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Arrow 1.8-1.9: These episodes were...entertaining, but not particularly interesting a lot of the time? I dunno.
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Beauty and the Beast 1.8-1.9:
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Elementary 1.9-1.10:
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Nikita 3.6: Interesting note to go on hiatus with.
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Once Upon A Time 2.9:
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Person of Interest 2.9-2.10:
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The Secret of Crickley Hall: 3 part BBC miniseries based on a novel by James Herbert. Rather excellent gothic horror, even if most of the elements were fairly standard. Parents and their two daughters move to big house in the countryside a year after their son goes missing, house just happens to be the site where refugee children drowned in the cellar in WW2. Very creepy and spooky, interesting mysteries, lots of women of various ages and types Doing Things. Very much recommended if you like the ghosts/haunted house/gothic variety of horror, but a strong warning for child abuse, as the hosts of the refugee children were abusive. The majority of the abuse is offscreen, but it's pretty central to the plot.
( spoilers ))
Beauty and the Beast 1.8-1.9:
( spoilers )
Elementary 1.9-1.10:
( spoilers )
Nikita 3.6: Interesting note to go on hiatus with.
( spoilers )
Once Upon A Time 2.9:
( spoilers )
Person of Interest 2.9-2.10:
( spoilers )
The Secret of Crickley Hall: 3 part BBC miniseries based on a novel by James Herbert. Rather excellent gothic horror, even if most of the elements were fairly standard. Parents and their two daughters move to big house in the countryside a year after their son goes missing, house just happens to be the site where refugee children drowned in the cellar in WW2. Very creepy and spooky, interesting mysteries, lots of women of various ages and types Doing Things. Very much recommended if you like the ghosts/haunted house/gothic variety of horror, but a strong warning for child abuse, as the hosts of the refugee children were abusive. The majority of the abuse is offscreen, but it's pretty central to the plot.
