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“Hostage” Rounds Out a Bumpy Season of ‘Patience’
After a bit of a rocky start, we’ve made it to the end of 'Patience' Season 2.
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After a bit of a rocky start, we’ve made it to the end of 'Patience' Season 2.
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The penultimate episode of 'Patience' Season 2 has our team vibing. Still, we sense that Monroe’s past is about to catch up with her.
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We’re over the hump of manufactured drama in 'Patience' Season 2, as they experience “Paco’s Revenge.”
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We’re now at the midpoint of 'Patience' Season 2, and that can only mean one thing: conflict.
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'Patience’s “The Timetable” is a messy murder with a witness that’s too close to home.
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If you are still wary of 'Patience’s second season after the opening two episodes, as I was, I beg you to watch “The Magpie.”
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‘Patience’s second episode is so much better and more enjoyable than the premiere.
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The 'Patience' season premiere introduces Bea Metcalf’s memorable replacement, DI Frankie Monroe, played by Jessica Hynes.
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The sixth installment of Patience, which is the show's Season 1 finale, “Pandora’s Box,” is a story of eco-terrorism and double agents where Metcalf nearly dies. This has been a fun season of television, and I’ll admit my perspective softened after interviewing writer Matt Baker
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The dead walk in the penultimate episode of Season 1 of Patience, “My Brother’s Keeper.” The episode uses a flash forward framing device where we start with the most outrageous scene: a body disappearing from the morgue. The corpse seems to have walked off the table rather than being
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It’s the fourth installment of a six-episode first season, and Patience accelerates a couple of arcs while managing not to rush anything. We get the continuation of the adorable flirting between Patience and Elliot (Tom Lewis), the CSI manager. The enormous amount of plot in the previous episodes
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Now that we’ve introduced the two main characters and laid the basic groundwork for their burgeoning partnership, “The Missing Link,” the third episode of Patience, opens in a classic murder mystery manner: with a dead body. There’s a woman on the floor of York’s Castle Museum, and