Magnumfangirl

I'm assuming Connie getting arrested is going to wrap up the gambling room story, and Georgie's going to go to work in Mandy's parents' tire store. But how are they going to keep Georgie out of legal trouble? Connie's going to deny that anyone else was involved?

Yes. That was the best part! 😉

It's impossible to believe. The entire premise of the show was the potential romance between them. The mysteries were always secondary. Something must have happened behind the scenes. Whatever, I'm out. The show is dull without William.

Saint Eddie strikes again. 🙄 My level of loathing for her has reached new heights.🤮

This is show is so dull that I'm mostly watching for Clara's wardrobe. Her dresses are gorgeous!

This show is so slow and plodding! And what's with the mysterious music? There really is no mystery to the audience if they watched the original show.

This one was boring. I don't understand what's going on with the show. Is Stuart Martin only available for half the episodes or is this what the writers and show runners actually want? If Martin is so busy he can't film 6 episodes at a time (I doubt this because his credits on imdb don't reflect that), then they should do 3 episodes twice a year.

I liked this one, but I think it would have been better if there had been more of William and Eliza in the present. Maybe William could have woken up midway thru the episode and they recollect the rest of the story together... Anyway, I agree that the young actor playing William had the voice and accent down perfect, but I wonder if Scots agree with us?

Me too. The flashback episode for next week looks fun!

Sad episode, but the idea that the ballroom at the Ritz was staid and boring on V-E night was ridiculous!

I noticed the out of place car, too and I wasn't even alive in the 60's, but the most anachronistic thing about the show is the dialogue. No one in the 1960s would have described food as "amazing." That word used to only be used for things that were actually amazing. My grandparents probably never used it in their lives except when singing in church.

Yes, that's it exactly. Once The French Chef became a hit, what else is there to tell about it? I've decided the show is really about the beginnings of PBS and Julia Child is just a piece in that story, but this portrayal of her seems more like a drag queen parody than anything resembling the real Julia. I've watched a few episodes of season 1 of The French Chef on youtube and the actress looks and sounds nothing like the real deal. The real Julia's voice, accent, and inflection reminds me of Martha Stewart and her body type is more runway model than linebacker. IDK...this show is just weird....🤷‍♀️

I thought it was too dark. It was ok, but not what I wanted on a Friday night near Christmas.

I agree. Those two belong together.

Hmm.. I thought this was the best episode yet, but apparently I'm the only one. Lol! If Frasier is a creepy old man,what was Martin? He was an old guy with a gunshot wound on a cane who had to have a live in therapist!

I liked the David/Freddy/Eve story. It was silly, but it made me laugh. I'm liking the younger cast more than the older one; except for Kelsey, of course.

I think it was. The David story was silly, but overall a good episode.

I thought that scene was the best part of this episode and the rest of it was pretty blah. The show needs more Frasier and Freddy interactions.

I watched both episodes tonight and thought it was pretty good. I was expecting it to suck, but I enjoyed it. I like the role reversal and the apartment is gorgeous for a change (except the ink blot wallpaper is a little weird). I always thought the Seattle apartment was hideous save for the fake view! Anyway, it's cute and will probably get better once the cast finds their groove.

I quit the show when Mark left, but I'm bummed about the Duck man. The Ducky-centric episodes were always the best and I still think they should do a Ducky prequel instead of all these new location spinoffs.

None of my favorites (Black and Blue, Mother's Day, Working Girls, and Forgive and Forget) are listed!

Fred did say it was "just instinct."

I assumed that Morse made some sort of deal with them. It's not like they wouldn't hesitate to kill him too if he didn't.

Hmm...so Morse sets up Lott's murder, but he's upset about Thursday committing a murder? What's the difference?

I know, but I still think total score for the three games would have made the wagering in FJ relevant for a tiebreaker.