From Kat Angus of Dose:

• Q&A with Being Erica star Sebastian Pigott
  “Tonight’s episode of Being Erica is a big one for Pigott, as it’s not only his most high-profile gig since competing on Canadian Idol in 2008, but he’ll also be performing a song he wrote with his brother (and fellow Idol contestant) Oliver. Here, Pigott discusses tonight’s episode, his song-writing process with his brother and what can be expected of Kai in Being Erica’s future.” Read more.

Dr. Tom grants Erica a do-over day, where she wildly gets to relive her entire day consequence free. With Kai by her side, Erica has a blast, but soon realizes that choices – even those in an alternate reality, have consequences for a reason. Starring Erin Karpluk, Michael Riley, Joanne Vannicola, Tyron Leitso, Vinessa Antoine, Kathleen Laskey, John Boylan, Reagan Pasternak, Morgan Kelly, Joanna Douglas.

From Brian Gorman of the Sudbury Star:

• Being Dr. Tom – the curtain lifts
  “At least now people are going to stop asking Michael Riley if he’s the devil. For the first season of Being Erica, Riley’s character, the time-traveling shrink Dr. Tom, was inscrutable, weird and a little bit menacing, leading more than one viewer to wonder if he weren’t more than he seemed.” Read more.

By Jaime Weinman of Maclean’s:

• The story behind the new Erica
  “It used to be hard to find a TV show that didn’t follow a strict formula, but now it’s getting harder to find one that does. Being Erica (airing on the CBC Tuesdays at 9 p.m.) began last year as a fantasy-comedy-drama in which the depressed, lonely title character (Erin Karpluk) goes to a mysterious therapist, Dr. Tom (Michael Riley), who sends her back in time to learn from her past mistakes. But when it returned for a second season last month, Erica was no longer lonely or depressed, and she spent the season premiere helping Dr. Tom instead of the other way round.” Read more.