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Thursday Night Television

January 26, 2012 by Elizabeth

Did you watch Touch last night?! What did you think? I, for one, will be tuning in when it starts airing March 19th. I tell you I gasped, cried, and then held my breath for 30 seconds all in a 2 minute period. If every episode is as good as the pilot FOX will have another hit on their hands.

Now onto tonight. We’ve got several new episodes but they are unfortunately outnumbers with reruns. Thank goodness we are close to February. Why you ask? Well the Nielsen ratings of February sweeps of course. This year the Feb sweeps are February 2nd to the 29th. During this time all the networks will air new episodes looking for a bigger piece of the pie. You typically see your biggest named guest stars during this time to. Personally I think the whole Nielsen system is flawed and definitely outdated but since on one has come up with a better idea its the rating source networks and advertisers look at. What I think of the system is a whole post on itself but not one for tonight. :)

Tonight I’ll be catching Big Bang Theory and The Finder. I gave Rob another shot last week and as much as I love Cheech Marin (Cheech & Chong and Nash Bridges) and Diana Maria Riva (The Good Guys) I just can’t find the humor in it. Sorry Rob. The DVR will catch The Firm for me (have to save it for the hubster) I’ll probably catch up on some DVR’d shows at 10.  Does anything look good to you?

Line-up for Thursday January 26th…

Fox – American Idol; The Finder
NBC – 30 Rock; Parks & Recreation; The Office; Up All Night*; The Firm
ABC – Wipeout; Grey’s Anatomy; Private Practice
MPBN – Maine Watch*; Maine Calling*; Doc Martin*; Brush and Pen: Artists and Writers of the White Mountains
CW – The Covenant
CBS – The Big Bang Theory; Rob; Person of Interest*; The Mentalist*
TNT – NBA – Celtics at Magic; NBA – Grizzlies at Clippers
FX -  Two and a Half Men* (x4); Archer; Unsupervised
USA – NCIS* (x3); Burn Notice*
TBS – Family Guy* (x2); Big Bang Theory (x4)
A&E – The First 48 (1 repeat, 1 new, 2 more repeats)
AMC – Eraser
BBC America – Top Gear* (x4)

Tonight’s highlights tonight (IMO) are (episode descriptions courtesy of IMDb):

The Finder A Cinderella StoryThe Finder: A Cinderella Story - A NASA scientist needs help finding a woman he met in a bar who left behind a red stiletto, but Walter’s search for a matching show doesn’t come without considerable risk. Meanwhile,  Leo’s family secret is exposed by Willa, who gets into more trouble with the law when she tried to make things right between them.

Big Bang Theory: The Beta Test Initiation - Leonard and Penny develop a system to insure their dates go smoothly. Raj finally finds a woman he can talk to – the virtual assistant on his mobile phone.

The Firm: Chapter 5 –  Ray is tasked to find clues that could help Mitch  defend a gambler who’s been accused of murder; Mitch and Abby make a risky move with a tort case.

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Wednesday Night Television

January 25, 2012 by Elizabeth

With ABC in reruns and me being a fan of Keifer Sutherland I will be checking out the pilot to Touch on Fox. It’s a little odd because the show doesn’t actually start airing until March but they are giving it a trail run – kinda like Fox did with Glee.

The other big-ish thing on tonight is the final episode that Marge Helenberger will appear on CSI as Catherine Willows. Though I don’t watch it much anymore she was the reason I started. Now that she’s done with this show I hope she’ll go back to doing movies or do another TV show. She was great in Erin Brockovich and Fire Down Below.

Also don’t forget there is a new Royal Pains AND a Top Chef Texas on tonight!

So you know what I’ll be watching – what will you?

Line-up for Wednesday January 25th…

Fox – American Idol; Touch
NBC –  Whitney; Are You There, Chelsea?;  Law & Order SVU* (x2)
ABC – The Middle*; Suburgatory*; Modern Family*; Happy Endings*; Revenge
MPBN –  Nature; Nova (1 new, 1 repeat); Inside Nature’s Giants
CW -  One Tree Hill; Remodeled*
CBS - Criminal Minds (1 new, 1 repeat); CSI 
TNT – Law & Order* (x3)
FX – The Waterboy; Old Dogs
USA - NCIS* (x2); Royal Pains
TBS – Family Guy* (x4); Big Bang Theory* (x2)
A&E – Storage Wars* (x2); Dog the Bounty Hunter* (x2, 1 new)
AMC – Superman Returns
Bravo – Top Chef Texas* (x2 repeats); Top Chef Texas
BBC America - Top Gear*; The Tudors; Mistresses

Tonight’s highlights tonight (IMO) are (episode descriptions courtesy of IMDb):

CSI: Willows in the Wind - Catherine makes the painful decision to leave CSI.

Royal Pains: Some Pig – A rock band fall mysteriously ill, forcing Hank and Divya to do some digging to find the cause. But the prescription debacle puts a strain on the duo’s working relationship. Elsewhere, Hank has bad news for Jack, and Evan deals with cold feet.

Touch: Pilot – In the drama’s pilot, blue-collar New York, widower Martin Bohm gets help from a social worker and an educator in an attempt to bond with his emotionally troubled son, whose obsession with numbers appears to enable him to predict the future.

Criminal Minds: Unknown Suspect - A serial rapist in Houston known as “The Piano Man” resurfaces and assaults his previous victims. Meanwhile, Prentiss deals with the trauma of rejoining the team.

Top Chef Texas: Block Party – The chefs race against time to finish prep work for a meal. Later, they serve up cuisine at a food-drive block party. Guest judge: Cat Cora.

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Tasty Tuesday – A Baked Pop Up

January 24, 2012 by Elizabeth

Cooking Canuck - Caramelized Onion & Spinach Olive Oil Quick Bread

I’m really excited to be a part of the Baked Pop-Up (a bake sale in an unexpected place) that is taking place in Rockland next Saturday where all the proceeds will be donated to the Good Shepherd Food Bank in southern Maine. My friend Sharon (check out her blog Delicious Musings) came up with the idea to do a pop up here in Maine – I love it. Below is the press release with all the details.

When I was thinking about what I could make to contribute I went to my current favorite place for inspiration, Pinterest. It’s a wonderful source of inspiration for everything from tasty treats (my YUM board) to DIY projects (my CRAFTY board). I even have one for ideas for ‘My (one day) Forever Home’, one for ‘Manly’,  and even one for ‘I Love Shoes’! Anyway I remembered a recipe I had posted to  my Yum board for Caramelized Onion & Spinach Olive Oil Quick Bread. I thought since most bakes sales consist of sweets (not that there is anything wrong with that) that I would do something savory. A perfect fit. The recipe (and photo) is from Dara Michalski, the Cooking Canuck.

If you find yourself  in the Rockland area on Saturday, January 28th or in Portland Maine on Saturday, February 4th be sure to stop in and pick up some tasty goodies and support a great food bank.

PAYING IT FORWARD: BAKED POP-UPS TO HELP END CHILDHOOD HUNGER IN MAINE

Coming to Rockland and Portland

Mainers with a penchant for sweets are invited to attend the first annual Baked Pop-Ups on Saturday, January 28 at Rheal Day Spa on Main Street in Rockland and Saturday, February 4 at Akari on Middle Street in Portland. Both pop-ups will take place from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.  All proceeds from these delicious events will be donated to Good Shepherd Food Bank and help raise a greater awareness for those looking to help Maine’s children in need.

Baked_Pop-Up-Poster-01

Some of the tempting baked goods graciously being donated include cookies from Atlantic Baking Company, cupcakes from East End Cupcakes, brownies from Scratch Baking Co., chocolate caramels from Black Dinah Chocolatiers, Rice Crispy Squares filled with Cajeta from El Rayo Taqueria, and a variety of baked goods from Sweets & Meats Market.  Loyal Biscuit and Planet Dog are making sure tail wagging friends don’t have to go without by donating dog biscuits.

“In New England, Maine ranks the highest for food insecurity among children. At El Rayo we feed people every day and have access to an abundance of food raised right here in our state.  It’s hard to imagine that there are children who don’t,” El Rayo Taqueria Executive Chef Cheryl Lewis said. “I hope that our support, in some small way helps to change what some Maine children face in their daily lives.”

“Child hunger is a huge problem in Maine today and will have a significant impact on our future unless we do more to fight it,” says Christine Force, VP of Development at Good Shepherd Food Bank. “When children don’t get enough nutritious food, they have difficulty learning in school and face physical and emotional challenges. We need to set our children up for success by ensuring they get the healthy foods they need.”

Among the nearly 49 million Americans facing hunger more than 16 million are children. In Maine 200,000 residents are living at risk of hunger, including 1 in every 4 children.

Despite the good efforts of governments, private-sector institutions and everyday Americans, these children still don’t have daily access to the nutritious meals they need to live active, healthy lives.

About Good Shepherd Food Bank:

The largest hunger relief organization in Maine, Good Shepherd Food Bank provides for those at risk of hunger by soliciting and distributing surplus food to more than 600 partner agencies.  Since 1981, the Food Bank has partnered with individuals, businesses and farmers to alleviate hunger and build community relationships.  In 2011, the Food Bank distributed 12.5 million pounds of food to families and individuals throughout Maine. More information on Good Shepherd Food Bank can be found at http://gsfb.org/

Media Contact: Sharon Kitchens (organizer)   207.542.3723

Good Shepherd Food Bank (beneficiary)   207.782.3554

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Tuesday Night Television

January 24, 2012 by Elizabeth

Justified Cut TiesIf you take a look at tonight’s schedule you’ll see most of the network will be airing the State of the Union Address. If you are like me you’ll catch the highlights of what the President had to say tomorrow online.

Tonight  I’ll be watching Taken (a really good movie with Liam Neeson) followed by Justified and White Collar.

Line-up for Tuesday January 24th…

Fox – American Idol*; State of the Union Address
NBC –  The Biggest Loser; State of the Union Address
ABC – Last Man Standing* (x2); State of the Union Address; Modern Family*
MPBN – State of the State Address; Nightly Business Report; State of the Union Address
CW – 90210; Remodeled
CBS – NCIS*; State of the Union Address; the Big Bang Theory*
TNT – The Shawshank Redemption (7:00 start time); Southland
FX – Taken; Justified
USA – Law & Order: SVU* (x2); White Collar
TBS – Big Bang Theory* (x6)
A&E – Storage Wars* (x2); Shipping Wars (x2); Storage Wars (x2)
AMC - The Mummy
BBC America – Kitchen Nightmares* (x2); Jamie’s American Road Trip

Tonight’s highlights tonight (IMO) are (episode descriptions courtesy of IMDb and TV Guide):

Justified: Cut Ties - The murder of a fellow Marshal throws Raylan together with a woman from his past. Boyd engineers a showdown with Dickie Bennett. Guest stars Carla Gugino!

White Collar Upper West Side Story

White Collar: Upper West Side Story – When scholarship funds from a prestigious prep school mysteriously disappear, Neal poses as a substitute teacher to help Peter and the FBI figure out where the money is really going.

Southland: Underwater - Tang and Cooper’s past physical problems are put to the test when they are attacked by a perp on the street. Lydia and Ruben investigate a convenience store murder, and Lydia uses her typical compassionate charm to collect facts on her suspect from an unassuming grandmother. Ben and Sammy ride with another officer who is prone to small mistakes. And Joel Rucker takes over as the new captain.

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Monday Night Television

January 23, 2012 by Elizabeth

Hart of Dixie Hell's BellesI know I am one of the few but I am happy there is a new Hart of Dixie on tonight. I love how campy and fun it is but love getting a taste of the south every week.

Did you happen to catch the premiere of Alcatraz last week? What did you think? Is it a hit or miss? I thought it was okay and am looking forward to the next couple of weeks to see if they can get over the new show bumps that usually come when new show premieres.

And what would Monday night be without a new House and Castle. I don’t watch House but since so many of you do I’m including it. :) Enjoy my friends.

Line-up for Monday January 23rd (new episodes in bold & *marks repeat episodes)

Fox - House; Alcatraz
NBC – Who’s Still Standing?; Fear Factor;  Rock Center w/Brian Williams
ABC – The Bachelor; Castle
MPBN – Antiques Roadshow (1 new, 1 repeat); Pioneers of Television*
CW – Gossip Girl; Hart of Dixie
CBS – How I Met Your Mother*; 2 Broke Girls*; 2 1/2 Men*; Mike & Molly*; Hawaii Five-0*
TNT – The Mentalist (x2); The Closer
FX – Mr. & Mrs. Smith (7pm start time)
USA - NCIS*; WWE Monday Night Raw
TBS - Family Guy* (x6)
A&E - Hoarders (1 repeat, 1 new); Intervention* (1 new, 1 repeat)
AMC - Batman Begins
BBC America – Top Gear Top 40 ( x3)

Tonight’s highlights tonight (IMO) are (episode descriptions courtesy of IMDb and TV Guide):

Alcatraz: Kit Nelson - When child killer Kit Nelson, a terrifying kidnapper who always returns his victims home – after he’s killed them – reappears from the past, the team is in a race against time to catch the man before he kills again.

Castle: An Embarrassment of BitchesCastle: An Embarrassment of Bitches - When a famous dog trainer is killed, the investigation keeps coming back to charismatic reality TV star Kay Cappuccio. Kay, a favorite of tabloids and gossip websites the world over, has achieved stardom without possessing any discernible skill or talent. But there seems to be more to her story than she is letting on — does that include murder?

Hart of Dixie: Hell’s Belles - When Zoe goes in search of some family history in Bluebell, she discovers that she is a legacy to the Bluebell Belles. Of course, once Lemon catches wind of the news, she makes it her sole mission in life to make sure Zoe doesn’t become an official Belle and puts her through a humiliating initiation. With the help of Wade, Lavon attempts to jump back into the dating scene, but he finds it difficult because Didi is telling everyone that he’s in love with her. Meanwhile, George devises a plan to stop a huge chainstore from building near Bluebell and as a result driving business away from the town

Gossip Girl: Father and the Bride – Blair prepares to celebrate her upcoming royal wedding with a bachelorette party, but others scheme behind her back to make this a night to remember. After discovering the truth behind Chuck and Blair’s car accident, Nate joins forces with a surprising ally to gather the evidence. Serena and Dan pretend to be dating again to protect someone close to them.

House: Better Half - An Alzheimer’s patient visits Princeton Plainsboro as part of a hospital sanctioned drug trial, but when he inexplicably suffers from violent vomiting and an increasingly explosive temper, the team begins to unravel a deeper marriage conflict between the patient and his dutiful wife. Meanwhile, House and Foreman butt heads, and Wilson treats a patient who claims to be in a chaste marriage.

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Sunday Night Television

January 22, 2012 by Elizabeth

OUAT-715AMThis is the first week it’s not on and I already miss Leverage. After an afternoon and evening of football it will be lovely to enjoy a new Once Upon a Time. Other than that though there is nada on tonight. Perhaps I’ll pop in a movie….hmm now to decide on action, comedy or romance.
Oh, unexpected yet not, NBC is burning off 2 of the remaining Prime Suspect episodes tonight.

Your line-up for Sunday January 22nd (repeat episodes marked with * and new are in bold)

Fox – NFC Championship – Giants at 49ers (6:30 start time); NFL Postgame; American Idol
NBC –  Dateline NBC (7pm start time); Prime Suspect (x2)
ABC – Once Upon a Time; Desperate Housewives; Pan Am
MPBN – Masterpiece Classic (x2 including a new episode); Secrets of the Manor House
CW – Black Knight; Without a Trace
CBS – Undercover Boss: The Good Wife*; CSI Miami*
Lifetime – Drew Peterson: Untouchable; The Stepfather
TNT – Gran Torino; Law Abiding Citizen
FX – 2012 (7pm start time)
USA – Law & Order SVU (x3); Angels & Demons
TBS – Wedding Crashers
A&E – Criminal Minds (x4)
AMC – Kingdom of Heaven
BBC America – Kitchen Nightmares (x4);


My highlight picks tonight are (episode descriptions courtesy of IMDb and TV Guide):

Once Upon a Time: 7:15 A.M. – Mary Margaret and David continue to grapple with their unrequited love, and Emma and Regina grow suspicious over a mysterious new stranger in town. Meanwhile, in the fairytale land that was, Snow White yearns to ease her breaking heart as Prince Charming’s wedding to King Midas’s daughter approaches.

Prime SuspectPrime Suspect: Ain’t No Sunshine - Duffy and Calderon investigate the rape-murder of a young girl while Jane and Augie handle the shooting of a woman on the Upper East Side. In other events, Jane has a heart-to-heart with Matt.

Prime Suspect: Stuck in the Middle With You - Jane and the team learn that a jailed hit man may be responsible for a drive-by at a local store; and Sweeney orders round-the-clock security when a hit is ordered on one of their own. In other events, Jane is a third wheel on a date.

Desperate Housewives: What’s the Good of Being Good – Bree spins further out of control, fueled by alcohol and lust; Lynette goes on her first date since separating from Tom – with Renee’s hairdresser; Ben has a surprise for Renee; Alejandro’s widow suspects that he was murdered and confronts Susan about it; and Gaby discovers that Alejandro also abused his stepdaughter.

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Library Day

January 21, 2012 by Elizabeth

Some weeks there just isn’t enough time in the day/week to do all that you’d like to do. Unfortunately my weekly trips to the library has been a give. Earlier this week I was feeling the creative itch so I requested a few crafting books 3 of which came in yesterday along with a cookbook I’ve been wanting to check out.

While I was in line waiting I caught sight of a book called Just My Type – a book about fonts. Uh, hello! I don’t know what it is about fonts that I love, but I love them. Perhaps it’s because I spend so much time online and get bored with the same old same old text font on websites, blogs, even on this blog, and well everywhere when I’m on the computers. Fonts make it fun. Needless to say, I grabbed that book too. Bet you won’t be able to guess what I’m doing this weekend! Now to find someone with a sewing machine that can help me make one of these skirts!

Just My Type

Just My Type - A book About Fonts By Simon Garfield

400 Knitting Stitches

400 Knitting Stitches - A Complete Dictionary of Essential Stitch Patterns by Potter Craft

Toe-Up 2 at a Time

Toe-Up 2-at-a-Time Socks by Melissa Morgan-Oakes

Sew What! Skirts

Sew What! Skirts by Francesca Denhartog & Carole Ann Camp

Cooking From the Farmers Market

Cooking From the Farmers Market by Williams-Sonoma

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Saturday Night Television

January 21, 2012 by Elizabeth

As usual this Saturday night does not include anything too exciting. If you are into made for TV movies and movies based on true stories you’ll want to check out the Drew Peterson movie on Lifetime tonight.

Unfortunately Saturday Night Live is a rerun tonight with guest Emma Stone and musical guest Coldplay and next week as well. Actually we don’t get a new SNL until the February 4th episode with Channing Tatum (musical guest Bon Iver) and then again on February 11th with Zooey Deschanel (musical guest Karmin). The later of which I’m looking forward too. Those Deschanel sisters have quite the funny side.

As for everything else this Saturday night, here is what we are looking at: (*marks a repeat episode & in bold something new)

Fox – Cops (x2), Terra Nova*;
NBC – Betty White’s 90th Birthday: A Tribute to America’s Golden Girl*; Betty White’s Off Their Rocker*; Law & Order SVU
ABC – Over the Hedge; Castle*
MPBN –As Time Goes By*; Good Neighbors*; Doc Martin*; William and Mary*
CW – Family Guy* (x2); Community Auditions*; Maverick Kick Start*; Nite Show w/Danny Cashman; It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia*
CBS – NCIS LA*; 48 Hours Mystery (1 repeat, 1 new)
Lifetime – Drew Peterson: Untouchable; America’s Most Wanted
TNT - Saving Private Ryan (7pm start time); Law Abiding Citizen
FX – How I Met Your Mother* (x2); Two and a Half Men*(x4);
USA –NCIS* (times 4)
TBS – The Big Bang Theory* (x4); Girls of Girlfriends Past
A&E – Storage Wars*(x6)
 AMC – Unforgiven (7pm start time); Hell on Wheels*
BBC America – Battlestar Galactica*; The Fades; The Graham Norton Show; Would You Rather? With Graham Norton
48 Hours Mystery: Showdown in the Bedroom – A woman is accused of murdering her husband, but she claims it was self-defense.
Drew Peterson: Untouchable – Former Illinois Drew Peterson becomes the suspect in the murder of his third wife and in the disappearance of his fourth wife. Based on a true story.
The Graham Norton Show – Tonight’s guests include Kenneth Branagh, Frank Skinner, Zach Braff and musical guest Taio Cruz

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Friday Night Television

January 20, 2012 by Elizabeth

Chuck Chuck Versus the Bullet TrainJust an average night tonight for television viewing. We do have a few new shows on both Fox, NBC, ABC, and MPBN. Take a look.

Me? I’ll watch Chuck and Grimm and then it’s catch up from this week. Although the Met performance looks good too so I might DVR that for later.

What will you watch?

Line-up for Friday January 20th…

Fox – Kitchen Nightmares; Fringe
NBC –  Chuck; Grimm; Dateline NBC
ABC – Shark Tank; Primetime: What Would You Do? 20/20
MPBN – Washington Week; Need to Know; Maine Watch; Inside Washington; Great Performances at the Met
CW – Remodeled*; Supernatural*
CBS – A Gifted Man*; CSI NY*; Blue Bloods*
TNT – Law Abiding Citizen
FX – 2012 (5:30 start time); UFC: Guillard vs Miller From Nashville
USA – Law & Order SVU* (x3); White Collar
TBS – Tyler Perry’s House of Payne (x2 repeat, x2 new); Ghosts of Girlfriends Past
A&E – Dog the Bounty Hunter* (x4)
AMC – Jurassic Park
BBC America – Casino Royale

Tonight’s highlights tonight (IMO) are (episode descriptions courtesy of TV Guide):

Chuck: Chuck Versus the Bullet Train - A confrontation with a ruthless agent aboard a Japanese bullet train becomes a hostage situation for Chuck and Sarah and puts Casey in a dire predicament.

Grimm: Of Mouse and Man – While investigating a gruesome homicide, Nick learns that a seemingly mild-mannered resident could be festering a potential monster created from a dark childhood. Meanwhile, Monroe is sent an unsettling message by the creature community, who are beginning to wonder if his priorities lie with them or a Grimm.

Great Performances at the Met: Anna Bolena - Season 6 opens with Gaetano Donizetti’s “Anna Bolena,” based on the last days of Anne Boleyn (Anna Netrebko), the second wife of British monarch Henry VIII (Ildar Abdrazakov).


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Thursday Night Television

January 19, 2012 by Elizabeth

The Finder BulletsWith no new Bones for a few months my Thursday nights have been adjusted. I don’t do American Idol so Fox won’t have my eyes until 9; CBS has The Big Bang Theory back tonight for the first of 6 new episodes in a row; and The Firm settles in to its regular time slot on NBC.

Tonight I’ll be catching Big Bang Theory, give Rob one more try, The Finder and The Firm while the DVR records Secret Circle,  The Mentalist. OnDemand is where I’ll catch up on Person of Interest. Does anything look good to you?

Line-up for Thursday January 19th…

Fox – American Idol; The Finder
NBC – 30 Rock; Parks & Recreation; The Office; Up All Night; The Firm
ABC – Wipeout; Grey’s Anatomy; Private Practice
MPBN – Maine Watch*; Maine Calling*; Doc Martin*; The Jeremiah O’Brien Homecoming
CW – Vampire Diaries; Secret Circle
CBS – The Big Bang Theory; Rob; Person of Interest; The Mentalist
TNT – NBA – Lakers at Heat; NBA – Mavericks at Jazz
FX -  Two and a Half Men* (x4); Archer; Unsupervised
USA – NCIS* (x3); Burn Notice*
TBS – Family Guy* (x2); Big Bang Theory (x4)
A&E – The First 48 (1 repeat and 1 new); Beyond Scared Straight (1 new, 1 repeat)
AMC – The Fugitive
BBC America – Top Gear* (x4)

Tonight’s highlights tonight (IMO) are (episode descriptions courtesy of IMDb):

The Finder: Bullets - Walter helps a former prison warden locate a bullet that could save the life of a death-row inmate. Meanwhile, FBI psychologist Lance Sweets learns to appreciate Walter’s abilities when he’s asked to judge his competency to work on federal cases; and Willa gets in trouble at a beach party.

Person of Interest: Legacy  – When Carter finally comes face-to-face with Reese, he urges her to join forces to help with their latest POI, a scrappy young woman from the wrong side of the tracks who turned her life around and became a lawyer.

The Secret Circle WitnessThe Secret Circle: Witness - Jake returns to town to warn Cassie that unless they discover how her father died in a boat fire 16 years ago that she will meet the same fate. Meanwhile, Faye gets trapped in a dangerous situation when one of Lee’s friends visits the shop.

Big Bang Theory: The Recombination Hypothesis - Leonard and Penny contemplate reviving their romantic relationship. Sheldon’s attempt to order Star Trek memorabilia doesn’t go as planned.

The Firm: Chapter 4 – Mitch takes the case of a psychiatrist who has been charged with murdering an ex-patient who was stalking her; Tammy finds a laptop amid Sarah Holt’s belongings; and Mitch tells Abby that he feels like he is being watched.

The Mentalist: My Bloody Valentine – With very little evidence, Jane and the CBI investigate the death of a mob boss’ son. Meanwhile, while taking an eyewitness in for questioning, Van Pelt is haunted by the memories of O’Laughlin’s shooting.

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