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Ned retires from reviving the dead, 4 March 2012
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Author:
Tweekums from United Kingdom
*** This review may contain spoilers ***
As is often the case this episode opens with an episode from young
Ned's time at school; this time he and his friend Eugene find a body in
the woods; Eugene runs off but Ned wants to solve his first murder so
wakes the man; it turns out that he died in an accident but the police
don't believe him when they arrive! Surprisingly this is the only
person Ned revives this episode as the main case is the disappearance
of Dwight Dixon. Emerson turns down the case when Aunt Vivian
approaches him as he knows exactly what happened to Dwight and would
prefer it if nobody else found out. He didn't expect her to employ his
rivals 'The Norwegians' though. Once on the case they begin
investigating in forensic detail and once they get an exhumation order
for the graves of Charlotte and Charles Charles it looks as if
everything will be exposed! Olive meanwhile is getting fed up about
being kept in the dark and decides that if she can't work with Emerson
she will work with the Norwegians.
This was a fun episode with some good twists; I particularly liked the
'solution' to the Dwight Dixon case. The Norwegians were amusing; I
liked their matching Norwegian flag clothing! As always the acting was
solid and the conclusion promised to make Emerson's future
investigations a little trickier... Ned decided that he would no longer
use his skills!
No one was revived this episode!, 29 May 2011
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Author:
planktonrules from Bradenton, Florida
*** This review may contain spoilers ***
In a huge change in the format of the series, no one was brought back
from the dead for this episode! So, instead of investigating a new
murder, this show was spent trying to hide the killing of evil Dwight
in a prior episode. It seems that Aunt Vivian misses Dwight and thinks
he was a wonderful guy. When she approached Emerson to look for Dwight,
Emerson is blunt--telling her that Dwight was evil and it's not worth
looking for him (since he is dead and buried). Not giving up, Vivian
seeks the services of other detectives--some weirdos known as 'the
Norwegians'. They actually are Norwegians--ex-Norwegian homicide cops
who now are very determined private dicks.
When the Norwegians arrive, Olive seems taken with them and volunteers
to help them. Frankly, I think she did this just to get the really cool
jacket! Regardless, by the end of the show a hidden benefactor saves
the day--but who is this helper and why?! We learn that despite Chuck's
gut feeling, it's NOT her 'loving father'.
Once again, the show is well written and acted--plus a lot of fun, but
no new deaths....what a shame!
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