Scribblings from the Mitchy Side

I enjoy "Forever," but I don't worry if I miss an episode--unlike "Arrow," "The Flash," and "MAoS."

I think I may have fallen out of love with "Castle," too, but I still watch it instead of "Murdoch Mysteries," which airs opposite it on CBC. (Why, yes, I still watch television the traditional way, why do you ask?)

Something that probably hasn't crossed the Pond (and may not, depending on whether or not CBC can sell the rights abroad) that I positively adore is "Strange Empire." It's sort of a Western, only the main (and absolutely the strongest) characters are all women. Very gritty, too. The lead character, Kat Loving (played by Metis actress Cara Gee), is the sheriff of this bitty settlement that started out as simply a place to stop on the stagecoach route. She and most of the other female characters all lost their husbands when the men went out to hunt and were set upon by unknown persons and slaughtered. Except some of the men are simply missing, like Kat's husband...

Can you tell I'm deeply involved? :-D