DOA On TV : Upcoming

 

I didn't watch a single show this week.  Here are a few upcoming series and films that might be enticing.

 

Coming this week, and I hadn't even been tracking it, is the third Enola Holmes movie.  Cleverly called Enola Holmes 3, instead of using any of author Nancy Springer's book titles.  I've enjoyed the first two films and expect to like this as well.

 

Also coming soon is a reboot of Little House On The Prairie.  I'm going to watch, but wasn't a huge fan of the original. I've also tried many times to read the book and have never completed it.

 

 

Coming in August on the USA network is  Anna Pigeon based on the novels by Nevada Barr.  It features the stories of a female park ranger who solves mysteries.

 

Also in August is Lanterns.  Hal Jordan (ever my Green Lantern) is training in a new Lantern who will replace him.  As they work together, he may be having second thoughts about giving up the job.

 

Librariandoa's Saturday Puzzles A Bonus Maze

 Here's Maze two.  Start here, finish there.  What a BOZO. I just hit publish instead of prescheduling.  Needed a longer nap today!

 

 

Librariandoa's Saturday Puzzle A Maze 6 27 26

 In at the last second with a maze puzzle!  Next Saturday morning instead of an Answer Key there will be another maze.  Enjoy!

 

 

Librariandoa's Saturday Puzzles An Answer Key for the 6 20 26 Rebus

 This is the first line from Stephen Crane's The Open Boat.

None of them knew the color of the sky.  

 

 

Five Things Friday 6/26/26

 

I hope you packed the sardines!  (My 6 word tale).

Mary's Recipes 6/25/26

 The weather has been unseasonably cool, but next week bathing suit weather returns!

 

 

DOA On TV : I Will Find You

 

I Will Find You (Netflix)

 

This is an eight episode series that I watched all in one evening.  It's the sort of thriller/suspense story I really enjoy these days.

David Matthews is serving his fifth year in prison for the brutal murder of his little boy.  He is believed to have committed the crime while under the influence of "night terrors".  Apparently, according to the show, a person can do anything in this condition and not remember it at all.

Not a single person believed him when he said he didn't do it, so he's been in prison without visitors for his entire sentence so far.

His sister in law, a former journalist, comes to see him one day despite this.  She has a picture sent by a friend who was visiting Six Flags. In the background is a young boy with a distinctive birthmark on his cheek that is the same as David's dead son had.   She believes, and David soon also comes to believe, that somehow Matthew, David's son is still alive.

What about the body in the bed?  What about the DNA evidence saying the body was Matthew?  What about the testimony of a neighbor saying she saw David burying the murder weapon in the woods?

The story is off and running from there.  The Warden of the prison is David's father's old police partner.  With his help and Rachel the sister in law's help, he escapes prison and begins to hunt for his son. 

I loved the story, pacing and characters.  There were as many and more twists as you could wish for. 

Librariandoa's Saturday Puzzles A Rebus

 It's Rebus week at DOA Central.  Here's a short one!

 

 

Librariandoa's Saturday Puzzles An Answer Key for the 6 13 26 Fallen Phrase Puzzle

 My Bartlett's quotations book was temporarily buried in my office/library/craft room, if you can imagine.  It's back with a quote from a gentlemen I haven't heard of before, Hein Heckroth.  

 

 

 

Five Things Friday 6/19/26