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I didn't quite understand the timeline in episode 3 of Rosemary & Thyme... A famous landscaping artist or gardener had worked at a place before she got famous - she was sacked when she became pregnant and then committed suicide while the child was still a baby. When did she have time to become successful and famous? It just seems that if she was sad and depressed during and/or after the pregnancy, she'd not have had it in her to do a lot of great work...

I have heard of Rosemary and Thyme too but I've never watched an episode.

I am currently trying Bladerunner Black Lotus and so far it's a bit generic and doesn't seem to have much in common with Bladerunner.
Apart from neon, obviously.

...and it continues to be not like Bladerunner.
So far it's more like Alita Battle Angel as some pointy-chin girl beats people up while trying to remember things she can't remember.
At least the episodes are short.

I only saw the first two or three episodes and then gave up watching.

Some of the cloth physics/sims are surprisingly poor.

The whole thing is pretty rough. It looked like someone downloaded DAZ Studio, and didn't really know how to use it. 

Grrr. "Just one more episode before bed" and it turns out to be one of those "to be continued..." episodes.

At least the next part will be there for you tomorrow.
I remember when cliff-hangers would last six months.
And Netflix sometimes likes to cancel shows at that moment.

Unless they just remove it without notice before you get to see it. A few days ago I had War for the Planet of the Apes on my watchlist as it was the only one of those I hadn't yet seen. When I settled down to watch it it wasn't there any more, apparently it was only available for about 3 days