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01-29-2015, 01:27 PM
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Murdoch mysteries and Artful Detective are the same show. I love this show! I love the main character, all the characters are good, but he is especially good, he also played in Sue Thomas FB Eye, another good show. But Murdoch mysteries are great, I love to see the period clothing and the way the town and buildings looked.
01-29-2015, 03:44 PM
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Originally Posted by tapper
In our area we have Murdoch Mysteries. It is the same setting and characters. It has been showing on CBC Canada for several years. I love the show! It is based on a series written by Maureen Jennings. The show has story-lines involving historic characters...Alexander G. Bell, Winston Churchill, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle are a few and Murdoch uses modern-day science to solve murders and mysteries. Great entertainment.
My GD and me love that show
01-29-2015, 04:07 PM
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Originally Posted by oh munner
Is this a PBS series?
01-29-2015, 05:27 PM
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Bisson also stars in The Adventures of Napkin Man, a kids show ... talk about a complete change of pace and character.
Here's a quote from the show's website .......
"The Adventures of Napkin Man helps children get in touch with their strong negative feelings, and gives them fun and effective strategies to calm down in the moment, and to then problem-solve ways to handle emotionally charged situations in the future," says Dr. Lynn Oldershaw, developmental psychologist at Kids' CBC. "It also helps children recognize emotions in others and develop empathy which we know to play such a key role in their future social interactions and relationships."
Here's a quote from the show's website .......
"The Adventures of Napkin Man helps children get in touch with their strong negative feelings, and gives them fun and effective strategies to calm down in the moment, and to then problem-solve ways to handle emotionally charged situations in the future," says Dr. Lynn Oldershaw, developmental psychologist at Kids' CBC. "It also helps children recognize emotions in others and develop empathy which we know to play such a key role in their future social interactions and relationships."
01-29-2015, 05:48 PM
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Originally Posted by Roberta
Now watching Monarch of the Glen on Netflix. Really cute show about a Scottish castle and the family in charge. Watched many episodes and more to go. I'll be sad when it ends.
01-30-2015, 04:52 AM
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Originally Posted by thimblebug6000
I watched a few of those on TV over the years.... really love Molly!
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