Episode 2 (The Casual Vacancy) Episode 2 (The Casual Vacancy) "Episode 2" is the second episode of the British miniseries "The Casual Vacancy" based on the novel of the same title by J. K. Rowling. The parish council election approaches and Pagford is on tenterhooks awaiting the next post from 'the Ghost of Barry Fairbrother'. Who is the Ghost, and what will they say? Is anyone in the village safe from humiliation? As tensions rise, the finger of suspicion points in many directions. The episode received mixed-to-positive reviews from critics. Cameron K McEwan of "Digital Spy" gave the episode a mixed review. Despite this, he
James Barry (surgeon) episode of the BBC drama-documentary "A Skirt Through History". Barry's life is the subject of the historical novel "James Miranda Barry" (published in the United States as "The Doctor") by Patricia Duncker. The Canadian aspect of Barry's career was dramatised in an episode of the series "Heritage Television", produced by then-independent superchannel CHCH in Hamilton, and hosted by Canadian historian Pierre Berton. A 2004 play, "Whistling Psyche" by Sebastian Barry, imagines a meeting between James Barry and Florence Nightingale. As of April 2018, a film is said to by in early production, in which Rachel Weisz plans to produce and