Lifetime's ghastly "Liz & Dick" made it easy for the Brits to step in and show us how it's done, which the BBC has done, enlisting Dominic West and Helena Bonham Carter to play the famous couple, seen here as they reunite to star in a Broadway production of "Private Lives" (so, yay, no scenes from "Cleopatra" or issues with the pope).
QUESTION FROM TOM: Many do enlist in the Army, some are even accepted after enlistment and can make a difference being all that they can be.
Military records indicate that a William Hays did enlist in the artillery in 1776 and died about 1789.
If Mallinckrodt does enlist EnMed's services, the manufacturer will pay a monthly fee for each individual user.
Many did enlist, but one group of 60 doctors, the Madrona Medical Group of Bellingham, took part in the planning but chose not to participate in the program.
Ms. Clarke does enlist a few talking heads, but her heart obviously isn't in it: the interviews are framed within cartoon television sets, as if to trivialize the whole exegetic process.
As with many cast albums, much of the music on "Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark" is inseparable from memories of the show; Bono and the Edge did enlist, after all, as collaborators alongside script and spectacle.
But she did enlist the band for "Ghost," the album's lead single, whose core metaphor comes with a twist: though it begins by addressing a phantom ex-lover, its first-person narrator is the ghost, "Haunting these halls/Climbing up walls that I never knew were there".
Those who did enlist achieved some equality fighting alongside their white compatriots for an empire that had dispossessed them.
To be fair to Konami, it did enlist the help of several veterans of the battle for their input.
