jean hammon

I didn't really understand why murdoch and Julia got their knickers in such a twist during the sorcha cusack story arc. 'I cannot let this stand' pompous in the extreme... But then - she showed her true colours, entitlement and all and her denouement was very satisfying.

I haven't seen it yet, but reading the reviews... surely the sign of a good movie is one that people either love or hate? Different people seeing and getting different things? I'm intrigued.. I will go since I like JLD,,, Even though I haven't seen it yet, I entered a four star rating (or else I couldn't post), just because of the range of reactions this movie has provoked.

I think it's become rather formulaic. there's too much personal angsting, ellie bishop is huge disappointment. she was toted as having some sort of special ability to see patterns where others could not, but ever since that introductory episode all she seems to do is mope around empathising and spouting cliches. Wilma valdema, or 'tony lite', is not a patch on the real thing, tony we miss you but yes, it was time for you to move on. they tried to replace your careless attitude to love and throwaway wit, but it just comes out creepy. The final scenes where the team member of the week troops down to Gibbs's basement for some homespun wisdom - erk! Now we know why Gibbs has been silent all these years, he really does have nothing to say. I am not trolling you, i loved the show once. I see now that the effortless way the characters worked together for twelve seasons was great casting but now too many of the people who made it the special thing that it was, have left.