Loveday Writing

In all honesty, for a finale, this episode was a little disappointing. The first third of the episode is spent on the birth of Pete and Meredith’s baby. I felt that the birth scenes were realistic without being overly graphic, which I appreciated. I also enjoyed finding out why Lily ended up looking like she had been through the wringer

For a penultimate episode, I felt this episode was done rather well. Again we are given more of an insight into Lily’s new job and the toll that it’s taking on her. This episode shows the realities of working long hours and how a person’s social life can suffer as a result, which I think is something we can all

This episode dealt with all kinds of ramifications. I’m not going to complain about the use of in media res, as I’ve done this enough, that being said I found it hilarious that it focused on Lily being stuck in the closet by a coat hanger and her hair. The morning after awkwardness was played out realistically, especially with Simone

I felt this episode is about building up to the last few episodes of the season. This episode again started in media res, this is seriously getting old but as it has happened in every episode, I will accept that this is clearly going to happen in the remaining episodes. In this episode the use of in media res established

This episode was absolutely spectacular. This episode again started in media res, I said it last week and I’ll say it again, this is really getting old, unless every chapter in the novel started this way, I don’t understand why it’s necessary. Lily is finally given the chance to run the show and from there the can of worms are

The opening of this episode was hilarious with Lily being forced to endure the excessively loud sex sounds apparently made by Simone and Jack, which she uniquely calls “sex terrorism”. However it was ruined for me when it was revealed that the writers were yet again using in media res. This is really getting old, to the point that I

Now that the pilot has done its job, the series can continue with plot and character development. This episode did a great job with the latter. Again the episode starts in media res, I really hope that they stop using this technique to revolve the writing around, it’s cliche and gets tired quickly in short seasons, I felt the same

I will disclose that I haven’t read The Wrong Girl and that I am reviewing the pilot at face value. That being said, I plan on reading it as I am a fan of the beautiful Zoe Foster-Blake. I loved the choice to have the first thing that the viewers see being Lily (Jessica Marais) running, out of breath, with