Maité

and I love that it's a real baby! More realistic, I don't like when it's an obvious doll

FoxPhile

I like it when it's real, too - but I sort of wonder about parents who are willing to have a small baby be in a show like that - I mean, the kid doesn't know it's just for a tv show. She could be terrified!

Maité

I think they add in the sounds later, so it's not that scary.

FoxPhile

It's also likely that they swapped the real baby for a doll once Owain was running and hiding and getting stuff dropped on his head. So she was probably only in the initial scene where everything is calm.

Maité

Yeah I'm pretty sure it was only at the beginning and in the end-

FoxPhile

The rewatch episodes this week are kind of cute with respect to RigsPelt. I just watched Scarlet Letter and I love that Cho knows Rigsby is completely gaga for Van Pelt - but also knows Rigsby doesn't have the guts to follow through. The final scene were he asks her what her plans are, and then just says, "Well, have fun" - You just want to kick the guy - or else tell him he's going to wind up marrying the woman, so he should just go for it already.

Maité

I think he felt he wasn't good enough for her, or something foolish like that.

FoxPhile

I suspect you're right. Especially considering what we later found out about his background.

Maité

Right. He lacked self-esteem, I guess.

FoxPhile

I get the feeling Rigsby was sort of shy with most women, though.

Maité

Yeah, but that was probably the reason. Fear of rejection.

KeithUrbanfan

Yes

FoxPhile

It made an interesting contrast - the big, strong, tough cop who's afraid to approach women.

Maité

Well, he was tough and strong but he was always a little awkward.

FoxPhile

That's part of what made him such an interesting character. He wasn't just the stock "tough guy". He had a real vulnerability that made him endearing. I think that may have been a large part of the attraction for Grace. She was able to see and appreciate that vulnerability.