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The actor who plays Tristan was born and raised in London. I just watched this episode, not 100% paying attention, but I don't think he said he was born in Venezuela? And he said he only went to school in Scotland. He could be trying to do a mixed accent of nondescript origin on purpose. Dr. Pacey has a small upper lip, and yes - he's sexy. Men with big plump lips look weirder, IMO. Many of us in the same age bracket as him literally grew up with him - he was Charlie in the Mighty Ducks movies as a kid in the early 90s, then Pacey, then on other shows like Fringe and The Affair. This episode was rather boring, again. I was too distracted by the actress who played Adele on Grey's Anatomy, thinking that she was Adele. I suppose it's her distinctive voice, and that I've never seen her in anything else. I also thought there would be more to Tristan and Viv being quarantined together, but I guess they just let that one drop. And, no judgment, but Tristan gets around...

Is it Lizzie Novak? I think that's her name... but I have the same exact prediction.

Someone here called it that Gloria would die... she didn't take their secret with her though. I wasn't totally paying attention - how did the big wig find out?

Our characters work "second shift." Every shift is 24 hours on, 48 hours off. So for example, they work 8am Monday to 8am Tuesday, then report again 8am Thursday, then Sunday, then Wednesday, etc. The Chief appears to work a different schedule, seems like just daylight every day. If you notice, he doesn't have a bunk to regularly work overnight.

My take was that was a different shift. He knew a few by name but not all. I don't think they were extras for when our characters are there on their shift. Is the budget so bad that they can't have Severide and Herrmann in the same episode? Overall though, not bad. I could see them dragging out Cruz's story for the rest of the season.

He basically said that she's too young for him, so hopefully they'll just stay friends. I agree that this was a good episode otherwise. Wes is fitting in well, though we always need more Tank... :-)

Why didn't the kids go in the ambulance with their grandfather, so then it's the hospital's problem to track down all of their next of kin? Or a cop or fireman could have taken them; I didn't understand why they became the lifeguards' responsibility.

Sorry, but isn't that exactly what a bucket list is?

Oh good, that's not forever, like some shows... thanks!

FCC regulations? I'm shocked that the first episode was on CBS to begin with. This show is too violent and vulgar for network television. When they first got to the Four Sixes, the guy offered them the bunkhouse multiple times. Rip kept saying no; I don't think that's Dutton's fault. I have no idea what to expect out of this show. Is Kevin Costner done and we won't even see him in flashbacks? He made this show, I don't care about Beth and Jamie's feud. Kayce and his family are fine but they can't carry the show. Exactly how much time has passed since the first episode? It's not supposed to have been 8-10 years, right? No offense to the character or the actor, of course, but that's the problem with having children as prominent characters on shows that aren't consistently on year after year. Tate is now sixteen, so there was like a 4 year time jump? Doesn't make sense...

They all seem to do more light-hearted scenes better than brooding. If only the show would bring back that balance...

The blond guy does a bunch of random jobs. On the episode where the woman got her arm stuck in the cave, he was the one giving the tour and talking about the pirate treasure, and someone said "didn't you give me my towels at the pool this morning?" and he said yes. So he's like a universal background character. Maybe he's the head of entertainment?

It was very, very poorly explained/white-washed on one of the first episodes of PD that Voight was/is not a dirty cop and it was all an act. For what? I can't remember.

This episode was the most predictable one yet! Of course the recovering alcoholic was telling the truth and hadn't been drinking. Of course the pregnant woman was going to give birth. Of course Dr. Pacey was going to say he had fun but couldn't continue their little arrangement. Of course the Traveling Matts (is that a copyright infringement on Fraggle Rock?) weren't going to have a deadly disease and start a new pandemic. I think this is the first episode that I was bored. It's a bonkers show, it's not very good, but at least I haven't been bored...

I'm not arguing that they all get away with anything that they want, but was it different because Jay was undercover? Gloria knows Dante's real name and that he's a cop. IIRC, the woman Jay had a brief fling with didn't know his real name or that he was a cop. Was she really a CI?