I was delighted to find this series (albeit late on), where talented psychics review cold cases under a stringent set of rules. Those rules keep it real, fair, and productive, and every episode of the first 4 seasons was intriguing. In the 5th, and last season the format changed. Instead of completing each case in a single episode, one case would be split into two episodes. That resulted in far too duplicative programs, adding little to the viewer's understanding of each case. Had I watched the 5th season first, I wouldn't have bothered to watch the first four. That one criticism aside, I loved the program overall. I am a psychic myself, and I am impressed that anyone could develop so much credible, useful information within eight hours. Each of these psychics demonstrated true mastery of their craft. The format within which they were chosen and worked was excellent.
Review of Sensing Murder
