A coin in the hand

Oh, to view this series for the first time again would be wonderful. The journey through the storylines, the character arcs, the mastery of the film makers ended on such a perfect note. I still have the finale saved on my dvr. I could not have hoped for better. Enjoy the journey, Take your time. It is so worth it.

I really like them. I was a little worried about Dad because some of the challenges seemed hard on his body. His son is in such great shape, Dad may be pushed more than I find comfortable to watch! Great team, though

I always think that art, the humanities, is the gift we humans get for having to walk this realm with our fragile hearts and monkey minds. Sometimes we get to see the pure perfection of talent, time, and patience as it crafts a masterpiece. I just was gifted such a masterpiece. I watched the series finale of Endeavor. Perfect. I had watched all of Morse, watched Inspector Lewis, and then this series. The finale was so fleshed out and human. The writing was up to the task of fulfilling an arc and laying the groundwork of foreshadowing the man who we first watched as a closed if not brilliant detective. I am sad that I will not ever be able to experience it for the first time again. But well done. All the characters, all the actors, all the stories, and all the scenery. Just savoring the details and sadly knowing that I won't see these characters again in a new setting. Well done, Endeavor. Well done.

I really loved Dagleish, the second season particularly. The build of understanding this quiet but decent man is beautiful. He reminds me of Foyle's character. Good, quiet men who observe and react to life with a stillness.

Yes, he has the lovely Fox voice but is a sad human besides that. His older relatives seem nice enough, but who knows really.

I knew it was a short series, but I was expecting two more episodes. I found this series to be really good. I like all the characters and how they are written. Wish I could look as good as the CIA woman--not going to attempt to try to spell her name---does with that haircut. I watch a lot of Swedish Noir and brutal British killing shows, so this was like a nice, breezy fun time for me. Since they don't know if it will be renewed, we don't have any scripts polished and ready nor filmed scenes in the can. It may be a long wait. Le sigh.

Decided to try this series today...and this is the end of Day 1 binge. I f*cking love it. Tomorrow, I will wrap it up. I have alerts on The Americans because Keri Russel is quite singular.

I don't get madder at Marjan's inconsistencies than I do with Christians divorcing or having premarital sex. Lots of "believers" of many faiths easily pick and choose. Shellfish, anyone? Buttons, anyone? Dancing, anyone?

The singing was magical. The sweetness of their voices is rare to hear, at least for me. I listen to poignant alto voices usually so this was a treat. Need to find more now that I know they are known vocalists.

At the tale end of the second installment, but Jubel is a douche and should be kicked off because he has caused two deadly situations. But they love him, so I guess nothing will happen. Intermission is done, back to seeing how this wraps up. Oh, I watch this series because I want to see International places I should put on my bucket list. That is why this one is superior for me.

Gosh, I find him passive aggressive and highly annoying.

I loved Jershika, too. But I knew she wouldn't win, so was happy a Girl Named Tom won instead. Wichita Lineman has always been a melancholic song that has been haunting for me and they did not mangle it, actually they really nailed it, IMO. And I am not a country lover.

He tried both religious and medical. That kind of tells me that he was throwing spaghetti on the wall trying to see if anything sticks. Sorry, not sorry. Ironically, he's cooked. I have stopped watching two show ( The Rookie and New Amsterdam) this new seasons because they were going so off the rails it wasn't fun or engaging to watch anymore. This show is getting close to being dropped...I fast forwarded through most of the prison episode with the idea that I missed the goofy emergencies they used to have. But I like how Disney wasn't buying the Bull that was being presented by this actor, so I will stick around and hope it gets back to the formula that made it fun, silly tv watching.

Ugh! I fast forwarded through most of it. Stopped along the way, thinking "Nope." Yes to tennisgurl! I am onboard with what your wrote.

I hate this character. Shonda loves this character so much, that can be the only explanation why we have suffered through his arc all this time. Ugh!

The returning turtles. Absolutely the best wrap up of a character arc. This is when the show began to be special to me.

I am loving Candice Renoir, but I liked Balthazar, too. I have been putting off work and watched all of Whitsable Pearl. I enjoyed it. But I think it is because the lead actress has a layer of sadness below the surface. Kind of excited to be at a friend's home and having access to Bosch. I only watch it at dog sits since I don't have Prime.

Yes, Carina needs to run. Maya is not the person for a fun loving, passionate Italian. Not that Maya is bad, she just needs to be with someone who understands and can support her anxieties brought on by her abuse. There are so many types of people and while we can love all of them, not all of them are the best people for us to be in relationship with.

I live in the Seattle area....and the answer is NO! The rental market is brutal. We have Amabots, Googlers, Microsofties, and more willing to pay a lot of money. I really hate that Tom is gone. They wasted a great actor and character. This coming season, we all better be dealing with the tragic loss of the Vets. I never really hated Teddy, as I would have bedded Tom at every opportunity, but this relationship with Owen....gah. Owen, as a character has no place to go. Other than Tom, I loved the sweetness of Jo and Carina. It was the eyes of both actresses that showed the sadness and gratefulness both characters felt. I liked Delucca, too. I think Carina shouldn't marry that hot mess over at the fire station, though. She's will box in my Italian butterfly. She will clip those fluttery wings and smother all the joy.

I enjoyed the Ben on the table in surgery while it was fun. But I was impressed how they were able to tie this with the fact that men don't go to the doctors easily and especially if it is a problem with their ...er..."manhood". But what made me tear up is how it included that George Floyd cried for his mother when he knew he was dying. That when you want comfort because you are scared, if you had a good mother, she is the one you want in that time. Now, I know there are those here who are tired of the preaching. But I am one of those who are tired of seeing, reading, hearing about another Black person killed for no apparent reason. I am sick of it. I am sick that this country continues to add name after name. And if we can drill that into the psyche of this country, I say drill again and again!

As Manifest came back, I was wishing that Emergence had be renewed and that one cancelled. The lead blonde actress cannot act.

If you have a chance, watch My Grandfather's War. I just finished the third episode in this 4 episode series. The Grandfathers and Grandmothers were all exceptional people. What a treasure.

Oh my---this is my new obsession! It kind of reminds me of Extras in the sense that we get to see well-known personalities and how they "really" are....hee. I know it is poking fun at their fame and fun making, but I sure do enjoy it. I totally love their interactions, it almost makes me wish that the lockdown would continue so we would get a third season.

Just started watching the second season on Hulu. I thought I had watched the first one on tv some years ago, but no. I really like how the have a lot of the story with the First Nationers. This, Coroner and the beloved Stumptown ( hate that it has been cancelled) has them as real people and not plot devices. I love that. I like foreign mysteries that are usually darker in themes so this is just the right amount of lightness.

Pradakitty, I meant to include you in my admiration for your strength in being truly their for you mother, as she needed you to be. And LisaM, a wound so fresh, my condolences. Being home, surrounded by loved ones is such a gift to her and to you. Thank you all for sharing your experiences. I think this is proof that Grays touched something very deep in many of us.