Feature
Eleven things about Hemlock Grove
TV Feature
Ed Williamson
18th April 2013
While browsing Digital Spy today I noticed a feature called 'Ten things about Henry Cavill'. Not 'ten remarkable things', you'll notice. Just things. Inside I found what was essentially his Wikipedia page split into a ten-strong bullet list with exclamation marks added. So if there's no need to pretend your points have value as long as they're in a list, it stands to reason that a longer list means a better feature. Here, then, are eleven things about Hemlock Grove.
Conium is a genus of one or two species of highly poisonous perennial herbaceous flowering plants in the family Apiaceae! Native to Europe and the Mediterranean region as Conium maculatum (known popularly as Hemlock)! And to southern Africa as Conium chaerophylloides!
Grover Cleveland is the only US President to have served two non-consecutive terms!
We like demanding videos, but sometimes the shop-owners get a bit frightened of us!
Eli Roth has been in a few Quentin Tarantino films, and Quentin Tarantino has famously never married!
Three other people called Doug, Ray and Scott are snooker's Doug Mountjoy, singing's Ray Parker Jr and quantum physics's Scott Bakula!
But - in stark contrast to Hemlock Grove, which is in Pennsylvania - Byker Grove was in Newcastle! Upon Tyne!
Liberian Girl was a 1989 hit for Michael Jackson!
The 19th of April is also the birthday of West Ham goalkeeper Jussi Jääskeläinen!
Another famous book is Gulliver's Travels, by Gulliver!
So does Ted Danson's!
Southend-on-Sea band The Horrors got to number 34 in 2007 with the song 'Gloves'!
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