The Walking Dead:
So what exactly was this plan? Take
a small group and try to steal food around a bunch of savages that are good at
stealth attacks? Why are they doing
this?
Reservation Dogs:
For the run of this show, I have found the tertiary characters than the
main four. The rapping twins, the
doctor, the policeman, the crazy uncle, the succubus, but this episode just lacked
any interesting tertiary and just ended up being the least interesting of the
season so far.
Only Murders in the Building:
Well, Tina Fey just moved to the top of my murder board. Really, what better way to find compelling
true crime subjects for your podcast that committing the crime yourself? Then it sounds like she is setting up the New
Three Amigos as patsies by entitling her podcast “Only Murderers in the
Building.” That has to hurt; someone steals
your podcast idea and rips off the name too. But Tye-Dye Guy has to be the guy who was just
released from prison.
But really,
all the Sting related jokes were just hilarious. I loved how Martin Short was being coy about
the celebrity in their building, but when Tina Fey could not get the puns, just
finally blurted out, “Sting, I’m talking about Sting.” I laughed so hard at that bit, I had to pause
and rewind because I could not stop laughing.
Then I was laughing and deeply offended at the same time when Selena
Gomez was trolling the old dudes about not knowing who Sting was.
Stargirl:
Well, the good episode streak ends at two. I really did not care about the weird teacher
or Stargirl’s crush who seemingly is a different person now.
Nine Perfect Strangers:
The show just completely went off the rails this week with everyone just
tripping hard. But I cannot decide what
was the weirder hallucination, the Cabaret on the toilet or the nose falling
off. Just as wild was Nicole Kidman
telling Regina Hall that she knows Hall knows she was forking her husband. But is he the father of Kidman’s daughter? It is hard to figure out the timeline on this
show to decide if that is a possibly or not.
Wu-Tang: An American Saga:
Finally some of the Wu members are getting their Wu-monikers. I spent too much time the first season
consulting the internet on what their government names were. But what was with the weird ODB scene where
he turned into Jon Wick all the sudden?
Did he just tell that story and everyone just took it as fact? I am kind of into them just presenting the
stories he told as fact and filming them that way no matter how outrageous they
are.
The Challenge: Spies, Lies, and
Allies: I cannot
decide who is more annoying, Hughie or Emy.
It is really disturbing that Josh is somehow not the most annoying, or
even the second most annoying person this season. As much as I am ready for the vet alliance to
implode, I would be perfectly okay if those two get sent in next week.
In the Dark:
I scoffed when I saw how managed cops they brought to arrest the blind
chick, but it turns out they needed more because she still managed to escape
custody. Just how can an incompetent
blind chick be able to get out of a police station and avoid a police manhunt
in her neighborhood without being caught?
Titans:
Ha, evil crime boss just murdered her son. Maybe that is why Nightwing does not work
with crime bosses. But that was a bit
much for Starfire to just burn her from the inside. But after they shut down Scarecrow’s plan,
now what? I have a feeling Blackfire
will break bad again soon. Or maybe we
could finally find out what Raven is up two.
We are now officially more than half way through the season.
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