u/elyveon

I have been binging the show for weeks, and I've made it so far midway in S13 and it just doesn't capture me the same way as the prior seasons did. And I don't feel like continuing on hoping for the storylines to become more interesting once more with these newer characters I have no attachment to.

I do appreciate being able to see the progression of man through arts, science and technology. I enjoyed the way they handled social classes and racial differences. I enjoyed the history tidbits and colorful representations of historical figures.

I just think I am at my end.

Truly. I don't. She has her moments, but for the most part I can take or leave her. I am Season 12 and they have shown that numerous other women can do the job in the city morgue. I guess what popped this off >!was her denying a woman breast reduction surgery because she considered it, "unncessary."!<

I should have taken such advice while watching Season 10 of Murdoch. >!I thought that Nina wasn't a good fit for George, and was actually pushing towards Louise when she showed interest in him. Until she said the Murdochs were a bore.!<

There is a common joke, subtle, but I caught it. In season one, Murdoch goes undercover at a country club that were acquainted by gay men, but he used the name George Crabtree as his alias. Now George is investigating a murder among the nudist colony persons, and he used the name Henry Higgins as the alias. Anything to save their own good name. It's hilarious.

Something about her constantly changing medicine fields is weird? I am only on season six, I have no idea if it will change again. First she was the morgue technician, and I understand her desire to go work in a children's hospital. She returns to the morgue before opening her own practice. She wanted to spread the word on conception, and that was an episode or two. Now she's fascinated in the world of psychology and practicing with the constabulary. Her plot devices have to be the most for any character.