Nina’s drunken exploits are the stuff of college legend. But then one dark Sunday morning, even her friends can’t help piece together Saturday night. Here, by turns, is the revealing, deeply touching, hilarious, and heartbreaking story of a 12-year-old who does just that and survives because, at root, he has a good heart.

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And there are a few more of those not unfamiliar themes. A little police sexism, some of it brought on by her aforementioned knocked-upness. Then, just after Helen has told Paul their news, on the other news – the one on the telly – is the story of two girls who have disappeared.

If it were a promotional gift, it’d be a quilted night mask with sequined details. His feels like a weird thing to say, but Dating in the Dark is back this week. Five years after it vanished in a fartcloud of public disinterest, Dating in the Dark is back. We’re talking new episodes, too, rather than a brace of repeats.

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At the beginning of the story I didn’t really like him, he came off as a real jerk. As the story progresses his character developed and I began hoping everything would work out for him. I loved how the story ended, much better than how I expected it to.

Unable to actually see each other, they must get to know their potential partners through talking, listening, touching, and smelling. After a series of challenges and one-on-one dates, each must choose whom they think they’re most compatible with based on their blind exchanges. And then, once they finally see what the person they’ve chosen looks like, each must decide whether they want to keep seeing each other. The third and final season was released on June 27th, and I finished it just the other day. I was sad to be done with it, but also completely satisfied with the way it ended. Rather than running the series into the ground, the creators knew it was time to stop.

Lu Jin and Gu Shengnan as a couple – their chemistry was off-the-charts! For me, this was the crux and highlight of the show. There was an obvious age difference which, to me, made this even more cute. I felt like Lu Jin didn’t know what life was about until he met Gu Shengnan. I have to give the writers kudos for such a marvelous script for these actors to work with.

It’s pretty obvious that she’s sniffing around in a place that he doesn’t want her to sniff. Darnell’s back and sketchy as ever, hanging with who we’ll come to know as Max. They’re at Max’s food truck, which seems to be a place that Darnell can launder money through, so we know right away that Max is into some shady business practices. Not a lot of hope for the lead romantic interest of the show.

She’s so stupid to treat other people like crap when she needs their help throughout the show. It makes it very frustrating to watch at times. Other than that, the show is fun to watch.

And who can’t love a show with a dog??? I have to wonder what the dog, Pretzel, thinks having to be there while she has sex. Is the dog thinking, I wish it were me, or enough already???

Wrap up that murder quick, and let’s get back to watching Murphy against the world. The mystery part of In the Dark is simply unappetizing. It’s not an unfamiliar theme in this kind of drama.