Jekyll (TV series) - Revision history

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	== Notes ==		== Notes ==
	The main female character, Claire Jackman, is defined ''entirely'' in relation to her husband and her two sons. It's rather appalling.		The main female character, [[Claire Jackman]], is defined ''entirely'' in relation to her husband and her two sons. It's rather appalling.

	All of the other female characters also exist primarily in relationship to the male main character, Tom Jackman. Even the ones who interact with other female characters mostly do so ''because'' their common focus is Tom Jackman. ''Even the [[lesbian]] couple'', a private detective and her life/work partner, scarcely have any chance to meet [[the Rule]].		All of the other female characters also exist primarily in relationship to the male main character, Tom Jackman. Even the ones who interact with other female characters mostly do so ''because'' their common focus is Tom Jackman. ''Even the [[lesbian]] couple'', a [[female detectives\|private detective]] and her life/work partner, scarcely have any chance to meet [[the Rule]].

	When Tom Jackman transforms into Mr. Hyde, he gains superpowers and an overpowering sexual charisma that even earns him the nickname "Mr. Sexypants" from the two lesbians. And yet... in early instances of transformation, he also sexually threatens female characters that are rightly frightened of him because they know his capacity for violence. The series shies away from actually portraying Hyde [[rape\|raping]] someone onscreen, but does show him to have paid prostitutes for sex.		When Tom Jackman transforms into Mr. Hyde, he gains superpowers and an overpowering sexual charisma that even earns him the nickname "Mr. Sexypants" from the two lesbians. And yet... in early instances of transformation, he also sexually threatens female characters that are rightly frightened of him because they know his capacity for violence. The series shies away from actually portraying Hyde [[rape\|raping]] someone onscreen, but does show him to have paid prostitutes for sex.

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2007-10-05T22:02:24Z

Notes

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	The main female character, Claire Jackman, is defined ''entirely'' in relation to her husband and her two sons. It's rather appalling.		The main female character, Claire Jackman, is defined ''entirely'' in relation to her husband and her two sons. It's rather appalling.

	All of the other female characters also exist primarily in relationship to the male main character, Tom Jackman. Even the ones who interact with other female characters mostly do so ''because'' their common focus is Tom Jackman. ''Even the lesbian couple'', a private detective and her life/work partner, scarcely have any chance to meet [[the Rule]].		All of the other female characters also exist primarily in relationship to the male main character, Tom Jackman. Even the ones who interact with other female characters mostly do so ''because'' their common focus is Tom Jackman. ''Even the [[lesbian]] couple'', a private detective and her life/work partner, scarcely have any chance to meet [[the Rule]].

			When Tom Jackman transforms into Mr. Hyde, he gains superpowers and an overpowering sexual charisma that even earns him the nickname "Mr. Sexypants" from the two lesbians. And yet... in early instances of transformation, he also sexually threatens female characters that are rightly frightened of him because they know his capacity for violence. The series shies away from actually portraying Hyde [[rape\|raping]] someone onscreen, but does show him to have paid prostitutes for sex.

	== External Links ==		== External Links ==

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2007-10-05T21:05:32Z

Cast

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	== Cast ==		== Cast ==
			* James Nesbitt as Dr. Tom Jackman / Mr. Hyde
			* Gina Bellman as Claire Jackman
			* Denis Lawson as Peter Syme
			* Michelle Ryan as Katherine Reimer
			* Meera Syal as Miranda Calender
			* Fenella Woolgar as Min
			* Paterson Joseph as Benjamin

	== Notes ==		== Notes ==

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2007-10-05T21:02:31Z

Notes

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	== Notes ==		== Notes ==
			The main female character, Claire Jackman, is defined ''entirely'' in relation to her husband and her two sons. It's rather appalling.

			All of the other female characters also exist primarily in relationship to the male main character, Tom Jackman. Even the ones who interact with other female characters mostly do so ''because'' their common focus is Tom Jackman. ''Even the lesbian couple'', a private detective and her life/work partner, scarcely have any chance to meet [[the Rule]].

	== External Links ==		== External Links ==

Ide Cyan: link

2007-09-05T02:17:14Z

link

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	'''''Jekyll''''' ([[2007]]) is a British television series written by Stephen Moffat. It is inspired from the book by Robert Louis Stevenson, which it treats as a fictionalised account of "real" events, and concerns a modern-day descendent of Dr Jekyll named Tom Jackman, who transforms into his own Mr Hyde alter ego.		'''''Jekyll''''' ([[2007]]) is a British television series written by Stephen Moffat. It is inspired from the [[Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde‎\|book]] by Robert Louis Stevenson, which it treats as a fictionalised account of "real" events, and concerns a modern-day descendent of Dr Jekyll named Tom Jackman, who transforms into his own Mr Hyde alter ego.

	== Cast ==		== Cast ==

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External Links

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	== External Links ==		== External Links ==
			* [http://uk.imdb.com/title/tt0497298/ IMDb listing]
			* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jekyll_(TV_series) Wikipedia entry]
			* [http://www.bbc.co.uk/drama/jekyll/ BBC site]


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'''''Jekyll''''' ([[2007]]) is a British television series written by Stephen Moffat. It is inspired from the book by Robert Louis Stevenson, which it treats as a fictionalised account of "real" events, and concerns a modern-day descendent of Dr Jekyll named Tom Jackman, who transforms into his own Mr Hyde alter ego.

== Cast ==

== Notes ==

== External Links ==

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