Oh, my beautiful new Canadian cop show.
Two episodes in--
Not only does it have Enrico Colantoni. (Enrico <3 <3 <3 I have already earnestly thanked him for not being Mandy Patinkin, and then I have earnestly thanked his character for not being Jason Gideon. Because it kind of came up. A bit. Within two episodes. Um.)
Not only does it have cops singing Gilbert and Sullivan in the first five minutes. (Yes the obvious.)
But the police psychologist? Is Amanda Luria. Yes. Dr. A. Luria. No word yet as to whether her middle name is Rachel or Rose or something like that. But still. When I caught her name, I went, "Oh, show."
I think I may go around singing "This Can't Be Love" all afternoon. Lip balm. Rookie. Oh, Flashpoint. I may write my name and Flashpoint on my algebra notebook and draw hearts around them. If only I still had my algebra notebook. Maybe I have my Linear Algebra notebook. That's almost the same, right?
Not only does it have Enrico Colantoni. (Enrico <3 <3 <3 I have already earnestly thanked him for not being Mandy Patinkin, and then I have earnestly thanked his character for not being Jason Gideon. Because it kind of came up. A bit. Within two episodes. Um.)
Not only does it have cops singing Gilbert and Sullivan in the first five minutes. (Yes the obvious.)
But the police psychologist? Is Amanda Luria. Yes. Dr. A. Luria. No word yet as to whether her middle name is Rachel or Rose or something like that. But still. When I caught her name, I went, "Oh, show."
I think I may go around singing "This Can't Be Love" all afternoon. Lip balm. Rookie. Oh, Flashpoint. I may write my name and Flashpoint on my algebra notebook and draw hearts around them. If only I still had my algebra notebook. Maybe I have my Linear Algebra notebook. That's almost the same, right?