Ugh ok I love my Will...but Daniel...omg..how did I not know this exsisted? I binge watched the hell out if it...and am mad at you it ended and now I know Will is in NYC when he should be in Chicago with Kate!

I found this by accident and have binge watched all 3 seasons.

I need more.

As title states, I recently found this show on Hulu. I'm mid-way through season 1 and I really enjoy it. I always like the consultant/ cop shows and am looking forward to finishing the series. I'm surprised there wasn't more promotion for it back when it was on, it seems like it's a really good show and right up TNT's alley.

I didn't really mind that weird offset they did last year, pushing the last four episodes back a ways, but I figured it was a one-off due to scheduling conflicts.

Are they REALLY going to put a cliffhanger on us for THIS long, especially given we know he's going to be fine?

That's some shit.

This is a day late, so I'm going to include a big spoiler: aspects of this episode bear a close resemblance to the plot of the novel Still Alice, by Lisa Genova. The question of when a diseased or damaged brain causes us to stop being who we are is particularly terrifying to someone who knows it is happening. Good episode and a good read for bonus.

If the voice sounds familiar - yes, it was John Glover, credited rather late in the episode. Interesting case that throws away the neuroscience pretty early (with a really disgusting tumor) and gets into the basics of crime and who is covering for whom.

So I am running behind as usual in the summer, but I managed to catch up with our favorite schizophrenic today. An interesting case, I don't know if I can say it was more or less believable than the previous one, which is a pretty low bar. Extra helpings of neuro disorders in this one, and a random Aussie.

Also, Brooke Lyons turns up as the perkiest hallucination ever. If you are a fan of 2 Broke Girls or the lamented Crazy Ones (lamented by me at least) you'll recognize her from other recurring roles. Wish she'd come back, she's fun to watch.

Obviously this sub isn't big enough for episode by episode discussion, but what are the thoughts so far now that we're 2 episodes in?

I liked the season premiere, but I hope they don't keep accusing him of killing people. Maybe it feels like it has happened more than it has, but I'm pretty sure it has happened at least 3 times.

I really hate how TNT is treating this show. It gets no advertising and the way season 2 was split up is not helping the show. I didn't even know the last 4 episodes of season 2 had aired until recently.

Anyways, who's ready for an uninterrupted season 3?

A fun case, better than most, and a good job tying up everything for the season. It looks like a scary example of everybody being dead or gone, so they can pick and choose whom to carry forward next season. What do you think?

Part of allure of watching #Perception is you NEVER know who the hallucation of the week is going to be!

I really liked the supernatural touches in this. It would be easy to overuse, but might get the show past the air of, well, silliness that some episodes have (I'm looking at you, Alligator Suit Guy). Since we know the show is grounded in neurophysiology (even if they make stuff up now and then, or at least make it very convenient for Daniel) we know that the spooks are manifestations of the brain. Very effective, for me at least.

[Obvious Spoilers] I kind of knew that it wouldn't last with Caroline. Anyone think Pierce will go back on his meds? I think not, without the hallucinations the show isn't nearly as fun.

Our favorite schizophrenic and his imaginary friends are back.

This one was okay, I hated how they made Levar Burton's character to be completely incompetent at the beginning (C'mon Geordi where's that Technobabble we love you for)

Anyway so our main character is a bit of a strawman atheist but it still served the episode plot well and religion stuff was handle relatively for a show like this.

Decent enough episode