousins thrice/ 3times removed )
The children of ("@") would be Second cousins once removed from each other and so on.
As the generations progress those cousins will also be great grandchildren, great-great-grandchildren of
the first group of cousins ("#") and so on going back to whomever the family tree is based upon)
of those ancestor(s). "X/Y"
The above leads to confusion. But in closed societies or in societies with a small population; it is necessary
to keep track to avoid inbreeding. Unfortunately for most royal families, the level of royalty and the need to
make alliances via marriage interferes with common sense regarding matches
Second cousins are the children of cousins. The child of a first cousin is a cousin once removed. Children of second cousins are third cousins and a cousin twice removed from the original cousin.
They are not related but have cousins in common. A cousin-in-law is someone who is married to your cousin.
@@here_we_go_again2571👏👏👏 excellent explanation
@@here_we_go_again2571
@LaReinaZorra clearly gets what a second cousin is. Her correction to the narrators is spot-on. I am curious about your feeling the need to explain hereditary branches of a family tree in such length, as it seems wholly unnecessary here.
I'm so in love with this show!
Great educational podcast. Helps put episodes in perspective 😊
Great podcast, but you missed the part where the McNeil lady recognised the servant as her father!
I feel so bad for him. I unfortunately think his son-in-law is about to cost him his job and make him move away
Tom and Alicia welcome back ❤
Cannot wait for the second episode!
same! I didn't think american downton abbey could be good, so glad I'm wrong.
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Has anybody thought of Ms Chamberlain's son making an appearance and Marian meeting him? Perhaps that will be her true match and not Larry. Although, I'd love Larry and Marian to end up together.
I don't think they'll end up together either. They are both so naive
Lord Fellowes .. not Lord Julian 😂😭
I have no reference to the second cousin debate, But second cousins are the children of first cousins.
I was so hoping episode 2 podcast had dropped after last week’s episode 2! Waiting anxiously!❤
As am I! It's always out right away. I wonder what's happened?
The Gilded Age S2 '23 Episode 202 Podcast
I love this podcast 💘 But why did the episode on youtube was a day late, it was already available on the google podcasts.
Great podcast! But episode 2 has been out for 4 days now! Where's episode 2?
I love the show and I love this podcast!
Depressing to see Robert Sean Leonard get old. First time I saw him was in Much Ado About Nothing. He might have been 20.
Robert Sean Leonard
@@etschmitz Oops. Thanks. Changing now.
Scarlet fever is strep throat, with the scarletina rash. People died because there were no antibiotics
I'm trying to not compare this to Downton or Bridgerton but it's really, really difficult
I wish you'd upload the 2nd episode podcast on RUclips
It's available on Apple Podcast but I am used to listening to it on YT lol
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5:19 Caroline’s father was William backhouse Astor. He was not her father in law! He was her real daddy.
Caroline Astor’s (the mother) father in law was Willam Backhouse Astor SR. That may be what they were referring to.
There are 2 Caroline Astors. I just watched the History channels documentary on the Astors from 1996. Its here on yt.
@@mangos2888 precisely
Love the show. I want more
I think Mrs. Blaine and Larry will have a scandalous entanglement
In the preview that's who you see kissing in bed. 💋😘 Mrs. Blaine and Larry
I wonder if/when we will learn about Marion’s Mother?
The podcast for season 2 episode 2 is at: The Gilded Age S2 '23 Episode 202 Podcast
i'm so excited! love Alicia!!!
Waiting for release dates for Australia
When and where?
Marian and Dashiell are not related by blood.
Not cousins. Not 2nd cousins
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The new money destroyed NYC . . . they tore down history in New York. We needed the old money to temper the new money. The historic buildings that have been destroyed in NYC via these movers and shakers is tragic.
Subtitles in English please
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Why is this scripted
Alicia Malone doesn’t really contribute much.
This is so badly done.
I agree. Some of their information is not accurate
Everything cannot be accurate... Remember it's fiction. Based on true life events and a way of life.