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I loved it when James commented about Alesha getting the bit between her teeth, and her happy little grin. She's a girl after my own heart.
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I know that I come the series with a specific agenda I want to see Jamie Bamber act his little socks off and in this ep there was a dearth of the law side of things.
I've never watched many procedural shows and if they were to take it too far in this direction I might be less inclined to watch.
Characters I care about are key to me getting into a show.
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I love me a heaping helping of Jamie, too, and do I prefer when he's in the show more? Sure. But do I expect him to have a lot of screen time every week? No. There's going to be episodes that tilt more toward the CPS and others toward CID, depending on the case, that's to be expected. At least with L&O:UK, by the very nature of the show's premise he's guaranteed to be in at least one scene every week. On BSG, he had better character development but there were a few episodes where he didn't turn up at all. ;)
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I'm just disappointed that this week felt series regulars light.
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Okay first off you have to realise, when I'm watching L&O I do for a specific reason: Jamie Bamber. You might not (lol) have been aware of this but it's troofax.
Last night's episode was heavy on the order which meant a scarcity of Matt Devlin and his shirts.
The story was quite compelling a man with mental health issues was beaten and left for dead. But this was all about building the case.
Shirtwatch: the grey one, the dark blue stripey and a white one with thin stripes. Plus possible lilac lurking under the the nommy coat and scarf.
He totally rocks the coat and scarf.
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I wonder if the medallion is Matt's or whether it's Jamie's.
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I also thought there was not a lot of suspense there, it didn't seem as tense and didn't have the twists of the last episodes. And my dear little Matt was a bit judgemental (which is in character) but I wish we could see him develop a little and become more tolerant and understanding. He doesn't have to turn into Ronnie, just a wee bit of character growth.
I don't know if I'm allowed to talk about ratings in this thread, but I just noticed that they're was quite a bit of ratings decline. They still hold the biggest share in their timeslot, but they've been losing viewers since the premiere. I wondered whether someone lving in the UK knows anything about this? I don't know whether I should be worried yet...
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I live in the uk and I wouldn't worry too much at this stage. ITV are already filming series two (or three and four) and because of their culling of other dramas I think it's safe for now. It's still performing relatively well and it is doing very well in the timeslot.
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btw if you love matt and ronnie, I think you'll like the last episode of this series. not to give too much away, but it's got some good character moments from both of them to look forward to.
(also icon*love those eyes!)
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It isn't funded by public money unlike the BBC and it has been struggling recently to attract advertising revenues but despite this it is still a very popular channel, when it puts decent programmes on and Law & Order is a pretty decent drama and has been getting the ratings because of this.
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