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The Unpleasantness at the Bellona Club"I'm investigating when a man died of natural causes," states aristocratic sleuth Lord Peter Wimsey, "but it's beginning to look more interesting everyday." So it is in this impeccably mounted 1972 BBC miniseries, which would make Dorothy L. Sayers's peerless literary creation proud. Ian Carmichael stars in his signature role as the stylish, cultured, and erudite Wimsey, whose investigation into the death of General Fentiman is as irresistible as "poking sticks into a peaceful and mysterious-looking pond to see what was on the bottom." As the very British title suggests, this is not a crime thriller to set the pulse racing (the discovery of Fentiman's body is referred to as "something rather unpleasant"). But as the mystery unfolds over the course of 180 minutes, it is as captivating as a good late-night read. --Donald Liebenson The Nine TailorsIan Carmichael stars in his signature role as the future aristocratic detective, who, as a young soldier en route to the battlefield, becomes embroiled in "a very distressing story." Someone has stolen "a king's ransom" in uninsured emeralds from the estate of Sir Charles (Desmond Llewelyn, better known to James Bond fans as "Q") on the night of his son's wedding. No mystery here: In this case, the butler really did do it. But that's only the beginning in a puzzler that will span 20 years, when Wimsey inadvertently returns to the scene of the crime and steps into some "damn bad business" involving a recently discovered mutilated body. He discovers at the bottom of a well and in a church tower baffling clues that harken back to that fateful robbery and the still-missing jewels. The nine tailors, by the way, refers to nine church bells and the arcane tradition of change ringing. This entry in the Wimsey series offers the usual pleasures of splendid acting, colorful characters, and intriguing story. We also get to see how Bunter became Wimsey's faithful manservant. Suffice to say, The Nine Tailors will really ring your bell. --Donald Liebenson Murder Must Advertise"There is something going on in the organization that is very undesirable and might lead to serious consequences," reads a note that the ill-fated Victor Dean wrote to his superior just before he took a fatal fall down the metal staircase at Pym's Publicity Ltd. These darned suspicious circumstances lead Pym to hire Lord Peter Wimsey to determine whether Dean's death was an accident or murder or eh, what? Ian Carmichael returns in his signature role as Dorothy L. Sayers's aristocratic sleuth in this characteristically impeccable 1973 BBC miniseries. The chaotic advertising agency is a ripe setting for intrigue (Sayers herself worked in a prominent London ad agency in the 1920s). Wimsey has a high time masquerading incognito as the firm's new copywriter, as well as the mysterious costumed Harlequin, a ruse he adopts to obtain information from the notorious socialite Dian de Momerie (Bridget Armstrong), whose lovers (Dean, among them) all come to bad ends, and whose den of iniquity is fronted by Major Milligan (Peter Bowles, of To the Manor Born), a drug dealer who corrupts bright young things. --Donald Liebenson Five Red HerringsLord Peter Wimsey (Ian Carmichael) and his manservant, Bunter (Glyn Houston), take a holiday in Scotland, but instead of spending his time fishing and playing the odd round of golf, Wimsey soon finds himself traipsing through the bracken in pursuit of a killer. It's a thankless task, really, considering that no one in town is sorry the victim is dead; one villager describes him as "a bitterly unpopular man... with a permanent grudge against everybody." Six of the dead man's fellow artists have recently argued with him, and none has a satisfactory alibi. With the invaluable aid of Bunter--who somehow manages to do a considerable amount of sleuthing, win the heart of a local chambermaid, and still prepare a full dinner before his master's return each day--Wimsey must determine which five are red herrings, and which one is guilty. Carmichael easily slips from charming to cunning as the witty and quick-witted Wimsey; unfortunately, while both the acting and scenery are a pleasure to watch, the solution is ultimately disappointing--an anti-climactic conclusion to an otherwise enjoyable holiday in the world of Dorothy L. Sayers's creation. --Larisa Lomacky Moore Clouds of WitnessAh, there's nothing quite like settling in and getting cozy with a complicated British country-estate murder. In the BBC adaptation of Dorothy Sayers's detective novel, which also aired on PBS, the brilliant Lord Peter Wimsey brings his investigative talents to use close to home. His future brother-in-law is slain during a country retreat, and while there seems to be no shortage of possible suspects, the investigation quickly centers on Wimsey's brother Gerald, the Duke of Windsor. The four-hour adaptation takes its delicious time in delving deeper into the psyche of the unhappy circle around the deceased, as Wimsey tries to avert a full trial of a peer of the realm. Ian Carmichael shines as Wimsey, one of English detective fiction's most memorable heroes--more nimble than Miss Marple, more willful than Poirot, more upbeat than Adam Dalgliesh. All mystery fans need for a lovely and satisfying afternoon is this series and a couple of strong pots of tea. --Anne Hurley

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++ "KILL THE MEDIA?"The book that foresaw today's headlines and internet demands to: "Kill The Media," or, "Kill Talk Radio," or "Kill Rush Limbaugh," and much more---to maybe delight and excite you....depending who's side you're on.......and what excites you....++  Who is killing off all the TV news anchors, print journalists, and media reporters ? Leaves No Big Media, Or Politician, Or Elitist Group Unscathed. Pulls no punches.A wild and dangerous rideBy A Former Private Eye and Undercover Department Of Defense Contractor.++  "Whohasn't at some point wished the media could be shut up? 'Red, White, and Dead'fulfills many an American's deep fantasies on a harmless and fun level thatmakes readers question just what we have let the media do to our society." ~Historical novelist Tyler R. Tichelaar Excerpt:------------------------------------------------He thought, Kill the media?He hated the media.  He hated their breathy, too intimate way of speaking. He hated their weird delivery and affectations--their arrogance. He hated the distortion of truth for entertainment or political agenda. He hated FOX; he hated O'Reilly; he hated Sharpton; he hated CNN. He hated all of them. But he had never dreamed of murder. His entire life had been about truth; finding it or defending it. A sword blade that could not be broken, the truth could never be changed. But it could be lied about, and he hated that too.Yet he had never dreamed of murder before....He thought if journalists started getting murdered as a message, the rest of them would shut up and shut down. He believed they would flee.Yes, he thought,  kill the media.------------------------------------------------Synopsis:New Mexico private eye Jack Vane had no choice. The Mob kingpin, Yaakov Irgun decreed either he take the case and succeed in finding what Irgun wants, or Jack dies. The problem is Irgun wants Jack to find the lost treasure of Spanish Conquistador Francisco Coronado, worth billions, and probably only a legend.The case embroils Jack in inescapable clashes with death that leave him accused of serial murder. Since Jack is suffering from strange blackouts, he doesn't actually know whether he's guilty or not. Police Lieutenant Desdemona Warchovski--Jack's manic ex-girlfriend who is still enraged over his jilting her--is determined to find Jack guilty, or gun him down, or both.The situation becomes even worse when Jack discovers a mysterious international cabal also seeks Coronado's lost treasure with the goal to finance a vast conspiracy to steal New Mexico's energy riches. This scheme will wreak environmental havoc and destroy Indian sacred lands. And this group wants Jack to double-cross the mob to help them--or they will kill him before even Lieutenant Warchovski or the mob--except they will make it hurt a lot more.The clock is counting down. Jack is a fugitive, fearful, and alone. He must find the treasure and the killer--even if it turns out to be him. As powerful forces gather in a relentless death-race to destroy him, what path should Jack take?What would you do?"An updated, today kind of private eye total thriller...Riveting verisimilitude reminiscent of Thomas Harris, Michael Connelly, and Elmore Leonard...plot twists and surprises galore kept me delighted and reading onward!" -- CJ Cole, WVES AM, 99.3"Action that we actors and producers drool for...mile a minute real life thrills...the tramway scene just blew me away, very original...I loved the book and want in on the movie!" -- 'Taz,' Santa Fe, New Mexico "Wow, it just gets better and better! Goes from Great to Phenomenal, rounded, descriptive...great police stuff, you hear the racking of the shotguns and feel weakening in the stomach." -- Policewoman A. Ponte, Kingston, New York

++ "KILL THE MEDIA?"The book that foresaw today's headlines and internet demands to: "Kill The Media," or, "Kill Talk Radio," or "Kill Rush Limbaugh," and much more---to maybe delight and excite you....depending who's side you're on.......and what excites you....++  Who is killing off all the TV news anchors, print journalists, and media reporters ? Leaves No Big Media, Or Politician, Or Elitist Group Unscathed. Pulls no punches.A wild and dangerous rideBy A Former Private Eye and Undercover Department Of Defense Contractor.++  "Whohasn't at some point wished the media could be shut up? 'Red, White, and Dead'fulfills many an American's deep fantasies on a harmless and fun level thatmakes readers question just what we have let the media do to our society." ~Historical novelist Tyler R. Tichelaar Excerpt:------------------------------------------------He thought, Kill the media?He hated the media.  He hated their breathy, too intimate way of speaking. He hated their weird delivery and affectations--their arrogance. He hated the distortion of truth for entertainment or political agenda. He hated FOX; he hated O'Reilly; he hated Sharpton; he hated CNN. He hated all of them. But he had never dreamed of murder. His entire life had been about truth; finding it or defending it. A sword blade that could not be broken, the truth could never be changed. But it could be lied about, and he hated that too.Yet he had never dreamed of murder before....He thought if journalists started getting murdered as a message, the rest of them would shut up and shut down. He believed they would flee.Yes, he thought,  kill the media.------------------------------------------------Synopsis:New Mexico private eye Jack Vane had no choice. The Mob kingpin, Yaakov Irgun decreed either he take the case and succeed in finding what Irgun wants, or Jack dies. The problem is Irgun wants Jack to find the lost treasure of Spanish Conquistador Francisco Coronado, worth billions, and probably only a legend.The case embroils Jack in inescapable clashes with death that leave him accused of serial murder. Since Jack is suffering from strange blackouts, he doesn't actually know whether he's guilty or not. Police Lieutenant Desdemona Warchovski--Jack's manic ex-girlfriend who is still enraged over his jilting her--is determined to find Jack guilty, or gun him down, or both.The situation becomes even worse when Jack discovers a mysterious international cabal also seeks Coronado's lost treasure with the goal to finance a vast conspiracy to steal New Mexico's energy riches. This scheme will wreak environmental havoc and destroy Indian sacred lands. And this group wants Jack to double-cross the mob to help them--or they will kill him before even Lieutenant Warchovski or the mob--except they will make it hurt a lot more.The clock is counting down. Jack is a fugitive, fearful, and alone. He must find the treasure and the killer--even if it turns out to be him. As powerful forces gather in a relentless death-race to destroy him, what path should Jack take?What would you do?"An updated, today kind of private eye total thriller...Riveting verisimilitude reminiscent of Thomas Harris, Michael Connelly, and Elmore Leonard...plot twists and surprises galore kept me delighted and reading onward!" -- CJ Cole, WVES AM, 99.

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