Now that the premiere has come and gone, the fun can begin with further exploration and development of story arcs, and again I’ll be reviewing this episode character by character. Liz – As she is the narrator in this episode, I’ll start with her. Feeling guilty for throwing Harry under the bus, she is working overtime to be the best
Read moreThe job of a season premiere is to establish new story arcs for the season and address any others that were established in the previous season’s finale. This premiere definitely did its job. As Five Bedrooms is known for its five main characters and rotating narrator, I’m going to review the premiere character by character. Harry – As Harry is
Read moreThe job of a season finale is to close the season’s story arcs and establish new ones for the next season (if there is one). As Fisk was a show that had self-contained episodes, this job doesn’t apply to them, however they did manage to close out the season by making references to previous episodes over its entire (so far)
Read moreThis episode was a bit of a letdown in comparison to last week’s episode. The episode kicks off with Helen waking up in the granny flat to find Tony in there, hiding from Viktor as he has him on a tight schedule, right down to when he has a shower. Tony tells Helen that Viktor means well, but he needs
Read moreI think this was the best episode of the show’s run so far. The episode kicks off with Ray and George telling Helen how to give a probate Q&A talk at the local library, as she is taking Ray’s place due to him and Roz having to play in a netball final on the same day. When Helen suggests cancelling,
Read moreThe job of a season finale is to close off the season’s story arcs and establish arcs for the next season (if there is one). As I mentioned in my review of the season premiere, My Life Is Murder is generally self-contained and there aren’t any story arcs, so this job doesn’t apply to them, but the season was brought
Read moreThis episode is all about school and gossip, but not from the kids. The episode kicks off on a humorous note, with Alexa walking through the park and discovering “Wanted” posters on trees with a picture of Chowder on them. She rips them down and goes to meet Harry to briefed on the case of the week – Richie Garth,
Read moreThis was the best episode of the season so far. The episode kicks off with Alexa injuring her foot after playing hopscotch with a couple of little girls that were being hassled by a busker. This leads to Alexa’s foot being put in a moonboot and on order from her doctor to stay off her foot for a week, not
Read moreAs you could guess from the episode’s title, this one is all about bread. The episode kicks off with Alexa walking into Reuben’s Café when she sees Madison and Reuben watching a video on Madison’s laptop, which Madison hastily shuts as soon as Alexa sees them. When Alexa tells them to show her the video, it’s of an influencer, Briar
Read moreThis episode is all about weddings and money. The case of the week revolves around the death of Leah Howell, a florist with a severe bee allergy who died after being stung by a bee as she was walking down the aisle at her own wedding. The bee was found inside her bridal bouquet. Leah developed adult-onset anaphylaxis when she
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