normjanette I noticed some of the women had pierced ears. I would think very few would have their ears pierced. They also talked about house training the horses - not sure the word house trained was used in this period.

colleenolin-31505 What happened to the two dogs who disappeared between seasons 4 & 5?

wrue-26226 ...I would love to have an agent and a contract like Daniel Lissing. You arrive on set you kiss Erin...a lot, then you take off for a few, or more than a few episodes, and let all of the other cast members do the heavy lifting. Good luck with your career, Dan and don't forget to thank "When Calls The Heart," for the boost. Update: As of 04/15/2018, Jack Thornton is dead. I cannot know but can guess that Daniel preferred some other offer to his role on WCTH and turned his back on the show that gave him his level of prominence. He was good as Jack but I just don't believe he's ready for the "big time" and has made the mistake of so many entertainers in believing his own hype. As I said before, good luck Daniel.

T Gen When it started I thought it had great promise. I think my issue is that I love other British and Canadian period shows, and was expecting the same level of writing, intellect and quality. Sorry, but it's a really dumb show. Forget the million "creative liberties" in using language that belongs in 2017, talking about things that didn't even exist then, makeup and clothes that are ridiculous (especially Mountie Jack's contemporary clothes) etc. It's even the fact that nothing captures the spirit of the time, the romance is cookie cutter kisses that end in a second with no real emotion, there is no real feeling on display anywhere. I could go on. 5 stars only for attempting a period drama, but nothing else. What a waste of my time. If you are a lover of good, intelligent period drama, skip this. If you haven't watch any British or Canadian ones, sure.