Claws: Well, that ended exactly
how I thought it would end after they started the season with Desna shooting a
pregnant Quiet Ann. The writers probably
thought they were being clever, butt by adding that scene they really telegraphed
the turn big time. Plus I really hate shows about antiheroes where they do not
get the comeuppance that they deserve.
Only Uncle Daddy, but he still got to go to gay heaven, so not even the
worst ending he could have had. Then that
illusion was confusing, I still am not sure where that second boat came from and
how Quiet Ann got on it.
Billions: Last week I was wondering what happened
to the Los Angeles Olympics that were already awarded in 2028. While that city has yet to be mentioned,
Chuck did say they were going to try to, “steal the Olympics.” This show really tries to make it look like it
takes place in the real world; it is surprising they would take on something
this big especially since the Olympics are clearly not going to move, so it is
very obvious Chuck is going to win this war.
But hey, we did get Scooter and Wags bonding over Cat in the Cradle… that
was entertaining.
Snowpiercer: Wow, I was not expecting Layton to take over
Snowpiercer that quickly. Though I am
not entirely sure what happened. How did
Layton get on the train so fast? And why
did he try to break the window. Seems
like a really dumb thing to do. But now
what? They go to the Horn of Africa and
just hope it is habitable?
Pam
& Tommy: Okay, Tommy
listing off his list of enemies was pretty funny. But was that supposed to be Motley Crue that
Tommy was recording with? I thought they
were broken up when this whole thing was going on, or at least Vince Neil was
no longer there. But the most
interesting Motley Crue event of this week was not on this show but the Nikki
Sixx/Eddie Vedder fued. But really sad
Sixx thinks this is a competition, Pearl Jam is one of the greatest bands of all
time that still puts out decent albums and the Crue are a joke hair metal band
that everyone stopped paying attention before Pearl Jam even put out their
first album. I was shocked to see that
Motley Crue has actually put out two albums this century.
The Book of Boba Fett:
That really felt like a fast food version of television: sure it tvstes
good, but the more I think about it, the more I regret it. It looked great, Mando was great, The Grogu
return was great. Fennic going ninja on
the evil doers was great. The Freetown citizens
coming through like the Knights of the Vale was great. The Wookie refusing to die was great. Yet, the episode was not great. It suffered from the superhero syndrome of having
to unnecessarily having to destroy a city in the final fight. I forgot the Rancor was still around. I do not understand how Raylan got so injured
that he was presumed dead, but will be kept alive by Boba’s tank and the mod
guy. It looked like he got shot in the
shoulder and only was shot once unlike the deputy who was shot multiple times. And it was disappointing that Cad Bane made a
great entrance only to die in his second appearance. For a second, I thought that was going to be
him in the tank\. But hey, Darth Maul was
cut in half and still survived.
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