Miss Scarlet Season 6, Episode 1 Review Eliza's Whirlwind Romance Highlights A Deeper Issue

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 Warning! This review contains spoilers for Miss Scarlet season 6, episode 1.  The first episode of Miss Scarlet season 6 depicts a different side of Victorian-era London's pre-eminent lady detective, as Eliza learns to balance her case work with romance. That doesn't mean the new season of PBS Masterpiece's popular mystery series doesn't start with a bang, of course — quite the opposite, as Eliza (Kate Phillips) drugs a room full of men, carefully stepping over their unconscious bodies to reclaim a priceless artifact.  Though it makes for a fun season opening, this is par for the course for Eliza, and viewers won't be surprised by her unconventional methods. What they might be surprised by instead is her and Inspector Alexander Blake's (Tom Durant-Pritchard) romantic tryst soon after, as they kiss in Eliza's hallway with the door open to the busy London street below. At this point, they've clearly been involved for a while.  What sets this installment apart from any of last season's episodes is that Eliza and Alexander are rediscovering their footing as co-workers. The mysterious medicinal deaths of two women in season 6, episode 1, "Secrets and Lies," seemingly mark their first joint investigation since they became romantically attached, and Eliza has never been so flustered. How her blossoming relationship with the Inspector will affect her job remains to be seen. The Case Is Secondary To Eliza's New Work Struggles  The episode's mystery is interesting enough, examining mental health and psychiatric treatments in Victorian London, as well as the effects of childhood trauma. However, Eliza's relationship with Blake is clearly the more important storyline, and as a result, the case's resolution feels overly swift.  They're keeping their romance a secret from everyone they interact with. At the start of the episode, Eliza hasn't even told Ivy (Cathy Belton) about her newfound happiness, which creates tension between the two women. Eliza's second in command, Clarence (Paul Bazely), suspects something is amiss as well, though this actually leads to one of the episode's most entertaining scenes in a London slum.  From the show's very first episode, when it was still titled Miss Scarlet and the Duke,