We have to mash up "Call the Midwife" with "Game of Thrones?" Certainly Claire Randall (Caitriona Balfe) has the alabaster loveliness belying a fiery nature required of most every modern historical heroine and she quickly finds herself torn not just between two centuries but between two men as well.
Where else can actors glide between two centuries in three minutes, and all in front of an audience?
All the stranger, then, that a work that features time travel, a love divided between two centuries, blackmail, a ravaging fire and a frantic police chase should finally seem so static and passionless.
With its current exhibition, "Between Two Centuries: Spain 1900," the Mapfre Foundation offers a stunning overview of that epoch with canvases that range from grand stylized portraits by Ignacio Zuloaga to the sun-dappled Mediterranean scenes of Joaquín Sorolla to precocious works by the young Dalí, Picasso and Miró.
It concerns the vertical striations on the faces of exquisitely refined terra-cotta portrait heads made by Yoruba artists, between six and nine centuries ago, in what is now Nigeria.
Heretic urges an Islamic version of what happened in Europe between five and three centuries ago: reformation followed by enlightenment and the Age of Reason – in other words, modernisation and secularisation.
He scored over 400 runs in each season between 1932 and 1935 and scored two centuries in that time, both in 1933.
Kohli, fined for an altercation which came between his two centuries at Adelaide Oval during the first Test, didn't stop there.
Telling what happened between the two centuries that separate Steno's from Darwin's writings, and how Florentine fossils were instrumental for understanding the vast stretches of time before the advent of man on earth, catalyzed the attention of the public.
In the two centuries between the roast beef and the chicken masala, Britain did very little culinary boasting.
