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Unless I'm very mistaken, all that stuff with Nina happened on Most Wanted.

He was in Ocean's 11,12,and 13.

This times 1000! I thought the plot twist was going to be NewRoomie working with grieving insane widower. Even though she wasn't, I still think she's up to something. Have none of these tech people seen 2001? Don't they know about HAL?

I've watched a couple of shows on Freevee that I would've had to pay for elsewhere. Also I watch stuff on Pluto via Roku, like Perry Mason and Frasier.

I'm really disappointed that Hegarty didn't kill Tony. It looked like he was going to when he stood behind the sofa, but no. No one in the 62s was a prince, but slimy Tony was the worst.

I'm sure everyone in that town knew what was going on and the majority agreed with him that it was the girl's fault. In all these cases it was always the girl's fault and she was incarcerated while the man's life went on as usual. Speaking of someone deserving a punch, it just broke my heart to see Lorna abused and cowed by that bitch of a nun an episode or 2 ago.

Navarro pushed Leah out of the way and beat the crap out of that trooper.

Not sure I can accept that a jury would believe a witness who was so tainted. Even though the state dropped child porn charges, couldn't he be held on federal charges?

Setting aside the fact that when you're angry and sad it can feel really good to hit something, Navarro was definitely punishing herself for not being able to save her sister. It doesn't matter that her sister was probably never going to be saved, at least not without years of heavy therapy and meds that she likely wouldn't have been able to afford. Plus she might be experiencing guilt for feeling the tiniest bit relieved that the agony is over for both of them. Well, until the sister comes back as a ghost and brings some "fresh hell" with her. The dead are never really gone.

Probably because her fame and/or money gave her access to excellent lawyers that the DA's office wasn't eager to face. Hugh Dancy was so good in Hannibal, why is he so blah here?

Not "tame", he said "break". And I have no doubt he meant that in every sense of the word.

I was watching Season 5 today and there were trees! One was some kind of evergreen, the others had leaves. They must be pretty tough varieties.

Wow, that was wonderful! I don't believe I've ever heard The Pogues, thanks for posting.

I also have Britbox through Amazon and closed captioning is working for me.

I think they were selected because of famous actors in the cast,e.g. Whoopie Goldberg, Oscar Isaac, J. Smith Cameron(Geri from Succession).

I don't think it was strange at all. Telling him in such a public way, with lots of witnesses, meant less chance of a big nasty screaming match.

No spoilers, but we will hear more about their exploits in the next episode.

After watching all seasons of the tv show, Ink Black Heart was the first Strike book I read and I LOVED it! The latest book is even better and you are so right about it being easily adaptable.

I Googled this and apparently DNA paternity testing was available in 1988 and would have cost between $500 and $1000.

I thought he was going to Switzerland because he would have been eligible for assisted suicide under their rules. He was planning the trip before Precious' body was found.

Piet looked really thrilled to have Lena stay in his life.....not. Hopefully they're just keeping her so she can be killed off next season.

I just thought they were a little unnerved being on camera, especially the husband (and the dog!). There was a tremendous amount of crap in that small house, but that was also true of virtually every house on LIOLI.

But we got to see quite a bit of the pathologist, my favorite character, so the episode was fine with me!

That describes everyone in the damn show! There are no worthy presidential candidates here.

I would watch this if it was on a channel I already subscribe to, but I'm not adding MGM+ just for one show.