Writing Wrongs

Has anyone watched An Inspector Calls? It's really good, but I was confused at the end. I had to look it up and read some theories.

I kind of don't care about Cyborg and girlfriend. He's my least favorite character. I love Cliff.

I'm watching Who Killed Garrett Phillips? on HBO Max. Watching the video of the cops lying and trying to trick Nick after bringing him into the station for an interview under false pretenses was making me so angry, I had to skip ahead. Jesus!

I've been watching Vets Saving Pets on Hulu. It's Canadian.

Britbox looks like it's adding some good detective shows this month.

It's the same with the Murder Castle episode. When she gets trapped by HH Holmes, she tells him his whole backstory and yet beforehand she didn't recognize him. WTF? Surely, she'd seen pictures of him in books or something.

I've been watching Season 8 of Father Brown Mysteries on Britbox. I enjoy cozy mysteries and I've watched Marple too many times.

As soon as she saw that map on the table, I figured that's where they were going.

I've started a re-watch of this. I find it weird that Lucy is an historian but she doesn't recognize the name Rittenhouse. You'd think she would be familiar with David Rittenhouse.

I just watched The Confession on Britbox starring Martin Freeman. Based on the Christopher Halliwell case.

They've dragged this Madeleine shit out for too long. She should've been a one season and done villain. I find it frustrating and not fun to watch when you give a villain this much power. Her reach and control of everything is beyond ridiculous. I was really hoping for a better final season.

Hulu has a show called Your Home Made Perfect, where the clients get to use VR goggles to see what the design of their home might be. They then choose between the two designers as to which one they like better. It's interesting, but the two designers always have their old reliables. The guy always has bench seating and the woman has skylights and hidden storage in ever design.

After re-watching Revolution, I decided to re-watch this. It's still so good. I will never get over the creep factor of seeing that new "Allied States of America" flag go up the pole.

Oh, dear: 'Once Upon A Time’ Star Lana Parrilla Granted Restraining Order For Stalker

I finally watched Miss Fisher and the Crypt of Tears. It was ok.

Me too. I had to rewind it because I thought I'd missed something.

Anyone watch Deadwater Fell starring David Tennant?

Another episode of At Home With Sean & Bex with Robbie Kay as guest.

I just stumbled across this: At home with Sean and Bex; Lana Parilla I love that they are all still good friends.

"I'm going to get you the gift of being happy for someone else." I may use that line.

So does no one know that Bill Nye is Patterson's dad? I would think the FBI would have all their families staked out in case of contact.

I just now realized that I don't understand the coach's end goal. He wants to make his team stronger, but unless they can revert back to humans how are they supposed to compete in high school athletics? It makes no sense. Even with the weaker episodes you get good dialogue and character interaction, so it makes up for it a bit.

I've started watching reaction videos to OUaT on Youtube. One thing that I don't get about "Apple As Red As Blood" is when Jefferson tells Regina he wants her to write him and his daughter a new story. I'm confused by what the power of the person who casts the Dark Curse is. When and how would Regina have been able to decide on everyone's new identity and personality and the workings of a modern town? If the Curse was to bring them to a land without magic, why didn't it drop them in a real town? Like how Bae ended up in London.

Anyone watch Restaurants on the Edge? I really like it and the locations, but that chef guy comes off like he thinks he is so cool, but he seems kind of douchey to me. I also enjoyed Australia's Instant Hotel.

You and me both. Tina: I like public toilets. It's like a vacation for your butt.