Imagine thinking its OK to take someone else's baby because you think "you can give him a better life". How twisted is that?

@@ChristineTheHippie I wish someone would have done that to me. Because I was a miserable unwanted abuse child growing up. Going from Foster Home to Froster Home. And the list goes on, As I get older. ☹️

It's pretty crazy because they easily could have adopted a child. There was no need to steal one.

@@ChristineTheHippie Not to mention, the family that lost that baby can't properly bury their own child and the hospital just...

Dont forget that the poor baby is probably gonna be messed up too. He grew up for years thinking those people were mom and dad only to have that ripped out from under him one day and he's taken away from his home and toys and friends and everything he ever knew and sent back to his real mom who he doesnt know and hes gonna know the messed up story of how he was kidnapped and have to wrestle with feeling guilty for missing or loving the people who stole him because they never did anything to hurt him.

I cried when it shows her holding her baby.

I remember watching this episode. It was beautiful when the little boy smiled at his mom when they were finally reunited. A great end to a great season.

They are home now.

yea this and fireflies make me cry even though its a happy ending

Why was it canceled?

@@ernie4788 Low ratings :(

@@SteelthehedgehogDX Low ratings!? I can't believe it

@@ernie4788 yeah, but ut got low ratings due to their schedule on US (Sundays 10:00 pm)

Me too, it was awesome and underrated to some extent.

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She has been acting for awhile before this. She played Maggie Sheffield on The Nanny.

@@Crazy-Cat-Lady-of-CA that was actually quite nice

@@Crazy-Cat-Lady-of-CA that was the whole trippy part for me watching this episode. Just knowing that its the same actress

@@Crazy-Cat-Lady-of-CA Beethoven too

She was Magg in 'the Nanny' tv series, she's very good

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It's something that I love about this show

​@Fred WucherIn "Bad Night" it was actually with the brother and father. Anyway "Maternal Instincts", "Bad Night" and "A Perfect Day" still involve decent people having been murdered so include sad elements. Although I guess you could say that about the time wasted in both "Fireflies" and this case. Other examples may be "The Road" and "One Night", both cases where one victim was saved. Maybe you could also include "Sabotage" and "Bullet" where likewise other murders were directly prevented. (I think there were others.) I'd suggest a number of cases include happy elements e.g. "Lotto Fever" the victim's last remaining money made it to the intended beneficiary. "Two Weddings" was one of those cases where there was no homicide, intentional suicide in this case and Louie Amante gets to happily marry. "Libertyville" the victim's wife and daughter get to meet his family that they didn't know about. "Churchgoing People" the children of the victim and the killer reunite and look like they will have an improved relationship. (Admittedly as horrible as the mother may have been earlier in her life, I'm not sure why someone with as severe dementia as her was imprisoned, but anyway.....) The "Badlands" the restaurant reopens with the hope it will once again be the great centre for the community it once was. "Justice" was one of the few cases where the victim was basically completely unsympathetic to the extent that Lilly and Scotty work to get the (then child) killer off so it's sort a weird happy ending. Which leads to the fact in most episodes the case being solved and the culprit being identified is a happy thing. "Glued" is one particular example where it seems likely solving the case is going to do a fair amount of good, both for the victim's family and others. E.g. Latrell may not have been the nicest person, but it seems good that he can finally meet his mother without fear of being arrested for a crime he didn't commit. "Thrill Kill" one person who was falsely convicted is released. ""Iced" it seems likely that Molly and her father are going to have an improved relationship. "The Brush Man" the son visits his mother again IIRC after was is implied to be a long estrangement when the abusive father murderer is arrested. ""Baby Blues" is an interesting one since while I'm not sure whether it helped the mum to find out what she did (depending on your views of the effects of repressed memories), it surely helped the father and brother. "Time to Crime" I'd suggest ultimately it was clearly good for the whole family including the killer that it was solved no matter the lingering consequences. "Saving Sammy" the son's condition may be helped by solving the case, and it'll likely also help the sister/daughter in her attempts to look after him. Not to mention shutting down the corrupt administrator. "Knuckle Up" likewise father and daughter's relationship looks like it will improve (even if what began as a missing person's case ended up being a murder) plus and again a corrupt administrator is arrested and that uninvolved guy gets into Harvard (which was unrelated to the case or solving it but still happened in the ending). Plus a son finally stands up to his father although it took all that happened including the murders they each committed for it to happen. (Technically I guess also before the ending since it was before the music.)

obscurico maybe “The Road”, in the end the victim was still alive

The House was a happy ending because the victim they were investigating the death of actually turned out to be alive and with the love of his life

In Joseph, the intended victim was found alive, but there were still several murders in that one.

They do!! Without A Trace as well, it’s on Pluto and live tv.

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And the mother was getting help and clearly wanted to do the right thing for her child, and the couple just decided to ignore that and take the baby

Exactly. She was given many chances to relapse on drugs but she rejected them because she focused on being a good mother for her son. That’s what makes her a better person than those kidnappers

@@subscorpion9560 she could have easily relapsed right after the fire when she thought her child died, who could blame her? But she didn't. The couple not only kidnapping her child, they also committee arson. They put her life in danger. It shows you shouldn't judge people

That’s why she’s one of my favorite non-victim one-shot characters in cold case like Darryl from who’s your daddy or the priest in sanctuary

@@subscorpion9560 the show is really good at creating compelling side characters

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I don't. A poor woman thought her son was dead. They didn't think of the consequences at all, i feel more sorry for that poor little boy.

Are you nuts??

If they really wanted their own kid, they could have just adopted one. They didn't need to steal someone else's child.

good thet didnt abuse the child I agree they treated him well if that is were your coming from, but they were selfish to kidnap a persons child.period. Especially since they had other options they could have considered like adoption.

They let the mother think her child had died. They're awful

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We don't know.

@@TheStapleGunKid All I know is that the social workers who kidnapped this woman's baby stole a dead baby's corpse from the hospital morgue to make it look like her son was dead.

​@TheStapleGunKid I wish we would get a follow up episode about the baby doe.

Thing is, adoption is expensive is and complicated so it's not a perfect solution like people think it is. Though what they did was awful.

@@ChristineTheHippie Complicated sure, but much less risky than kidnapping. Especially when both parents have a high income and a stable household. I really can't see why it wouldn't have worked out for them.

​@@TheStapleGunKidI agree. I think it was very twisted to think they could just take a baby and they were somehow giving this baby a better life. They caused Priscilla so much grief.

Yes.

No. He is a police officer who works undercover in drug trafficking. In other episodes he and Lily have an affair.

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