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I really enjoyed this episode. Liked the text from Hardison. Cracked up at the TNG comment. I hope that the revival gets renewed. It is very fresh - not a bit tired.

Didn't realize that there is a separate thread for this show. I really enjoy it - although I found that they improved as time went on. I really like the Madison and Alexa mentorship - which keeps growing. I also like that it is not gory or very heavy. I watch enough of those kinds of mysteries.

I was just coming here to post this. I also thought that there was a spark between the doctor in Minnesota and Amelia. I hope they are not going to blow up Link/Amelia for this. Pair that doctor with another character.

Loved seeing Addison meeting Derek's children. Also loved the Private Practice reunion with Amelia and Addison. I hope that Addie stays all season.

This was the first episode that I liked Sarah. It has to be difficult when your new live-in boyfriend has to drop everything and run at a moment's notice. Add to that a defiant, angry teenaged daughter who suffered a recent trauma -- and likely would dislike anyone who appeared to be stepping into her late mother's shoes. Plus - Sarah and Jess do not appear to be on the same page as to ground rules for Tali when Jess is away. It is hard enough to build/maintain a relationship with Jess's constant departures; adding in Tali is a step too far. If I was Sarah, I would have bailed awhile ago. It is interesting how TPTB have ignored the missing grandparents and uncle. They were just erased. The rest of the story was fine but I have seen that plot before - kidnap brilliant doctor to save dying child. Adding in the Chinese red herring was a new twist. I miss Hana.

Loved the Nadja doll storyline. Not as cracked about the Siren.

Lisa Vidal is a recognizable actress. I'm not surprised that she isn't still part of the Intern Pack. I like Winston a lot.

Just found the British version after watching the first 2 episodes of the American one. This one is so much funnier. I watched the first few episodes tonight and literally laughed out loud multiple times - especially at Fanny falling out of the window. I also like the married couple better in the British show.

I was surprised to see how old Betty is. Fleur continues to crack me up. I like the actress who plays Sarah and wish she had more to do.

I am not enjoying the Rina/Isobel subplot -- and knowing that Rina and Jubal are involved only adds to it. We have enough chiefs. I love Scola.

The case with the judge being paid to send minors to a for-profit facility mirrors a real-life case in Pennsylvania. It made me sick to think that there are facilities in the US for teenagers which actually employ such horrific tactics. I liked that the new agent's ex-husband was not made out to be an ogre and that she has maintained a good relationship with her son. Avoided the stereotype often shown on tv.

I am looking forward to starting this.

Great episode! Cracked up multiple times. The Baron and The Guide together were hysterical. Loved Guillermo taking charge and cracked up at Nandor's pink armor. The Baron and the Sire feasting on AirBnB people was priceless as was the hellhound shooting fire onto the tree.

I do love Fleur. The last scene where we glimpsed Fleur standing in the front of the boat in her red jacket cracked me up. I thought that this was a very good episode. I enjoyed seeing Caroline Quentin.

Not thrilled. I think I am out.

I don't see the need for Rina - in this episode, Isobel took over a lot of Jubal's usual job while Rina seemed to take over Isobel's. (As an aside, I saw that NBC is rebooting the original Law and Order. I hope that they do not move the actress who plays Isobel back to Law and Order and leave us with Rina.) I thought this episode was interesting. Less OA - after his big opening week - and more Scola, which is always good. I, too, called the murderer 5 seconds after we saw him in the office. Too obvious. I also like how they use the featured players in the JOC.

I had never seen the new actress before. I thought she did a good job in the first episode and look forward to her joining the team. I do hope that Hana returns ASAP. Moreover, it would be nice to get even a throwaway line about Clinton.

I'm watching it as well. I agree about the beautiful scenery. I find the show to be okay; It's a pleasant way to pass an hour but I am not nearly as engrossed or as invested in it as I am with many of the other Acorn shows.

So far, I am really enjoying this season more than the last one. Love the idea of Nadja and Nandor as the Vampiric Council leaders -- and continue to crack up at seeing the Vampiric Council listed on the Directory in the building. Guillermo being upgraded to Bodyguard was a great idea - as is Colin Robinson having an expanded role. Seeing the long table at the Casino with Seanie and Marissa Jaret Winokur - and their friends - sitting side by side with the Vampires was wild. The Vampires interesting style of dress fit right into the Atlantic City venue. Nobody gave them a second thought. Cracked up at Colin Robinson fixated on the Casino's in-house promotional video. I thought that the Vampires cannot be exposed to sunlight? Am I wrong?

I liked the new female agent a lot. It sounds as if both Hana and now the injured agent (whose name escapes me) will be off of the show for a bit. Updated: https://www.primetimer.com/item/Kellan-Lutz-confirms-hes-left-FBI-Most-Wanted-ElSZL5

These Cedric gags are embarrassing.

I think that the rest are coming in 2022.

I've finished all of the Miss Fisher books. I found them to be even better than the tv series. I was able to borrow most of them from the local library on my Kindle.

In the US, Season 4 has dropped on Amazon and on PBS.org

So happy to see Vera back! I thought that this episode (Season 11, Episode 1) was quite good. Lots of red herrings and Vera being Vera. Cracked up at her tossing the food detritus before she got into the car. Grinned at every "Pet".