csymin

I so thoroughly enjoyed this movie that I'm telling everyone I know about it. Sad that it got so little attention when it actually came out because it is the most delightful little story of a small piece of history to ever grace the movie screen. I personally had no idea that women ever went to doctors to get a little sexual satisfaction right there in the office. The actors were all superb without exception, the costume (wow!) and set design were incredible (Rupert Everett's little office was amazing!), but the screenplay should have gotten an Oscar nod. Brilliant!

I only wish (for the producers' sake) that perhaps the title were more descriptive. Based on the word "hysteria" alone, some people might shy away thinking it more of a thriller, when in fact, it's an absolutely delightful and humorous look at one small but lasting invention and the story behind it.

I love this show -- and the new cast is, in my opinion, far better than the one-off prequel which introduced the show as it spun off from Bones. Geoff Stultz character is played brilliantly as is the whole supporting cast. Even Eric Roberts' gnarly turn as gypsy boss was excellently cast. Where did the writers' come up with this? I thought it far more original than anything else around (I'm sick of your typical CSI crime dramas) with lots of humor to go along with the clever scripts. Having just learned the show did not get renewed, I'm once again so annoyed at myself for giving Fox a chance. They seem to cancel everything I've ever liked and renew all the crap. Too bad. This cast, these writers, this concept were all awesome. I sure hope some other network picks them up. Fox infuriates me.