This is the episode that Shawn finally realizes that there is no more point in hiding anymore, and that he needs to tell Juliet how he feels in order to find peace with himself. After five years of building up for this, and many points in time where it starts to seem liek Juliet is the one that actually has the crush on Shawn as well, it felt like a perfect pay off. And this does set up basically the main plot for the rest of the series, which is very important. That is what makes this show work out so well is that as the series gets further and further into it, the more that the plot and central themes really start to show up, and it all becomes a perfect culmination of the prior seasons.
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jpapanone15 February 2021
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I never realized how much I like Carey Elwes. Love his character in these episodes.
This was enjoyable...not as enjoyable as the first time in Canada...or the next one or two times that Despereaux shows up.
Worst part of this episode...Shawn and Juliet get together...with a little montage at the end. I know that was inevitable...and a main part of the show. But I think she is such a terrible actress...and her character is more annoying than anything...so I really would rather they never get together. Loved me some Abigail Lytar/Rachael Leigh Cook. I like their chemistry so much more.
This was enjoyable...not as enjoyable as the first time in Canada...or the next one or two times that Despereaux shows up.
Worst part of this episode...Shawn and Juliet get together...with a little montage at the end. I know that was inevitable...and a main part of the show. But I think she is such a terrible actress...and her character is more annoying than anything...so I really would rather they never get together. Loved me some Abigail Lytar/Rachael Leigh Cook. I like their chemistry so much more.
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