Spelunking Luke’s Personal Life

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SURREALESTATE – Season 1 Episode 3 – SPOILERS

Melanie Scrofano and Tim Rozon

Harper North (Melanie Scrofano) and Luke Roman (Tim Rozon) at the breakfast table at Harper’s family cottage on the lake.
Scrofano and Rozon also star in the SyFy series WYNONNA EARP

Luke (Tim Rozon) heads north to see a new client, Harper North (Melanie Scrofano). Before leaving, he tasks Susan (Sarah Levy) with finding a house for an old client, horror author William Larson (Charlie Tomlinson). It seems that each time Larson wants inspiration for a new novel he buys a new house, and it needs to be a haunted one. (With Zooey’s help, Susan finds just the place for Mr. Larson, and it turns out to be Luke’s childhood home.) Tomlinson’s character brings to mind Victor Garber‘s recurring character Garrison Steele on another series shot in St. John’s – REPUBLIC OF DOYLE. Then Luke visits Harper’s haunted cottage where his experiences include getting whacked in the head with a shovel and spending a night sleeping on the forest floor. Continue reading →

A Quiet, Methodical Horror

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BRIGHT HILL ROAD – directed by Robert Cuffley, written by Susie Moloney – SPOILERS

Siobhan Williams and Agam Darshi

Marci (Siobhan Williams) contemplates advice from Mrs. Inman (Agam Darshi).

It’s quickly established that Marci (Siobhan Williams) is an alcoholic. She drives drunk, works drunk (she is in charge of HR for an unspecified company), and does everything else that way. Shortly after the story begins, some dude she fired (probably unjustifiably) turns up at the office with a handgun and starts shooting people. Marci has good survival instincts, so he hides quietly in a bathroom stall while the rest of the staff is decimated. She is given some time off work to sort herself out. Continue reading →

Ravens, Coffee, and Presbyterians

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SURREALESTATE – Season 1 Episode 2 – SPOILERS

Luke (Tim Rozon) and his deceased father Carl (Art Hindle) at miniature golf

Let’s get to the important stuff first. We learn Zooey’s usual coffee order: “quad long shot medium-in-a-large-double cup half caff salted caramel mocha latte with two double pumps of vanilla and extra foam”. By contrast, Phil Orley (Adam Korson) takes his coffee black, with no room for cream. Father Phil (we find out) is married to handyman Anthony Tamblyn (Paul Ewan Wilson).

Luke’s father (Art Hindle) asks, during a game of miniature golf, if Luke and Susan are a thing. (Luke tells him they are not.) The miniature golf takes place at Funland (the same place where Luke used the batting cage last episode) and Luke turns the lights off before he leaves. He might actually own the place. Susan (Sarah Levy) thinks that Luke is into Megan Donovan (Tennille Read), and he does seem to be, but even if he is, Luke says he insists on separating his work life from his personal life. Continue reading →