The Walking Dead:
So Maggie has just been traveling around the country the last couple years
with a small child and now has someone named Pope stalking her whose own
followers have no problem blowing things up?
They really could have done a much better job reintroducing her, like,
how about some flashbacks? I had to look
up who that Georgie who Maggie kept referencing who turned out to be someone
who appeared in one episode three years ago.
Was I really supposed to remember that?
I barely remember what happened in the last season.
Snowpiercer:
So we finally got to see the genesis of Snowpiercer. Though it looks like we may have to wait a
little longer for some of the pieces like how did Wilfred find Jennifer
Connelly’s kid, what happened to the red of her family, and where did the other
train come from? Granted the biggest
question from this episode is what does Connelly do now? I guess go back to the station is the only
option. But then what? There is only a limited amount of rats and
she really does not have the time for them to procreate. I do have a theory that Wilfred somehow sabotaged
the communication (he did seem surprised that she even made it to the research
center) and maybe next episode someone will fix it. Really the only other option is for
Snowpiercer to loop around and send a rescue team after her. Just how mvny of those space suits do they have
on board?
Debris:
The show seemed like someone watched that post-Avengers Marvel One Shot
where Lizzy Caplain found the alien technology and SHIELD hunted her down and
thought to themselves, how can we make a show like this but make it
significantly less fun. But I really
enjoyed how these federal agents know that this stuff can make people fall
through ten floors or float unconsciously one foot off the ground, but when
they saw the big ball, both just stood next to it for a while and even touched
some of the stuff floating around it. But I will be watching every episode.
The Challenge: Double
Agents: Well, I was wrong. But in my defense, a Security Breach surely
sounds like someone coming back into the game when they use the term to bring
Smashley back. Not sure how a double
elimination is also breaching security.
But I did get the easiest prediction ever to make right, that CT was
going to win and dump Big T, we were promised Big T admonishing CT for lying to
her a coupe previews ago. What I could
not predict is just how childish CT would be about it. Wow, where did that come from? But hey, at least CT booted Josh who
hopefully we will never have to see again, and that also lead to the
unintentional comedy of Kyle going to go back to Nany with his tale between
his legs.
The Real World Homecoming: New York: With Eric coming down with COVID it became pretty clear that maybe it was not the best idea to do this during a pandemic (though I guess making sure everyone is stuck in the loft for the full six days may be a good side effect) especially if the thirtieth anniversary is next year. It is weird seeing these people back like this after so long. I do wonder if they will do reunions for other seasons. But things could get sticky quick, David was kicked out of the Los Angeles season (and would later quit The Challenge) and Irene also left after getting married and both were replaced. Do you just bring back the originals or all nine (that would go against the trademark "seven strangers"). Do you bring back David at all? San Francisco is even trickier. Pedro is dead and Puck was kicked out (and also quit The Challenge, but was not kicked off the show for spitting in David's face, the early 00's were a much less cancel happy time). The next couple seasons then feature somewhat successful actress Jacina Barrett and former Congressman Sean Duffy who married San Francisco's Rachel whom he met on the an "all star" season of Road Rules which pretty much launched what is now called The Challenge. Would they do a season i not everyone shows up (again, that would run afoul of the whole "seven strangers " thing) I would certainly watch any future seasons...
Well, maybe. I am not thrilled with Paramount Plus. First off, that is a stupid name. I will from here forth call it The Mount. I am shocked beyond belief that there is nowhere you can save shows or movies. That seems like the most obvious feature every streaming service should have. Not that they have much of a selection to save anyway, I think I only earmark three shows and three movie I even have just a passing interest in. But at least they have the NWSL. Thanks to the half-off deal for a year, I am basically just paying $2.50 a month and I am not sure it is even worth that. The Mount is at the bottom of my streaming services power rakings, even below Peacock, a services I just used the free version of. The Mount will have to stick their game if they expect me to pay full price next year. Seriously, at least give me a Beavis and/or Butt-Head avatar.
Wandavision: So all the shock and theory of the X-Men
version of Quicksilver showing up just ended up being a vehicle to make a Boner
Stabone reference? That was really cheap. So was Kat Denning showing up for a minute, ramming
evil S.W.O.R.D. dude and then being, peace out, I don’t do debriefs. Kind of a meh of a finale that really pulls
down what was a creative show for seven episode.
The Blacklist: I am glad they revealed fake Lizzy early because
it is was pretty obvious they were hiding her face for a reason. And fake Lizzie was pretty lucky that the FBI
have not bothered to change their codes despite one of their agents going
rouge. But is there a reason why Lizzie
has not been in the last couple episodes?
They have gone out of the way not having her on screen for a couple
episodes now.
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