LisaM

I watched The Five last weekend. I actually liked the ending. The lead actress had previously played a role on No Offence (which I loved) so it was nice to see her again. Did you watch The Stranger? If so, how was it?

I just finished the second (and last) season and I have to agree with you. I still enjoyed it - and particularly liked the banter between the two leads - but the constant emphasis on their dating lives became very tiresome. Any suggestions for a similar series to binge? One with humor in the vein of Midsomer Murders and Brokenwood Mysteries.

Very pleased that they got rid of Henry, the son in law. Now perhaps Kate, the daughter, will ease up a bit; I find her character to be very grating. I do think that they are heading for a potential romance between Kate and Diaz. I was sure that Blake was going to reach out to the Speechwriter (Ken?) for help with the missing reporter. Perhaps she still will do so? I really like Edie Falco in this role.

I loved The Closer and Major Crimes and I am enjoying Tommy as well. I like Edie Falco in this role and I like the supporting characters at police headquarters. Seeing Tommy's social life with Katrina Lenk and possibly with Lila from Arrow is a bonus -- treating Tommy's personal life just like we saw Brenda with Fritz and Sharon with Flynn.

I'm worried about Umma - falling, tingling - could be something benign but could also be a serious disease depending upon which way the writers want to go. I love Kimchee. Even Terrence has grown on me - and Pastor Nina cracks me up.

In my search for shows to binge, I found one on ACORN which is pretty good. It's called Murder in Suburbia (terrible title) about 2 female police detectives in 2005. I think there are 12 -14 episodes in total. The detectives have a nice rapport. The overall tone is light with some snark.

Just watched. It was great.

I like this show and I particularly like Edie Falco in this role. Diaz and the daughter likely getting together?

Great episode. Loved how Moira won the battle of Sunset Bay. Loved the Jazzagirls scene. Loved Stevie and David. Alexis refusing Twyla's gift showed tremendous growth. Hate that the show is ending.

Just finished Episode 10 of Season 4. I think I liked Jung and Shannon better before they got together. Loved how happy Appa was with his own bedroom until he realized that he missed talking to Umma.

Plus - it is not a disease which can be "fixed" so, if the plan is to have Meredith or one of the other doctors try to save Richard, the disease needs to be something which either medication or surgery can achieve.

Perhaps Richard has a form of rapidly progressing dementia similar to Creutzfeld Jakob?

I am over the daughter and son-in-law too. The granddaughter is cute, however. I think the show would be much better focusing on the police work and on Tommy's social life -- instead of the daughter and her family. Otherwise, I still like the supporting cast at police headquarters and the mayor's office.

I really miss this show. It is exactly what I need right now. I wish there were more new episodes.

I thought this was a good episode mostly because it did not fall into the Criminal Minds territory of some of the other episodes. I'm finally learning the names of some of the other team members. I like how Hannah continually gets the "play acting" jobs.

I could not enjoy this episode as much as the previous ones because I was cringing for Zoey the entire time. I barely got through Santa Clause and had to FF through the song in front of the Zuckerberg clone. The scenes with the family gutted me.

Stevie the businesswoman!

Really like Darcy with Gary probably because I really like the actress. Cannot stand Maggie. Delilah does not bother me. Theo acts as if he is 6 years old.

I was literally shocked by the Richard hallucinations. I really fell for Catherine being in the room with him. I knew that Sherri Saum (who I love from The Fosters) was going to be a guest star. When Dr. Irish started talking about his boys visiting their aunt, I thought that was the character she would be playing. Needless to add, big surprise. Poor Richard. I could not watch him self-destruct while starting his speech.

I loved how Alexis used her knowledge from her prior life to solve the Escape Room.

I enjoyed this episode too -- in contrast to the last one which was in Criminal Minds territory. I liked seeing the dual storylines - which eventually coalesced into one.

My favorite parts revolved around Maggie hiring a nurse for Mitch. Was bored by the Spellaversary guy (whose name I cannot recall) pining after Leif. The Joan/Leif kiss = ugh

I'm in the middle of Season 2 and I love this show. The actor who plays Mr. Kim seemed to lose a lot of weight following Season 1. It threw me for awhile. I particularly like how so many of the characters are recurring and keep popping up. There is at least one laugh out loud moment for me in each episode. A really good, warm-hearted show which fits perfectly during the coronavirus crisis.

If the girl was a human trafficking victim, why did she run across the room into the aunt's arms? She was clear across the room. Also - didn't she need surgery?

I second this from personal experience. Also - why was Mitch's bed still upstairs? That would have been one of the first things to change after diagnosis.