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Back when I started this series of scenes shot at Union Seminary, I mentioned that Sally and I met in a lunch line at the seminary during my last week of classes before I graduated. I promised to show a scene from a movie that included the spot where we met. Alas, I thought the […] Continue reading → 
In its second season, The Affair explores the emotional impact on everyone involved following an affair between a struggling novelist and a waitress at the summer resort community of Montauk at the end of Long Island. In this short scene, the spurned wife, played by Maura Tierney is taking her daughter Whitney, played by Julia […] Continue reading → 
There have been some great movies about the AIDS pandemic that plagued the gay and IV-using community in the ’80s. Philadelphia was a notable one. I was attending Union Theological Seminary during the years of that outbreak and that crisis wove its way into many, many conversations in the Pit, in the Chapel, in the […] Continue reading → 
Barbra Streisand directed a few films, one of which was The Mirror Has Two Faces. She directs and stars along with Jeff Bridges. It is about two professors, Gregory Larkin (Bridges) and Rose Morgan (Streisand), at Columbia University who struggle to find the right balance of love and romance in their relationship. Rose’s sister, played […] Continue reading → 
Towards the end of the second season of Orange is the New Black, there is an episode, “Take a Break from your Values” which gives the backstory of one of the inmates, Sister Ingalls, played by Beth Flower, who landed in jail for chaining herself to a flagpole at a nuclear test site. As they […] Continue reading → 
Sally and I were sitting in the theatre watching a new film when the very spot where we met came onto the screen, the top of the stairwell just outside the refectory at Union Theological Seminary in New York City. We noisily exclaimed to the people around us, “That’s where we met!” Since that day […] Continue reading → 
Before ending this series, one last post: A brand new Netflix TV Show, Bloodline was made available back in February. It should be no surprise since the show is set in the Florida Keys, to hear a reference to Florida’s capital city. In the pilot episode of this series, starring Kyle Chandler, Ben Mendelsohn, Sam […] Continue reading → 
Today, we return to Lost and an audio clip from the official ABC podcast about the show. The podcast was released on February 20, 2007 and includes a conversation between two creators of the show, Damon Lindelof and Carlton Cuse. In this clip they are responding to comments made by viewers about what the show […] Continue reading → 
Dating back to the last century, a show highlighting paranormal activity, The X-Files had several mentions of Florida’s capital city. One of these came in a 7th season episode called Millennium. Agents Fox Mulder and Dana Scully, played by Dave Duchovny and Gillian Anderson, are involved in an investigation into the mysterious grave robbery of […] Continue reading → 
Today we return to the groundbreaking television show, Lost. Last time we stopped in on this show (see here), Kate was buying a bus ticket to Tallahassee. That was part of a backstory in season two. Fast forward to the next season and the “Others” have captured Jack, which prompted a rescue attempt by John, […] Continue reading →