Fear the Walking Dead: Oof, that was a fairly week way to return
from a hiatus. Then they killed off the
only mildly interesting part of it.
The
Endgame: So the cameraman
turned out to be the president who stole all the gold in the Federal
Reserve. What?!? This show is just getting batshirt crazy and
I am all for it. How does he get all that
gold out of there? How did Elena know
this? That heist deserves its own
episode.
The Girl
from Plainville: They have
been telling us of the altercation between Coco and Co, it almost feels like a
letdown to finally see that. Not to
mention, Coco kind of deserved it.
Though to see him flack off on his job to play video games on top of his
attempted suicide, it does seem like that kid needed a lot more help than what
he actually got.
Moon
Knight: I am not up on my
Egyptian mythology, but that was not Ammit at the end, was it? And Mark freeing
Steven but sees another person trapped inside a tomb and just keeps walking
seems very cruel of him.
The Real
World Homecoming: New Orleans: It was interesting they had the cast enter
much like they did the first time but they did not have <strike>David</strike>Tokyo
meet Julie on the trolley, leaving her to enter the house last. Though, considering everything that happened after
the original show, not that surprising that had Julie enter last by
herself.. Speaking of things that happened
after the show, it is a shame they filmed this at the same time as The Challenge:
The Senior Tour 3 so we would have gotten a possibly even more awkward reunion
of Julie and Veronica; you think writing a defamatory letter is bad, Julie almost
murdered Veronica. But anyway. Who would have guessed that Tokyo would have
been the biggest voice of reason twenty years later? But I have very little relocation of Danny or
Jamie from the original season.
Survivor: My goodness, just how many advantages does
Drea have now? That has to be a record
for most at a single time. I do
routinely complain about all these new twists, but I have to admit, I did like
that the new caught red handed beware advantage turned out to be literal. How she did not go straight to the ocean after
getting back to the beach is beyond me.
I wonder if Tori will do anything after catching Drea literally red handed. Would anyone believe her?
The
Flight Attendant: I thought for sure after the first episode the
new flight attendant was Casey’s doppelgänger, but after the second, I am not
quite sure. It is really doubtful it is
the lady in the couple that copied Casey’s phone and abducted her neighbor. Cheryl Hines does give me older Casey vibes,
but why would someone high up in the CIA set Casey up herself? The show set up a lot of questions in these
first two episode, we will see if they can successfully answer them all.
Halo: Oh wow, our first action sequence since the
first episode. You would think a show based
on a first person shooter would have a little more action. But I guess television has a budgetary restraint. I guess that is why we do not get any live action
video game television shows.
Ghosts:
I thought for sure someone would get sucked off this episode, instead we
just got a sucked off fake out. Though Sam
and Jay almost got sucked down. Is this
show just going to turn into The Money Pit in season two?
The Blacklist:
One thing I am surprised red did not ask was who even would know where this
person hiding the safe was and where Red even got his safe. But it looks like Red sound out the who… or at
the very least who this person wants to think is behind all this. I am having a
hard time believing that Mr. Kaplan was behind Lizzie’s death, oh and she threw
herself off a bridge five years ago.
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