I mean it this time. I have to cut down on TV somehow and somewhere. Okay, so there are a couple of shows I'm not expecting to be back next year, but that means I can't start any new shows because there are so few on this list I want to consider giving up.
Castle (2/14) – That was a great twist on the classic formula of the show. Yes, it borrowed heavily from other shows who have done the courtroom case things and wasn’t as original as, say, the bank robbery episode was, but it was still a ton of fun for something different. And a pretty great way to wrap things up at the end plus tie it into the season’s storyline.
Castle (2/14) – That was a great twist on the classic formula of the show. Yes, it borrowed heavily from other shows who have done the courtroom case things and wasn’t as original as, say, the bank robbery episode was, but it was still a ton of fun for something different. And a pretty great way to wrap things up at the end plus tie it into the season’s storyline.
Castle (2/15) – That punishment at the end? I’d hate it.
There’s a reason I live in Southern CA.
Glad Castle met his step-mom, although I wish she’d taken responsibility
for putting the break up bug in Beckett’s ear.
Team Ninja Warrior – Just shows how unpredictable the course
and the competitive nature of this course can be. Britten out?
Wow! The showdown was much closer
than expected, too, but I wasn’t too surprised about who pulled it out in the
end.
The Flash – So, we were supposed to get clues to who Zoom is
in that episode, but I missed them. And
I’m wondering who is the person in the cage left behind. I was expecting something horrible to happen
to Wells’s daughter, so I was thankful she’s okay. But Jay?
Just as we were getting good news.
Although seriously, you never stand near a portal like that, especially
if it is the end of an episode.
The Muppets – And we’re back to the okay but not spectacular
show this week. I was hoping they would
build on what they’d been doing.
Although with the way the ratings are sinking, it isn’t going to matter. The show will be canceled at the end of the
season. So much for my hopes this would
lead to them releasing the final two seasons of the classic show on DVD.
Agent Carter – I’m most focused on Jarvis’s wife at the
moment. I thought her getting shot would
be the end of the episode, but instead they at least got her into surgery. But will she be okay? She’d better be okay.
Arrow – How did he get William? Seriously, is his mom okay? And now we know for sure why Felicity isn’t
wearing her ring in the future. And
maybe that’s another candidate for the person in the grave – William’s
mother. Between this and Flash, I’m done
with the cliffhangers for the week.
Survivor – For once, they actually voted out the person who
was most responsible for them losing the challenge. That seems to so rarely happen on Survivor
because the person is in a strong alliance.
Oh, and that bug thing? Just
creepy and disgusting.
Baby Daddy – Back on track with plenty of laughs. I saw some of the twists coming, especially
Bonnie and her new husband. Okay, so I
just saw as far as the writers getting him off the show since he’s still just a
guest star. Still, lots of laughs.
Suits – I can’t take my eyes off the screen this
season. It’s that compelling. I mean, I’ve always liked the show, but the
stakes are so high isn’t impossible to turn away. Two episodes left, and they are talking like
this won’t be resolved. I’m betting the
jury comes back for the cliffhanger and we have to wait until summer to find
out what their decision is. Since this
is the entire premise of the show, I’m wondering how they will go forward no
matter how it is resolved.
Big Bang Theory – What a wonderful episode. Plenty of great laughs and a few heartfelt
moments. Howard as a father is pretty
funny, but I have faith the writers will manage to find that great balance with
it like they did this week.
Legends of Tomorrow – They are doing a good job of building
the team, which isn’t easy given the wildly different places they all
started. But poor Jackson hurting his
leg again. Hopefully they can fix that
with some future tech. Or maybe by
merging as Firestorm? Who wants to bet
we never hear anything about it next week.
The Amazing Race – Pride goes before destruction. Okay, so the guys aren’t actually out, but
they came very close for two guys who were so confident that they’d do
well. Meanwhile, I do feel sorry for the
team that got eliminated. A bad taxi
driver really kills in this game.
Granted, they made a bad choice in not taking their taxi to the location
of the detour, and that ultimate got them out, so it is on them, but it’s still
hard. Meanwhile, glad to see Team
Frisbee near the top, where they belong.
Girl Meets World – What was that? That might have sounded good on paper, but it
was almost painful to watch, especially with the actors playing the kids. Ugh.
The only good joke was Lucas always being that age.
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