On May 1, 2012, to the broken hearts (and some angry fists) of fans, it was announced that Flashpoint’s upcoming 5th season would be the last tour of duty for the SRU. Here, I will expose many well-kept secrets…
Well, it’s Flashpoint Tuesday and I have nothing new to offer. No behind-the-scenes peak at the episode. No pre-showing write-up. Not even any new artwork. However, I do have this…
In the Flashpoint episode, Through A Glass Darkly, the villain tries to make his getaway by speeding off in a pick-up truck. If he should get clear, the kidnapped girl will surely die. Ed and Wordy can’t let that happen…
Part Four. End of the road, Jack. My day at the Flashpoint headquarters draws to a close but not without one more encounter with Constable Ed Lane…
In Part Two, the Flashpoint crew was prepping to shoot a scene in SRU HQ. Here in Part Three, we get filmy — that’s a technical term accepted by the Language Society of Angelo. I’m not just the president…
In Part One, I told you what it was like to walk the halls of the production office. But what goes on in the part of the Flashpoint workshop you’re most familiar with — the SRU HQ? Find out.
How to describe the day on the Flashpoint set? Unsatisfying.
One of my favourite episodes. The pace of the episode doesn’t slow even though some of the best moments almost go by too fast. So, here are a few, in case you missed them the first time around.
- – – – – From Flashpoint episode #1.02, First In Line. Posted in celebration of the 4000th member of Flashpoint Team One, the Facebook page for the show’s producers.
And so it ends. “Fault Lines” is the last episode of Season 3 for Flashpoint (I’m ignoring alternative season conventions). It’s new to CBS, and a hella rerun for CTV. What’s it about? In short: Pressure cooking. It is the last of six episodes airing for the first time on CBS; Fridays at 8:00.
Flashpoint‘s episode “Severed Ties” was scheduled to air last Friday but the networks changed it to “The Good Citizen.” However, I’d already written my preview. For reference, here it is: