Anyway, here's what I did watch this week.
Once Upon a Time – I’m glad they showed us a happy ending
for the Frozen gang, but I’m also glad that part of the season is behind
us. It just didn’t mess into the overall
story of the show very well. This
episode was great, and I’m anxious to see how they pick up from here in the
future. As always, you can read my full recap here.
The Sing-Off – Why did we only get one show this season
instead of the usual two or three week event?
I wanted more! Having said that,
I’m glad a college group finally won since I’m always rooting for them. These guys certainly seemed super talented,
too.
Survivor – I know I’ve been railing against Natalie all
season just because the “twinnies” were so annoying on The Amazing Race. But I’ve got to hand it to her, she deserved
to win because she made several big moves.
Plus she wasn’t that annoying without her sister around. I think that really helped her out in my
eyes.
White Collar – I knew Neal wasn’t dead. It was more elaborate than I expected, but
they would never end the series that way.
I was always rooting for Neal to turn into a good guy and leave his
conman life completely behind him, but I figured we’d never get that
ending. As a result, I’m okay with what
we got. And it was certainly better than
some of my fears from the teases the stars have been giving for months.
Covert Affairs – They rush some things, drag others out too
long. I mean, Annie’s known this guy for
how long? They’ve actually been dating
for even less time. And yet they are
talking about marriage? Sorry, but I
just don’t buy it, and that’s not because I’m a diehard Annie/Auggie shipper,
either. A little surprised the
prostitute isn’t dead, but that storyline still went exactly where I thought it
would go. All in all, we’re back to the
less than stellar seasons of the show.
If it ended now, I wouldn’t be too upset, although I would probably come
back for more if it got renewed.
The Amazing Race – Well, I was disappointed that Adam and Bethany
didn’t win. Sounds like he might have
been better on that final challenge.
Still, if they couldn’t win, I’m glad the scientists won. And to think, they came in last on the last
leg. That’s got to be killing the
wrestlers, especially the female. It
seemed no one had to go out again and they remembered all the numbers. I was surprised it didn’t take people who
didn’t remember the proper order longer than it looked like it took them to
finish up that task.
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