The Walking Dead:
Who knew the dead could take a nap?
Or be awoken by a single drop of blood?
Yet, not the dumbest thing the show has ever done. Then later in the episode, Negan had the opportunity
to save Maggie but lets her drop into a horde of zombie. Are they really going to do the same cheap
trick with her that they did with Glen a bunch of seasons ago where he fell
into a horde only to be able to slip under a trash bin? I am just going to assume Maggie is under the
subway car and will probably crawl and meet up with Daryl until proven
otherwise.
Stargirl:
Okay, pen guy was pretty entertaining.
I wonder if they will ever meet up with the new owner or having a CGI
genie is too expensive for The CW. Maybe
they should have moved it to HBO Max like the other DC Universe shows. But is The Shade really a bad guy? It seems like he was claiming there was more
to Dr. Mid-Nite’s death than what we are led to believe. We do see The Shade “swallow” Dr. Mid-Nite in
darkness, but does that actually kill him.
And just what does he want with Eclipso?
Supergirl:
Well, that was just stupid.
Motherland: Fort Salem:
So the Vice President knowingly sacrificed his daughter? That is so evil stuff right there. Well, I guess we got someone to take down in
the finale season.
Nine Perfect Strangers:
So no one objects to being drugged without their consent? Cool.
But I find the more the “strangers” are being drugged, the more entertaining
I find the show.
The Challenge: Spies, Lies, and
Allies: It looks
like I counted right because even Tori said the show was evenly split to start
the episode between veterans and rookies.
But not anymore. Once again, even
with a rookie winning the week, all four people sent into elimination were
rookies. Though the previews next week
does make it look like the veterans alliance will be imploding. This would be good news for Michele and Corey
as the only rookie team left. We will have
to see if the preview is misleading or not, Josh can lose his cool pretty
quickly.
In the Dark:
Well that was the worst episode in the history of the series. It takes a whole hour to find a blind chick’s
phone? Then there is siblings squabbling
over old newspapers. We learned nothing
important that we did not know before other than Trey left his phone at the
kingpin’s house which took up five seconds of screen time.
Titans:
Well that was a whole episode explaining what happened to Jason that I had
already figured out by watching the first four episodes. But it was weird that the dead Wonder Girl had
gotten more screen time in the first five episodes than the still alive Raven.
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