http://www.ftg-comic.com/2009/04/30/index.php
While Flaveraham and Florence Nightingale are… negotiating, Frederick and Peter are still trying to track down where the German-born Arthur Sullivan ended up. But that raises the question, just what DOES it mean to be an English composer in Germany in the mid-late 19th century? It all gets sorted out in an entirely fair and even-handed fashion in Episode 214: The English Composer Abroad!
– The Count and Geoff
Who is that mysterious masked man?
In my head, this is every oratorio ever. This sort of interminable, eternally predictable plodding spangled with intermittent Agamemnons or Jesuses. To be fair, though, Stravinsky had a couple of pretty kick-ass ones.
– Count Dolby von Luckner
http://www.ftg-comic.com/2009/04/28/index.php
Now that Abe has made himself even MORE conspicuous, he and Newton are going to have to get from place to place in London through the sewer system of Joseph Bazalgette. They need to track down and stop Gilbert somehow, which will require the bestowal of Royal Favor, which can mean there’s only one door, or rather sewer grate, that they must come to. Find out which in Episode 213: A Soft Seduction!
– The Count and Geoff
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