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The Amazing Race (10/10) – I’m sorry to see the firefighters
go, although they only had a couple of weeks left in them
anyway. His ankle would not survive long, and hopefully this way he
can get the treatment he needs. Still, I always hate it when someone
goes out because of bad directions.
Girl Meets World (10/10) – What a fun episode. Not exactly original, but very funny. The best part may have been the “Parent Play”
at the beginning, but the entire thing turned out to be pretty funny. Really enjoyed it.
Once Upon a Time – I’m still a little torn on this season,
but by the end of the episode I was definitely hooked. I think the
more they weave the Frozen characters into the main characters of the show, the
better I will like it. You can read my full recap here.
Gotham – I feel like the show is going somewhere. I just can’t figure out where and if I am
interested or not. I will say this, they
could cut Jada Pinkett Smith’s character and it would be no great loss at
all. Heck, I couldn’t even figure out
what her scenes added to anything in this episode.
Dancing with the Stars – The switch up didn’t seem to go
quite as well this time as last time. It seemed like everyone scored
better, but this time there was more variety. The bottom stars are
definitely apparent as the weeks progress, and we will probably lose them over
the next couple of weeks.
The Big Bang Theory – It was Leonard and Penny who were the
serious ones in this episode. What does that say about their
relationship? Good things, in my opinion. I loved how
easily distracted the guys were, and I think it proved that the ladies had
nothing to do with their lack of productivity the last few
years. And Penny opening the blinds at the
end? Perfect! There are some drunk people I would have
liked to have done that, too.
Castle – The chemistry and mojo for the show is back, and
I’m glad to see it. A fun episode with some of Castle’s wild
theories thrown in for good measure. I’m not fully back on board and
ready to see what comes next. You can read my full recap here.
The Flash – In some ways, this felt like part two of the
pilot with how they were still figuring out stuff about him and how he and some
of the others were still figuring out what he should and shouldn’t be
doing. Yet the villain was all new (and
new and new), so that much wasn’t.
Either way, it was still such a great episode. Really, fun lines but so much heart behind
it, even in the flashbacks. And what is
up with that doctor? Why is he
pretending to need the wheelchair? What
is his obsession with The Flash? And why
did he have to kill the guy? Seriously,
that is the biggest intrigue so far.
Agents of SHIELD – That was a very fun episode. I laughed at May quite a bit, something that
usually doesn’t happen. And they
advanced Fitz’s story, too. I think this
may have been their best episode of the season, at least so far.
Survivor – Seriously, have people never watched this show
before? YOU DO NOT THROW
CHALLENGES. YOU DO NOT TRY TO DICTATE TO
EVERYONE ELSE WHAT TO DO. It always
comes back to bite you in the end.
Always. The instant you start
getting arrogant, you might as well pack your bags. And the ladies only voted you out because you
painted a target on your back.
Otherwise, they probably would have left you alone.
Arrow – The producers promised an emotional goodbye to Sara,
and they really delivered. For once, I
enjoyed the flashback, too, with Tommy in it.
This may be the best episode of Arrow in a while, certainly stronger
than last week. And we can already see
the direction that Laurel will be going this year as she takes steps toward
becoming the next Black Canary. So glad
it looks like they will be giving her something good to do.
I certainly understand about being busy. I'm just now replying to your comment.
ReplyDeleteSurvivor would have been much more interesting if alliances were never formed. But since that started with Richard in the very first season, it's been a staple ever since.
Like you, I always hate AR eliminations where it wasn't the team's fault. The worst are the bad taxi drivers.