January 28th's Weekly TV Thoughts

As soon as my DC Comics shows come back, my TV watching skyrockets.  If it weren't for those shows, I'd have so much more reading time, wouldn't I?  I realized that again as all four of those shows up back.  No, they aren't all I watch, but they sure are a lot of it.

The Librarians – I told you they would figure out a way to save Flynn!  Loved it!  And I figured Eve was running some kind of scam, but I didn’t think that Flynn was in on it, too.  They managed to resolve everything and keep the team together.  Definitely enjoyed it.  And saw news that the show will be back for season 4, which is terrific news indeed.

Supergirl – What is this, Buffy?  Sorry, Alex, but your reaction to Supergirl’s disappearing was definitely over the top.  Maggie’s reaction to your reaction wasn’t much better, but come on.  On the other hand, Winn’s “I am not a red shirt” line was hilarious.  And I am definitely on the Mon El train.  His relationship with Kara is cute, and I like the character overall.

The Flash – I’m glad they told the team, at least most of the team, about Barry’s trip to the future.  And I like them bringing Julian on board.  I’m still so worried about Caitlyn going to the Frost side.  I really like her and don’t want that to be permanent.

Legends of Tomorrow – We found Rip.  We’ve lost Rip.  We are in for a crazy ride the back half of this season, I can tell.  Loved the George Lucas stuff, especially the trash compactor.  I knew what was going to happen as soon as I saw it, but it was still so much fun.

This is Us – So Kevin is divorced from Kate’s best friend.  Yet Kate seems okay with that.  I’m very curious to hear more of that story.  The end after the parties was so wonderful.  And am I reading things right?  Did Jack die on or near their birthdays?  I’m really not looking forward to learning more about that, although I know it is coming.

Arrow – Even before the promos started coming out, I suspected that Laurel was an alternative reality Laurel.  I was so sick of her cry.  Yikes!  I don’t know enough about the comics to know who that was at the end, but I’m sure we’ll learn more next week.

Lethal Weapon – Please, Riggs, don’t cut her family out of your life.  And poor RJ, although with a name like Feather, you knew it wasn’t going to end well.

Suits – Well, that went about as well as I expected.  Not that I’m complaining, but with how much Harvey and Louis fight, it will be a wonder if they can run the firm at all.  I do like the offer they made to Rachel, not that I thought she’d leave.  And I’m still not sure what they will be doing with Mike since he didn’t take the offer.  I’m surprised because I assumed he would.  He probably will before the season is over, but he didn’t for now at least.