8.8 stars.
For me to feel the urge to leave a rating for a particular episode, says a lot. First of all, I rarely leave a rating of an episode after I've already rated the TV show itself. But I have to add more to what I already said, because there is so much more to this show than I imagined.
This episode is one of my favorites, if not my favorite thus far. The previous episode was equally as good, although it didn't grab me quite like this one. The reveals that happen here, the little mysteries that tug at us, are only deepening. The fireplace and what may come of that, the identity of Alice as revealed to her past crush and his response, seeing more of Jacob and what motivates him...finally, the tension and gripping thrills that accompany it all, how it's interwoven, the total picture. The experience of this episode - is mind blowing.
I am anticipating the season finale more than I can recall for any shows since GoT, 'Downton Abbey', walking dead collection, to name a few. Who knew Hallmark could produce such a rousing, yet wholesome collosus of a show?
For me to feel the urge to leave a rating for a particular episode, says a lot. First of all, I rarely leave a rating of an episode after I've already rated the TV show itself. But I have to add more to what I already said, because there is so much more to this show than I imagined.
This episode is one of my favorites, if not my favorite thus far. The previous episode was equally as good, although it didn't grab me quite like this one. The reveals that happen here, the little mysteries that tug at us, are only deepening. The fireplace and what may come of that, the identity of Alice as revealed to her past crush and his response, seeing more of Jacob and what motivates him...finally, the tension and gripping thrills that accompany it all, how it's interwoven, the total picture. The experience of this episode - is mind blowing.
I am anticipating the season finale more than I can recall for any shows since GoT, 'Downton Abbey', walking dead collection, to name a few. Who knew Hallmark could produce such a rousing, yet wholesome collosus of a show?
