The handwriting is on the wall. There are two episodes left and another season planned. That means I've hitched my wagon to a slow train. This was entertaining but did not move anything ahead other than a trust among the three of them. Passeportout finally gets some of his due after being maligned by Fogg. He also admits his actions which led them to their being abandoned on a little island. There is also a romance brewing and we know how hopeless that will be in that era.
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Episode 6
Prismark1029 January 2022
Fogg, Fix and Passepartout are stranded on a deserted island. There seems to be no way out. The race could be lost.
Fogg is incensed that there is someone out to derail his journey. That Passepartout took money to enable this. Fix knew about this and said nothing to Fogg.
Passepartout is banished, even though it really is a small island.
Another episode where Fogg is not so appealing when he is being an arrogant idiot. He makes excuses for Bellamy the likely suspect.
Of course Fogg comes to realise that they are right about Bellamy. He also opens up a bit more.
Back in Britain, Bellamy is dismayed when he learns that Fogg has perished. He probably wonders how is ge going to get the money.
The episode rattles along well. Fogg is always better when he is vulnerable.
Fogg is incensed that there is someone out to derail his journey. That Passepartout took money to enable this. Fix knew about this and said nothing to Fogg.
Passepartout is banished, even though it really is a small island.
Another episode where Fogg is not so appealing when he is being an arrogant idiot. He makes excuses for Bellamy the likely suspect.
Of course Fogg comes to realise that they are right about Bellamy. He also opens up a bit more.
Back in Britain, Bellamy is dismayed when he learns that Fogg has perished. He probably wonders how is ge going to get the money.
The episode rattles along well. Fogg is always better when he is vulnerable.
Lost Over at Sea
shelbythuylinh7 February 2022
Warning: Spoilers
The trio are forced off the cruise by the man who wants Passepartout and paid the Frenchman money to prevent Fogg's trip.
And that they are lost at sea as that when Passepartout tells the truth about the man, Fogg is beyond upset there. As Abagail knew about it and that she stood by Passepartout's side though she knew he would not mean to hurt his boss.
Passepartout is ousted by Fogg but Passepartout more than makes up for it and makes amends but does so at his own life.
Fogg opens up a bit more about the woman he loved and lost and that he thinks Bellamy is the one who is doing everything and behind in delaying Fogg's trip there.
We sees Abagail's own father upset as she found out the truth about him disowning that woman there in the episode 3 or 4 there and wanting to distance herself from him and be her own person.
It opens up a lot and that thankfully they had character development.
And that they are lost at sea as that when Passepartout tells the truth about the man, Fogg is beyond upset there. As Abagail knew about it and that she stood by Passepartout's side though she knew he would not mean to hurt his boss.
Passepartout is ousted by Fogg but Passepartout more than makes up for it and makes amends but does so at his own life.
Fogg opens up a bit more about the woman he loved and lost and that he thinks Bellamy is the one who is doing everything and behind in delaying Fogg's trip there.
We sees Abagail's own father upset as she found out the truth about him disowning that woman there in the episode 3 or 4 there and wanting to distance herself from him and be her own person.
It opens up a lot and that thankfully they had character development.
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