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Tim Ross

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Season Review: Harrow Season 3

While I felt the writing in season 2 was lacking, in season 3 it was more consistent.

The biggest issue in season 3 was the pacing/timing of the final episode. At one point Harrow is told he has 58 minutes to bring the phone somewhere but he was able to find a monkey, take a couple of phone calls and get to the meeting place - but it was night. It just seemed unbelievable that he could do all of what he did in 58 minutes.

The best episode was episode 4 when Harrow, Lyle and Bryan went camping. I laughed a lot, and Bryan and Harrow need to do more together. Their banter and timing is just on point and they actually did another "buddy" activity in season 8 as well so I feel like everyone can see how much fun they are together.

There is no word on a season 4, so the ending for season 3 tied everything up nicely. The over plot/mystery of this season was ok but it wasn't super engaging. It was about a murder, stealing money - but I didn't really care. :P I do care about the money though which is another morally questionable decision...

They stole the 22 million, which was stolen but the two young men from a company stealing it from others. So. How are they going to get away with it?

Harrow was able to unlock James's phone, transfer the funds and input Fern's bank account number all in about 5 seconds. Who knows bank account numbers, of their children, by heart? But even if I look past that...

It's 22 million dollars that doesn't belong to them. If they aren't going to return it, they need to donate it. I'd be ok with keeping a little to get Fern on her feet. But to just keep it unilaterally? That is just wrong.

Once again Harrow is making questionable decisions.

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Hearts Down Under 

Premiering Saturday, April 24, 9pm/8c on the Hallmark Channel. 

New York restaurateur Caroline inherits a café in Lemon Myrtle Cove, Australia. While there, she starts falling for the place and its people, particularly Simon, the café's charming local chef. 

Starring Cindy Busby and Tim Ross. 

Trailer 

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Hearts Down Under

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Tim Ross