The White Lotus: The youngest of the all guys family seemed to be trying a little too hard and I have a feeling he may be just as bad as his father and grandfather. But I am really beginning to think bring back Tonya was a bad idea. She is the person I want to spend the least amount of time with.
The Walking Dead:
Oh no, they put Negan in front of a firing squad. Of course that would have been more effective
had they not just aired a commercial saying his spin off was coming next year. Oh hey, and that one guy we have not seen for
a few seasons is back. I thought he
might have been dead but apparently he was a Oceanside this whole time, a place
the writers seemed to have forgotten about until this week.
Let the Right One In:
Oh, there have been two timelines this whole time. Seems kind of an unnecessary plot twist that
did not have much of an effect on the plot.
But is the daughter just pure evil now and that three month jump was to
yadda-yadda a slow heal turn? I also have
to wonder why a father of a vampire daughter for ten years now does not have a
refrigeration system in place for situations like this. The guy died in a restaurant, just hide it is
the freezer for a while. But now that
the drug dealers think the guy was killed by users and the warehouse has been
cleaned out, I wonder what that means for the two storylines intertwining again. Will dad continue to find the source of the
drugs? How long before he actually finds
the top of the supply chain? End of the
season? How long do they think this show
can even go? That girl is not going to
look like a seventh grader for very long.
Quantum
Leap: So Al’s daughter was able to hijack Ben’s leap last week
but could not find him again? Why not
try and follow him to his next leap?
Andor: I
mentioned how these three episode arcs would make for a better movie than episodic
television, I ended up being unable to watch the last three episodes until this
week and I got to say I was right. I
liked this third arc much better watching them in quick succession than I did
those first two arcs having to wait for them weekly. Though I have to nitpick that none of the inmates
were smart enough to grab the guard’s boots.
Sure, they short circuited that floor, but what about the other
floors? And what happens to the boss who
cannot swim? Does he find a floatation
devise? Does Andor steal a ship and go back
for him? Is he just going to be recaptured
by the guards when everyone else leaves?
The
Handmaid’s Tale: I am
pretty surprised that June et al did not end up in New Bethlehem. Why bring that up as an option. And then, why did Moira and Martha did not go
with June? And why did they think a train
would be much better than flying? If
they would search for him at the airport, of course they would also be at the
train station. Why not just drive to Alaska? The southern border is extremely porous. But of course Serena was on the train, which
was the easiest prediction to make. Now
the big question is how will those two mothers bring down Giliad from so far away? I still think they will make their way to New
Bethlehem eventually.
Survivor: It is always a good episode when the people
on the bottom of an alliance realize they are on the bottom and flip. Though, I do not remember a time when the
people realize they are on the bottom, make plans to flip, but do not. If not now, when? And why did Cassidy still vote for Ryan? Was she out of the loop, or was this on the
very off chance Janine had something? Or
just simply out of spit?
The
Challenge: Ride or Dies: Oh
Michele, how did you ever win Survivor making decisions like that? Oh course you throw in the duo that sent you
in. Now you just pissed off a new team and
I doubt Nany and Johnny will reciprocate any time soon. And you threw in a rookie team that would have
had your back and now they are gone and that is less numbers for you. I have a feeling with Kim gone, Michele will
be sent in every time until she loses. Had
that been Nan vs. Laurel, that would have been a win-win whoever got sent home.
Stargirl: Okay, the Ultra-Humanite sounds awesome. I hope we get flashbacks to the time he put
his brain inside that actress. Though
there goes my perdition that Dragon King was the killer. Granted, it turned out someone came back from
the dead, just not Dragon King. But how
did icicle get revived? Did someone
collect all the ice cubes, lent them melt, they freeze the water? Seems far-fetched, but in the comics, pretty
much anything can happen. Maybe the most
obvious answer was the Pink Pen granted a not specific enough wish.
Titans: For a second there, I thought the elf was the
evil chick who stole Raven’s power. But
have to wonder how the prison was able to contain Jinx if she could so easily
transport herself just by taking off her shoe.
Pennyworth: So Batman’s aunt is joining another
cult? And the doctor at the start of the
season is just dead now? But R.I.P. Captain Blighty. It will be hard to think of a more mailed-in performance
in recent memory.
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