Laga's timing is a bit off for the puppy sadness. I just rewateched
S1Ep5, which is when Wee Jock gets replaced with just plain Jock
. After that, it's smooth sailing.
I really enjoyed listening to the books, Zen. I end up fast forwarding through some of the episodes. Take that for what it is worth.
I think part of it is that I knew the characters pretty well before I 'saw' them. At the same time, I think a lot is missed without the deeper character building of the books.
The series is great for the scenery though. Just gorgeous countryside.
thanks for the correction bonny. Weird I remembered it so wrong. Obviously I haven't gotten very far in my rewatch.
Before I edited it, my original post said exactly what you said. I thought it occurred much later in the series...because I'm pretty sure it was later in the books.
I wiki'ed, then rewatched the ep and discovered our error.
So...not weird!
It feels like
a season ending episode but how I convinced myself it was the end of season 2 I have no idea. I didn't even believe you when I first read your post. I googled "Wee Jock's Lament" before I copped to my error.
And I've only read two of the books & barely remember Towser being in one of them.
I know!
It's like we were glamoured or something.
Suspicious.
So cute!
LOL, reminds me of the "Ross and Joey take a nap" episode of Friends!
Am I the only one who thinks that the new blond female cop internal affairs show looks like a hot mess?
I've been playing "Guess the secret trauma" on all the previewed female cop shows--dead lover, dead kid, raising her kid as a single mom after the lover/husband dies, mysterious death of loved one that only she can solve--the usual.
I kind of miss that about the Dragnet era, the cops didn't have tragic backstories, they were just tough people doing a tough job.
