Impish Dragon

I started season 1 of the Good Witch about the time season 2 or 3 was airing. I couldn't help noticing how much chemistry the actress (who's name I'm to lazy to look up) had with Anthony Lemke and how forced the chemistry felt with James Denton. I decided to read spoilers to see if the writers would go against expectations but nope. So I stopped watching. Uh...on topic. This show introduced me to several people I hadn't heard of before but will now keep an eye out for.

I had the same thought. And to make it worse, he communicated with Lockjaw. So the dog and Medusa have learned his form of communication but no one else?

I'm giving Johnny a bit of a pass for the moment. He wants Dreamer to do the right thing and own up to what she did. Also, there really was no good time to tell her that wouldn't have her distracted when she needed to be focused. Distracted or over emotional could have gotten her or any of them injured or killed. That being said, since it doesn't appear as though Dreamer is going to fess up anytime soon, if John doesn't come clean, especially before anything happens between them, then I'll be agreeing it's f'd up.

Fudge. I may have to start watching SVU again.

I can't say with certainty, but I do think Stinger was married to Ivy's mom first. So I think Ivy is supposed to be older, though I'm guessing not by much. I really don't like the relationship between Camille and the ME. It just feels way to quick. And ok, I admit I'm a Camille/Fisher shipper so that my color my judgement a bit. I do like that Camille and Linus have a strong friendship after being together. I really don't care for the hints of Fisher/Maggie either. Though I adore Maggie, I'm just not seeing her having a relationship with someone who is technically her subordinate. Confession, I don't like Kirsten or Cameron. I watch for the others.

I really appreciate the fact the writers haven't had Wynonna suddenly embrace the idea of being a mother. So many shows would have revealed the pregnancy, showed the doubts of the mom to be, then made them suddenly embrace it, all within two eps. Wynonna has never given any indication she's wanted a kid so I'm glad the writers are having her struggle with this.

I have such mixed feelings with regards to J/Du. On the one hand I agree with you, I like the idea that two people can be that important to each other without sexual or romantic connotations. It's so rare on tv and I'm always hoping more shows will show that kind of relationship. On the other hand, the connection between Dutch and Johnny share plus the chemistry HJK and AA have with each other makes me route for them as a couple.

More Roman, Jane, and Patterson in Season 3. I really hope Roman isn't a villain.

I agree there wasn't enough justification as to why the jury acquitted. I'm fine with Stone and company losing cases but this one didn't work.

Still not one of Major's biggest fans, but the writers (seemingly) dropping the epic/twu wuv relationship of Liv/Major and giving him a chance to do funny stuff, like in this ep, has made me like him more.

Was it specifically stated he was trying to change the first degree murder statue? I got the impression he was trying to get the law in general changed to include driving someone to suicide. Like maybe under involuntary manslaughter or something. I don't hate any of the characters, but of the five, only Stone and Jefferies have any real on screen presence. I too was expecting Valdez to say she was a lesbian.

I didn't find the scene with Joy and Davos all that odd. I just assume Joy has PTSD or something. Remember, in a relatively short amount of time she's *learned the father she watched die is actually alive only to lose him again *found out her brother has been lying to her *lost the company and life she worked hard for *learned about and had to deal with the Hand *ended up nearly dying herself All of which happened after her long thought dead childhood friend Danny, reappears in her life. I can see her thinking being if he had never showed up...

Would Stone be required by law to hand over the evidence to Indiana? Not that I think tv is accurate anything, but if he isn't, then the immunity could come from him not giving Indiana the info. Or Stone could have discovered the murders were conducted in Indiana after the fact, meaning he assumed the crimes he was giving immunity for were all in Illinois. And I have no idea why I'm thinking so hard on this. :)

I thought Stone said 4 of the murders took place in Indiana. I could be wrong. I assume that the murder he was caught and tried for took place in Illinois so that's why Stone had dibs.

thanks!

Does anyone know the name of the song playing at the end?

I'm finally up to date on the Flash, and I still can't get behind WestAllen. One of my biggest issues with them is that Iris is little more than love interest/girlfriend. It really jumped out to me when Iris tells Barry she's afraid of not leaving anything behind like her mom. Barry's response? She did leave something behind, a brave wonderful son, and the woman he loves. That's it. No other qualifiers, just that she's the woman he loves. If the son had been changed to daughter, or if Barry said something like "brave and wonderful children, one of whom is the woman I love" it would have at least made Iris more than LI/GF.

I'm extremely disappointed that the writers had Raimy willingly become the other woman.

You and me both.

I was trying to figure out the same. Since my co-viewer and I both had to wonder at the priest mention, I'm guessing it's a deleted scene or something.

Remy, Roman, and Patterson. I officially decided, while watching this ep, that if we lost Weller, Zapata, Reade and Nas, leaving only Jane and Patterson, I would like this show 1000% more.

I can't help comparing him to his brother. Aaron Ashmore plays a good guy on Killjoys that can and has done shady things but he has a ton of charisma and is my favorite character on the show. For me, Shawn is just there. Not good, not bad. Just...there. I think the writers were going for a moral superiority thing, trying to show Hayes isn't quite the good guy yet. *shrugs* I just kept thinking, this is what you signed up for people. It wasn't like it came as a surprise that they might get bad guys convictions overturned. It's stated in this ep that this isn't the Innocence Project. It's the Conviction Integrity Unit. I did like Atwell's reaction after EK's character called her a bitch. It was simultaneously surprised, impressed, and proud. I thought Hayes and Conner had a wee bit better chemistry this ep, but yeah, the writers need to let go of this relationship stat.

I wondered that too. Then I figured since ATF guy didn't answer his phone it went to voicemail.

I just rewatched this ep and even on second watch it really stands out how much more chemistry MB/Kara has with GG/Barry than with any other guy on the show. I also think the opposite applies and GG/Barry has much better chemistry with MB/Kara than any love interest (including Iris) on his show. I am glad that Supergirl was able to get a second season. For all it's faults, it's still a good show that really did pick up in the latter half. I hope being on the CW doesn't screw it up.

My mother and I were talking and thinking Android is Seven. Then realized that with the addition of the two newbies, this would make Android, Seven of Nine.