Dexter: New Blood:
So Dexter killed the son of the local serial killer? Considering the previous seasons, I should have
seen that one coming. But does that
dude, who seeming got pay off someone to take the wrap for something his son
did money from his truck stop, also run the shelter? He does charitably donate supplies to the
fire department. But running a shelter
seems like it take a lot of work especially if you need to hide that you are
not letting your guest leave before killing them. But I guess that explains why so many
indigenous women wind up missing in the area.
One more thing I found confusing, didn’t Dexter and Harrison drive over
some blood. It looked like Dexter
intentionally drove over it, but it does not seem like that would cover it up.
Fear the Walking Dead:
The Walking Dead is ten years old, spanning three different show,
but I do not remember a zombie death as entertaining as someone giving a
tombstone pile driver to smash a skull.
It is a complete absurd and logistically stupid way to kill a zombie but
I loved every second of it. I am
struggling to remember anything else that happened this week.
Yellowjackets:
I did not want to put any predictions into my review of this
show, buy I have a very strong belief that despite there not being an older version
of her in the cast, Jackie is not dead.
Not only that, she is number one on my list of suspects of who sent out
the postcards to everyone. If I am
right, hopefully they cast one of my nineties teen star suggestions I made in
my review. Keri Russell probably best
looks the part. Too bad Emmy Rossum is
too young, as she looks like a dead ringer for older Ella Purnell. It also look like the naked chick running in
the flash… um what do you call something that flashes forward and back to the
two main timeline? But anyways, that really
looked like Lottie to me.
The Walking Dead: World Beyond:
Hey scientist lady, how about spending less time banging the door
to get someone to let you out and spend more time figuring out a way to bash in
the zombie’s skull. How can someone
survive that long into a zombie apocalypse and die so easily? But anyway.
The CRM is just going to kill everyone who is not them for no apparent
reason. Well that is stupid.
La Brea:
Well, that is a plot twist; the dad was having visions of the
prehistoric era but memories. That would
explain why he was abandoned. But that
just opens a whole can of worms. How did
he get to modern times? Where did he and
his grandfather even come from? Where,
who, are his parents? Does anyone else
get to modern times with him? It is
weird how invested I am in this show after watching it as a joke.
Dopesick:
I mostly scrolled by headlines involving opioids because thankfully I and
no one I know have been affected by the drug so I was kind of going in blind to
the finale. I know people still refer to
it as a crisis so I figured that Oxy never went away. But it is really infuriating that our
government balked at prosecuting anyone even though they were caught red-handed
lying to Congress.
Survivor:
We have seen a countless amount of times where someone gets targeted early
in the episode only to end up winning Immunity, but this was the first time
remembering when two people get targeting for split voting and they both ended
up getting Immunity. But Xander finally got his bluff called, managed to not play
his Idol at the merger after a good bluff, was smart enough to not use his Idol
last week when Ricard poorly bluffed telling him he need his Idol. But without Ricard pouring it on way too heavy,
was feeling himself too much by not playing his Idol for Evie.
Xander may
really regret that (he could have also used his Extra Vote to get out Liane that
way and save his Idol). So now it is Black
alliance (and Ricard) with five and Xander on the bottom with Erika and Heather. What could have been 4v4 is now down two
numbers so know you have a one in three chance to properly play your Idol, and
the other alliance has two Idols to play with.
So basically Xander really needs than Shan / Deshawn feud to boil over
very quickly for you to have a chance.
The Challenge: Spies, Lies, and
Allies: Good
riddance. And TJ stop saying we will see
Josh again. Please never ask him back
ever. But of course Kyle beat Josh in
the Lair, not only because he is uncoordinated and cannot even hit a swinging
bell, but we still have not seen that scene from the mid-season promo of Kyle and
Devin arguing about the latter possibly sending the former in. So I guess we will have to wait two more
weeks for that scene to happen for the next guys week to roll around.
The Challenge: All-Stars: It is time for all the women to
be scared of Ayanna. It looked like she
would have dominated both guys in that elimination. Though, she was the only one smart enough to
shorten the chains which makes it resistance less. You know the old saying, work smarter not harder.
She likely will have a free ride to the final because unless she comes in last again,
I do not see anyone throwing her name out.
I also do not see anyone mocking the clothes of the winners again
either.
Guilty Party:
I am with Marco, you just cannot write of naked pictures on someone’s
phone as just being a source. If that is
the case, delete them immediately, you just do not keep them around.
Big Sky:
So is the marshal going to go back and find Ronald? Seems like he figured it out. And it does not seem like T-Loc is long for
this world. I am guessing the cartel
will find him sooner than later, but will he turn on the kids and tell them
they still have the money?
The Blacklist:
Turns I was right agent Park is pregnant, or was. That was sad.
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