A Perfect Match: Part 1

Episode aired Jun 12, 2016
TV-G
41m

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7.9/10

236

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Comedy Drama Fantasy

Abigail volunteers to run Middleton's annual Light Festival, but her inattention to any details raises concern.Abigail volunteers to run Middleton's annual Light Festival, but her inattention to any details raises concern.Abigail volunteers to run Middleton's annual Light Festival, but her inattention to any details raises concern.

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How Tara became so irritating?

I liked this episode but I am really tired of the plotlines involving Tara!

She became the one character in the series that every episode she is worried/upset/sad/hurt/annoyed etc. By a reason a third grade kid would find ridiculous.

upset she might was pregnant
then upset because she was not pregnant.

then sad because she was relieved
then for some reason angry to hubby because he was also relieved (she was allowed, he not, apparently)
driving him crazy in the house
driving him crazy for having visitors
busting his... patience because she was jealous of them
crying because she stopped her PhD
crying because her mother left her... 1 million years ago
etc
etc

I really hope she leaves the series.

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Goofs
At the beginning of this episode Cassie and Sam go into the lake house. There is a large American flag hanging on the back wall, the flag hanging vertically with the blue field of stars to the right. This is not the correct way to hang the flag vertically. The blue field is to always be to the left of the viewer, both flying normally (horizontally) or hung vertically. This can appear to be backwards to many people, which may explain the mistake, but also the series is produced in Canada which may be a factor.

Quotes
Dr. Sam Radford: So, how much longer?
Cassie Nightingale: Until?
Dr. Sam Radford: Until we can talk about what's on both our minds. I hope I didn't surprise you.
Cassie Nightingale: I can't say I was surprised that it happened, and it was nice.
Dr. Sam Radford: But.
Cassie Nightingale: Well it's just, what if...
Dr. Sam Radford: Wait. Before we examine and dissect what happened yesterday, why don't we take a beat and... try to enjoy what happened yesterday?
Cassie Nightingale: That's very zen of you.
Dr. Sam Radford: Well, you gave me coffee, I'll give you Buddhism.
Cassie Nightingale: Can we, um, see where this goes?
Dr. Sam Radford: Yeah.
Cassie Nightingale: Okay. No pressure.
Dr. Sam Radford: No pressure.