This seems to be a very old thread but I'm here so I'll give it a shot.... there is a painting/photo hanging on Jeff & Audry's wall (on Rules of Engagement) just to the left of their apartment door (right side from viewer angle, left if you were walking through the door). It looks like a young girl with some sort of scarf around her head, something similar anyhow... Anyways, my wife had always LOVED the image & I'm looking for it to get for her but I don't know the artist or the name of the painting.... Any help would be AMAZING & APPRECIATED!

I don't need a TV. I'll just watch over sheilajoyce's shoulder. LOL Tonight we'll be recording Season 3 of "Luther" -- runs on BBC-America for four consecutive nights. Can't wait to see the character Alice again! The star is Idris Alba -- first known to us as the character Stringer Bell in "The Wire" (an all-time favorite series set in Baltimore). We're in and out of "Intelligence", a Canadian TV series set in Vancouver. We watch a lot of older programs on DVD's from our library. This one was made around the same time as "The Sopranos" and is equally riveting. "New Tricks" is another British series we enjoying -- must be in its' ninth season. (Retired detectives investigate cold cases.) We catch "Hawaii Five-O" for the scenery. (Known to us as the tropical cartoon.) Next up -- for this afternoon's Teatime Matinee -- is "Silks". The only network programs we watch are news and commentary -- mostly CNN and MSNBC -- and ABC for "Jeopardy" at 6 p.m. Saturdays. DH watches Da Bears (depending -- LOL).

Caution- I don't want to burst your bubble and I know we all have different tastes, so stop reading if you don't want to hear anything negative about the show. We've watched both seasons and I have to say, it's no Waltons or Little House. I really wanted to like this show, and I continued to watch it, hoping it would get better, but the scripts are pretty weak, in my opinion, and the acting is so-so, but the constant angst is annoying and seems forced. Everyone has angst in every episode, it's like the writers don't want anyone to have a happy, smooth life, ever, or if they are happy in THIS episode, just wait, we'll kill that happiness off in the next one. The scenery is beautiful. The actress who plays Grace is fantastic, I think, and as cute as a button. She steals the show. And I enjoy when the judge when is actually on the bench and trying to get people to compromise and do the right thing without her having to getting too heavy handed, or when she solves a problem for 2 opposing groups. Season 2 really focuses on the judge's daughter and she just seems to skate thru the motions, I can't force myself to care about her at all. And all the bad decisions (and there are a lot of them, constantly) that are made by the characters are so predictable. I hope the writers get it together or it's going to become a big negative soap opera. All that said, maybe my expectations are too high for a show like this. This post was edited by FlamingO_in_AR on Sun, Nov 23, 14 at 9:43

Hi! I have a twitter account (and website) where I share all the details about Rebecca’s fashion on the show called @weltonwears, and I’m putting together a whole thing about every single item in her office. I don’t know when I’ll be able to post it, but follow me on there to make sure you don’t miss it. I will say the second season sofa is a Hendricks 4 seater corner sofa, the sideboard where her drinks are is the Maya Sideboard by Tonin Casa and the paper lamp beside her sofa is a Harmony Ribbon Large Table Lamp from John Lewis. Oh, and if you want bookcases like hers some keywords I would use would be brass/gold glass etagere or shelving display. Hope this helps! -M