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Actually, I grew tired of the constant cast changes, and searched for a replacement and found a series starring Kris Marshall, called "Murder City" (2004). In "Murder City" Marshall plays a character similar to DI Goodman. After Series 4 in "Death in Paradise" began with even more new characters, I came back here hoping to read that the series is worth the time investment. The Formulaic procedural is already difficult to enjoy without the constant cast changes.

There are fans of this Troll? There's no coming back to the family after what she has done. She's now Demon Chum and I cannot see her ever escaping the grasp of Leland's Master. The joy she is getting out of others' misfortunes is sick.

Unfortunately, he's one of the representations of "Evil". It comes in many forms, including Grandma, who has aligned herself with Evil. Can't write out the villian of the story until he gets his cruel demise. (Hopefully 😇)

This ^. Why the “Hell” does the Monsignor even allow him in the church? While I loathe every character that he plays (“Lost”, “Persons of Interest”) Michael Emerson certainly owns the Creep card and can play it very well. I hate him. 😔

Yes, Sheryl, thank you. I'm bad at names. I wasn't exactly cheering her for torturing Taylor(?). I was too busy thinking that she has descended into an Evil B*tch who has sold her soul for what???? I don't understand her dehumanization. What could possibly turn her into this? She chose this????? Is she so desperate for money that she could WILLINGLY become this creature?

Wow, tough crowd, "Donner Party Picnic" was my poor attempt at being facetious. Sorry, if I offended. Noted Re: Murderous Plants. I seem to remember a certain incident in the episode "DNA: Mad Scientist", where a certain Delvian Priestess chopped off one of Pilot's arms for star charts. Those plants can be aggressive. Granted, aggressive behavior is not the same as murder.

Not the way I thought it had gone, I thought she had shrunk Zhaan down because she was a rare species of plant and a "Collectible". Her desperation led her to become a hungry scientist willing to trap and kill other species for food. Not exactly a Donner Party Picnic. https://explorethearchive.com/donner-party-facts "At least four people were deliberately killed during the trip." One: Tensions were running high well before the Donner Party was trapped. Around the time they rejoined the California Trail near modern-day Elko, Nevada, a fight broke out between two teamsters over tangled wagons. When James F. Reed intervened, he was whipped for his efforts. He pulled a knife in self-defense, killing his attacker, John Snyder.

Wasn't she a scientist who killed and ate her team members? IMO, I think a sentient species of superior intellect who does THAT, can be considered an out-of-control Murderer.

Digging the series, and I enjoy all of the characters and their respective performers, with the obvious exception of Leland and Shirley. I thought this episode was hilarious but only as far as Sister Andrea’s Demon foil role. She’s excellent as a “thumbing her nose at a demon” Nun. I wanted to watch the episode with my son, but I have to admit, the antics of the demon were embarrassing. Not the showing of his Bum to the sister, but his total attempt at gamesmanship was over-the-top. The Demon came off as a buffoon and not very intimidating. I did enjoy the kids’ treatment of Magnificent Ben, and actually felt he was no match for the team of 12 year old wunderkinds. Poor Ben 🤭.

R.I.P. if I recall, while rifling through my mental “Farscape” file, didn’t the actress play different characters in a few episodes? I may be confusing the actress with Ben Browser’s wife who played the Murderous Herbivore on one episode and a trickster in that bizarre drugged out episode when Crichton and D’Argo got rolled on the strip.

Above my paygrade as to the rest of your questions, but I perceive the answer to this question is fairly typical of societies: Ysabeau is female and Baldwin is male.

Not having read the books, I'm probably unqualified to give you a satisfactory answer, but from what I can tell having watched the entire series, Demons are marginalized to the point of frequent exclusion from most council business. They aren't shown to do anything "demonish" but I personally, would view it as a cultural prejudice. HOWEVER, and this is a big HOWEVER, their very existence is crucial to the show and their purpose will be explained by the end of the series. Hope this provides some answers.

My bad, it was Knox who got dispersed, not Gerbert. 😔

Thank you for that info. I was hoping for more retribution for some of those plotting against Diana. I’ll have to rewatch this episode knowing it’s was series finale.