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It did feel a little like they were wrapping up the series with Brackenreid and Julia leaving. If William had left too, I would have thought so for sure. My guess is that the storyline with Julia leaving is to set up an episode next season with her returning home on the Titanic. I think the show is taking place in late 1911 at this point based on the Mona Lisa being stolen in August 1911 (Ep. 3) and the federal election being in September 1911 (Ep. 17). The Christmas episode aired between those two episodes, so it's a little confusing.

If you are in Canada, the first 12 seasons are on Gem.

The podcast has a few bonus episodes. One of them is Dr. Kirby meeting Christian Slater.

CBC is airing season 10. It's in a 1.5 hour timeslot, so I guess they aren't editing out the technical from the broadcast anymore (the full episode was always available on demand on on CBC gem). They've put the entire season on Gem already, so you you have the choice of binge watching it too.

Those Corelle coffee mugs that Rebecca and Randall were using at the beginning of the episode are from the same pattern of dishes that my family had when I was growing up. We used them from the mid-90s to maybe 2010.

I think the map showed that they took the ferry to Tsawwassen not Horseshoe Bay. If they had gone to Horseshoe Bay, then yes, they would have been travelling south instead of north. But from Tsawwassen, they would have to drive past Vancouver to get to Squamish. So I think they stayed on the 99 and went through downtown and Stanley Park and entered Highway 1 in West Van when they should have left the 99 earlier and taken Knight street / Marine drive to Highway 1 in South Vancouver.

Luke Bilyk is in tonight's episode of Legends of Tomorrow. He'll be playing

It seems that we got a different episode in Canada. The video on demand from my provider had this episode listed, but the actual one that played is the upcoming spanking episode.

Jake Epstein plays Charles Ponzi in the Murdoch Mysteries Christmas movie airing tonight.

I was wondering about this too at first. At least where I live, if you watch live/PVR, it's actually 4 channels for the first run. Supergirl on Showcase, Flash on CTV, Legends on CTV2, and Arrow on Space. Arrow also airs on CTV on Wednesdays the following week. I don't get Showcase or Space, so I caved and started PVR'ing on the CW this year. I usually avoid American channels, but I didn't want to wait a week to watch Arrow on CTV, and Showcase no longer puts episodes of Supergirl on their website which is how I watched it last year. It looks like for the crossover, CTV is airing Arrow on Monday night at 10, so you'll only have to wait an hour if you don't get Space/CW. Space is airing the episode on Thursday in the usual slot. CTV isn't airing Supergirl at all though.

Is it possible that we never meet the Earth X Felicity in the crossover? They could have the E1 characters meet up with the E-X resistance, and the resistance reacts to E1 Felicity's presence saying that they lost their friend earlier this year. Then when Stein dies, he is buried next to her. Or... Do we know for sure that Stein is dying? I know VG is leaving, but Legends is working on way to write him out that might not be a fake-out after all. Was the funeral filmed last month confirmed to be for Stein, or was it just assumed because the actor is leaving and wasn't seen to be attending? It could be that the E1 characters fight alongside the E-X resistance, grow close, and then attend the funeral of E-X Felicty. Stein leaves sometime before the funeral.

Sara Waisglass (Frankie) was in last week's episode of The Good Doctor. Also, Shanice Banton (Marisol) has what appears to be a recurring role on this season of Murdoch Mysteries.

I thought maybe they made up the term 'golden blood' for the show, but it's a real thing. https://mosaicscience.com/story/man-golden-blood

A Canadian man is currently fighting the 6-month sobriety rule. The article also mentions pilot projects that have occurred / are being planned that eliminate that requirement. http://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-41407983

Someone involved in production goofed by leaving these lying around