The second season was a bit of a surprise to me because it changed locales, and most of its personnel, from Brooklyn's police force to a special investigatory force in Manhattan. I miss a few of the characters from the first season. Still, with Carrie's special memory, it's understandable that she, and her partner Al, would move up the ladder.

The episodes provide plenty of action, on a larger scale than just "murder of the week," which is to be expected with the "special investigations" focus of Carrie and Al.

I have finished Season 3 as well, and enjoyed it. I'm glad to hear that Season 4 will be starting on A&E at the end of November.

The stories and characters are very interesting and amazingly demonstrates Carey's unique talent in solving crimes. I did, however, miss the characters and the Queens location from last season. It had a hint of darkness to the stories and the actors were so likeable.

It would be nice to have increased memory but to remember everything, I think not. Poppy does an excellent job in portraying Carrie Wells. I can understand to some degree as to why they changed their local from Queens to Major Crimes. It allows the writes to open up the area in which they can work. However, the cast of Season 1 was excellent and I took a positive interest in their stories. I would like to see them worked into Season 3, if there is a Season 3. The primary players in Season 2 are also a good group but there has not been sufficient epos ides to really get to know them. I would recommend seeing the first episode and believe the percentage is high that you will become a permanent viewer.

Unforgettable is my favorite show. Carrie's memory abilities are fascinating to me on an intellectual level, I enjoy crime solving shows anyway, and it's a show I can show to my children. All plusses in my book. I will say that I liked season 1 better than season 2, simply because I found season 1 to be believable and sometimes I question things about season 2. For example, sometimes Carrie's boss lets something she's done slide when she probably would get in trouble for her action in real life. However that doesn't dampen my enthusiasm for the show.

Love the show, would love to be notified when new episodes are available, BUT NOOOOOOOOOOOO. Amazon support just gives the standard whining about how they have different agreements with different content providers. Season pass was available on Season 1, but not Season 2. COME ON PEOPLE, I WANT TO PAY YOU MONEY! What a pile of horse droppings.

Yes, I know this is not the place for this, but I can't seem to get their attention via "proper" channels. Maybe this will do it. I will buy it when I can get a season pass, and not until then.

[Well, what do you know! Season pass is now available, so I purchased it. THANK YOU AMAZON, finally! OK, so maybe I was a bit impatient...]

I always love drama's and this one is very entertaining. The second season was good a slight change in the cast from a basic detectives in a precinct to a select group in a major crimes unit. It is based in NYC and they all work very well together. I like this part of a police drama better the team seems to have no hidden agenda or someone behind the scenes working to plague the entire unit or undermine the rest of the team. As I said the show is very good a slight change from last year but well worth watching.

I love this show, it has quirky actors that play their characters so believably, especially Poppy Montgomery who plays Kerrie with hypermnesia - remembers everything she has ever seen! She gives her character real attitude - "Don't try to tell me what to do as I'll do what I think is right!" and she usually is - right that is! I really like the way her hypermnesia is displayed by replaying what she saw (and you saw) previously as she reruns what she saw, but with her current time self following her remembered self through what was seen, but the details now having a new meaning - Brilliant!

This is one of the few shows that provides what I watch TV for: Entertainment. It manages to balance personal relationships without overshadowing the fact that it is a cop show that solves crimes. I especially like the relationship between Carrie and Jo (Jane Curtin was a brilliant choice for this role). And they even when Jo is making her "snippy" and usually "dead on" comments, you sense a depth and growth of respect among the team.