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I don't think that was Odi at the family's home. It looked to be the next door neighbour synth (the one that Mattie shot with air rifle last week)

Danny the constable is Jean's nephew. He moved in

I can't believe this topic has been here for a month and I only just noticed it! It's pretty much my favourite show of the moment, and I only wish they made longer seasons of it. Still, at least there's definitely a 4th season on the cards!

You mean strip while painting? ;-)

I was just surprized that he even existed. That is, for some reason I just assumed that Phrynne had all her money because she'd inherited it from her father (who'd inherited it during the war).

As unresolved cliffhangers go, I guess this wasn't a bad one. Mainly because the only character in danger is one we barely knew, so I'm not all that bothered about what happens to her. Glad that the rest of the team weren't in danger, but I would have liked to have seen them all bonding together rather than split 2 x 2.

I think there must have been a missing scene in the ep when it aired here. It started with Henry and Abe opening up a box of bits and pieces and then went to the scene in the morgue with the first victim who they said had been in Abigail's garden. I was confused enough that I thought I'd missed an ep somewhere along the line.

I've seen A&E mentioned before, but never knew that it was 'Arts & Entertainment'...over here, A&E would stand for Accident and Emergency (i.e. an ER), and somehow I just assumed that the A&E channel was broadcasting along those lines!

I was trying to figure out why Nadia's death didn't really have much impact on me. Granted, she wasn't my favourite character, but she was growing on me a bit and the scene with her tied up in the back of the car felt more traumatic than when we found out she was dead. And I think it's because that apart from Lindsey being upset but trying to keep it together when they found her, we didn't really get any of the character's reactions. It pretty much went straight into the court case segment of a L&O show, where the main focus was on characters who had no personal involvement with Nadia and were pretty much treating it as just another victim/case. And there was (presumably) enough of a time jump to get to the trial so that the initial reactions of the people who *did* know Nadia was of necessity going to be muted. I guess it's the down side of having the L&O ep be the closing ep of the trilogy, but I'm disappointed that we're not likely to see the Chicago PD team's initial reactions to Nadia's death and the immediate aftermath of it. It feels like a bit of a cheat. (I really hope they're not going to keep doing these crossovers. CPD is the only one of the three shows that I watch, and I resent having to pick up 2 extra hours of shows I don't care for just to get a resolution)

Halfway through the end credits, one of the cinema staff (who were waiting to come in and clean up) shouted out that there wasn't anything after the credits. I'm pretty sure that of the people still there at that point, nobody left! (I get that they wanted to get in and clean up before the next showing, but when I fork out for 3D IMAX, you bet I'm getting my money's worth ;-)

Clear a large space in your schedule...she's been a very busy lady!

I'm pretty sure they'd be armed with lightsabers, not torches ;-)

I wouldn't call if the 'best' finale, but I think the Mentalist had one of the sweetest happiest finales I've ever watched. I'm not a shipper, but I did like they gave them a happy ending - and the wedding dress shopping was one of the funniest scenes I've watched in a long time.

I told myself that I was going to be good and wait until after the series had finished before re-reading the books it was based on. Managed to hold out until the end of part 3 before getting the first book and am now half-way through book 6 (The four swans) but in order to not totally spoil myself, I've skipped over book 2...I totally have no self-control...I blame Aidan Turner for bringing Ross to life so vividly ;-)

I can't believe that Deeks has something in his past that would interest Internal Affairs and Hetty *isn't* already aware of it.

I liked D'Artagnan's comment about how Aramis could have protected the Queen's reputation by not actually having sex with her! I do feel sorry for the nanny, she's caught up in this whole business mainlyl because Aramis seduced her so he could get close to the Dauphin. I know she could have turned him down, but I'd say Aramis when he turns on the charm would be difficulte to resist!

Am I wrong or did they tone down Captain Blamey's actions re the death of his wife? IIRC (and it has been a long time since I read the books), I thought he'd hit her while he was drunk and killed her, and she was pregnant at the time. Whereas in the new version it's almost self defence (she hit him first). (am trying to resist the urge to re-read the books, at least until this season is finished, so I don't spoil myself for the bits I've already forgotton)

That opening scene is why I will never sleep in a room where I can't climb out of the window. (when my parents were building a house, I insisted they put a larger openable window in my bedroom just for that reason) As for outward opening doors, I've seen them a few times on TV in Scandinavian dramas. I liked the ATF agent and was half hoping that Steve would offer her a job at the end.

Yeah, they could edit out Ross's shirts ;-) (who me, shallow? whistles innocently)

Seriously D'Artangan? I get that you're not exactly mourning for Constance's husband, but telling her that you might not be there when she makes up her mind? Screw you! I wish that Constance had told him about the Doctor's proposal just to show him that she wouldn't necessarily have to make up her mind to take *him*. Regarding Rochefort. Isn't his ultimate aim to get rid of Louis and rule France with Anne? If so, then his best bet is to do so as Regent to a legitimate heir, so he won't want to be calling the Dauphin's parentage into question. Then again, now that Anne has rejected him so completely , that plan has gone by the wayside - unless he gets rid of both King and Queen.

I'm enjoying it so far, but I'm finding Aidan Turner's accent a bit disconcerting because it's so different from his usual one!

One thing I've loved about this show is the way the competitors were ready to give each other a helping hand when necessary. And just how much was Matt bursting with pride as he watched his wife model the dress at the end (I don't think it was the dress he was proud of) I admit that I wouldn't have picked him for the winner going in - I wasn't surprized about the other 2 making the final, but Matt was quite the underdog. He really did deserve it though. I loved the little 'what they've done since' bit at the end!

I'm just impressed that for once we had a character get a head injury and not shake it off after a few minutes!

The best thing is the way Jarvis then just looks at the cushion he's holding as if he's thinking of exactly what's 'happened' in and on it!

I'm pretty sure that Kerry and her girlfriend had a planned pregnancy ;-)