At first glance, Tuesdays At The Castle seems very lighthearted. Something on the level of My Little Pony (which is very awesome). The titular, semi-sentient castle (called Castle Glower) brought to mind the possibilities of staircases turning to slides under the feet of pursuing bad guys.
Now while this is entirely something Castle Glower could and would do (it can move itself around at a whim), things get really serious a few chapters in. The king and queen vanish on a trip to see Princess Ceilia's wizardly brother. He vanishes as well. The only one found is a guard with a severe head injury so he's not sure what the hell is going on...
Various delegations from neighboring kingdoms stop by to send their regards. Only Prince Rolf, Princess Leliah and Princess Cecilia realize something is horribly wrong when the delegations won't leave...and they are heavily armed.
The prince has to grow up real fast and watch out for his entire kingdom. The princesses can't retreat into the safety of the castle's ever-changing rooms and wait things out. The maids, cooks, groomsmen, servants...they are walking the same halls as the invaders.
TL;DR: It's time for Cecilia to help save, well, the entire damn country, when her parents and beloved brother go missing.
P.S. Help. She doesn't do it all on her own. My favorite part is when she accidentally runs into a loyal junior maid, who takes right over and provides essential supplies. Cecilia isn't a Mary Sue.
She cited that she didn't feel comfortable George being there. Jessica was fine, George was fine, Bobby was fine.... everyone was fine but Khalayla put the brakes to inviting George...
You were not there yet?
Today the House Intelligence Committee will hold public hearings in preparation for possible Impeachment proceedings against President Donald Trump. Expected to testify are William Taylor, the top diplomat in Ukraine, and George Kent, the Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for European and Eurasian affairs.
The hearings are scheduled to begin at 10:00 EST. You can watch live online on CSPAN or PBS or most major networks.
Reportedly, today's hearing will follow a unique format, and will look/sound a bit different to those of you that are familiar with watching House hearings.
The day will start with opening statements from House Intel Chair Adam Schiff, ranking member Devin Nunes, and both witnesses, William Taylor and George Kent.
Opening statements will be followed by two 45 minute long continuous sessions of questioning. The first will be led by Chair Adam Schiff, followed by Ranking Member Nunes. The unique aspect here is that both the majority and minority will have staff legal counsel present, with counsel expected to present many, if not most, of the questions. Chair Schiff and Ranking Member Nunes are free to interject their own questions (during their respective times) as they wish.
Following the two 45 minute sessions, each member of the Intel Committee will be afforded the standard 5 minute allotment of time for their own questions. The order will alternate between Dem/GOP members.
Today's hearing will conclude with closing statements by Chairman Schiff and Ranking Member Nunes, and is expected to come to a close around 4pm EST
Both Stephanie and Jessica were practicing a pretty heavy liquid diet when we met them via reality TV. Jessica kept blaming her match’s age as the reason they wouldn’t work. I have a feeling Stephanie is going to pull some imaginary problem out of nowhere in a similar way, about Harris.
Any predictions on what her “We don’t work, Mark is 24?” Will be?
Today the House Intelligence Committee will hold public hearings in preparation for possible Impeachment proceedings against President Donald Trump. Expected to testify are William Taylor, the top diplomat in Ukraine, and George Kent, the Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for European and Eurasian affairs.
The hearings are scheduled to begin at 10:00 EST. You can watch live online on CSPAN or PBS or most major networks.
Reportedly, today's hearing will follow a unique format, and will look/sound a bit different to those of you that are familiar with watching House hearings.
The day will start with opening statements from House Intel Chair Adam Schiff, ranking member Devin Nunes, and both witnesses, William Taylor and George Kent.
Opening statements will be followed by two 45 minute long continuous sessions of questioning. The first will be led by Chair Adam Schiff, followed by Ranking Member Nunes. The unique aspect here is that both the majority and minority will have staff legal counsel present, with counsel expected to present many, if not most, of the questions. Chair Schiff and Ranking Member Nunes are free to interject their own questions (during their respective times) as they wish.
Following the two 45 minute sessions, each member of the Intel Committee will be afforded the standard 5 minute allotment of time for their own questions. The order will alternate between Dem/GOP members.
Today's hearing will conclude with closing statements by Chairman Schiff and Ranking Member Nunes, and is expected to come to a close around 4pm EST
Today the House Intelligence Committee will hold public hearings in preparation for possible Impeachment proceedings against President Donald Trump. Expected to testify are William Taylor, the top diplomat in Ukraine, George Kent, the deputy assistant secretary of state for European and Eurasian affairs, and former U.S ambassador to Ukraine Marie Yovanovitch.
The hearings are scheduled to begin at 10:00 EST. You can watch live online on CSPAN or PBS or most major networks.
Reportedly, today's hearing will follow a unique format, and will look/sound a bit different to those of you that are familiar with watching House hearings.
The day will start with opening statements from House Intel Chair Adam Schiff, ranking member Devin Nunes, and both witnesses, William Taylor and George Kent.
Opening statements will be followed by two 45 minute long continuous sessions of questioning. The first will be led by Chair Adam Schiff, followed by Ranking Member Nunes. The unique aspect here is that both the majority and minority will have staff legal counsel present, with counsel expected to present many, if not most, of the questions. Chair Schiff and Ranking Member Nunes are free to interject their own questions (during their respective times) as they wish.
Following the two 45 minute sessions, each member of the Intel Committee will be afforded the standard 5 minute allotment of time for their own questions. The order will alternate between Dem/GOP members.
Today's hearing will conclude with closing statements by Chairman Schiff and Ranking Member Nunes, and is expected to come to a close around 4pm EST
