possibilities

That photo/scene of her with the boyfriend wasn't in this episode, was it?

Angie looking the other way fo rher coworker.... isn't that exactly the kind of thing that started her down the wrong path with the kid she covered up for? Her lack of taking seriously her apology was also concerning, but she did seem to make a little progress when the review board didn't cut her any slack. It's troubling, though, that she didn't even manage to fake sincerity until they showed her that her BS wasn't going to work.

I remembered Jen! First returning contestant I remembered. I'm a little confused about these tournaments, though. I take it that Second Chance and Wild Card are different competitions, but I would swear Will is competing in both? I wish they would just do regular games.

Not only that, but just for once I'd like to see them respect the cleaning staff-- not only Morgan because she's "special".

7 is still very few!

6 episodes is so few. They won't have time to tell very many stories in that amount of time, not with any depth.

I thought the doctor who took her place cancelled the autopsy, to avoid it exposing him. Maybe I'm wrong?

It's a bit tricky to find where to comment on episodes, when the show has aired on different schedules in different places. I'm in the USA and just watched Ep 1. I was surprised they were so quick to discharge James. I thought they mightk eep him on in some kind of veterinary service. But maybe the commanding officer actually thought he was doing him a favor, by sending him home safe. I have avoided all spoilers, but I did read the comments upthread, which wondered why james couldn't fly once the fever had passed. I think the issue with James is that the fever would be recurring, so they were afraid he would take ill suddenly again, while on a future mission. I don't know anything about how brucellosis affects people, but that's what I gathered from the bedside scene where the doctor was talking about him no longer being allowed to fly. If Helen and James were planning reunion sex, why did she put the baby to bed in their bed instead of in the bassinet? Seems unwise! The utter silence on Tristan struck me as odd, especially since they did mention Mrs Hall's son. Three months convalescence after a hysterectomy, no gloves when sticking your arm inside a cow, morphine in your tea... medicine has changed a lot, hasn't it? The gobsmacked look of Seigfriend when looking at Sudrey seems to me to be a recurring beat. I don't think they would do that so much if they didn't mean for something to come of it. He was extremely fun with the baby, too. But they are too old, aren't they, for children of their own? Actually, I don't really have any idea how old either of them is. Everyone looks so much older in the kind of outfits they wear, comapred to the causal garb of today.

I was told that if I had an endoscopy, they would give me a drug that stops the gag reflex. Just so you know-- it's a theoretical possibility!

I think they've already established that Amanda understands why Will arrested Angie. When she went to get him, he told her he had no choice and she said she knows that, and I think she sounded like she meant it. If she was angry about him doing it, I think she would have said something else, along the lines of, maybe: we can talk about that later, but right now I need you to come back and deal with a different problem. Actually, it will be interesting to see if Angie now also understands and forgives him. That would be a real character development. Faith seemed upset that he left, she said so explicitly. She didn't ding him for disloyalty, only for abandonment. I can easily imagine that some of the force is angry about it, just like they were angry that he exposed corruption leading up to season 1. But so far the main characters in the eneemble seem mostly upset about him abandoning them and noteven telling them he himself is okay. I have to also say: I really enjoyed the little bit of show at the beginning of the episode, with him doing his PI job and locals interacting with him. It looked like that could have been a lot of fun to watch for a while, too. I also think he did Angie a favor by leaving town with no forwarding address. If he had stayed around, he would have been called on to testify. Him blubbering on the stand about how he had to arrest her even though he loves her, would have made her look even worse to any adjudicating body.

I definitely did not know about blue roses before the episode!

I have an aversive reaction to both Chapelle and Chalomet, but I don't know yet whether that will keep me away from the shows.

I felt some affection for Enzo, which was only increased by his thank you monologue.

I got 3/5. I would have had 4, but I sself-doubted myself out of one of my answers. Alas! Cornetto for everyone

Who the hell pays out of pocket for home care? Only the obscenely wealthy. Everyone I know who lives independently (i.e. at home, not in an institution) has medicaid funded aides. Yes, you have to spend down your money, but you're going to do that anyway if you pay for some dormatory type institution so might as well choose home.