The Blacklist: So is this season just going to be a greatest
hits of former blacklisters?
The Mandalorian: Who could have guessed Grogu was a Daniel Bryan
fan? I have to assume that is why he
kept punching the “Yes” button. Though I
do not quite understand why the evil guys were so keen on killing all the Mandalorians,
but just tied up Din. Why spare him?
The Challenge: World
Championship: What a glorious two
weeks with Wes and Johnny going out back to back. But what was hilarious about Johnny going
out, was that he was the biggest defender of letting the peanut gallery help
people during the elimination, but no one bothered to tell him that he had the
wrong sun.
Survivor: That new twist would have been almost
interesting if the Control a Vote happened in secret without anyone else
knowing that it happened. What is the
point in having someone declaring to everyone whose vote they were stealing and
who they were being forced to vote for?
Titans: Why did the “Previously On” focus so much on
Beast Boy when he was not even in either episode? But I
Grease: Rise of the
Pink Ladies: Okay, the second debate
song was the first song that was almost catchy.
School Spirits: Huh?
So how exactly was Maddie able to hear the ghosts? Why was ghost lady able to take over her
body? Why did Maddie become a ghost because
of it? Why was there so much blood? None of that finale made sense.
Yellowjackets: Three episodes and no sign of javi or adult Van
and here we get them both in quick succession.
Now the question is, where exactly was javi this whole time and how did
he survive when Jackie turned into a popsicle?
Does it have to do with the melted snow?
I could not tell what was poking out of it, kind of looked like a black
rock. When Van started to poke around, I
thought she was going to find some sort of hatch.
Except it is becoming clear that Yellowjackets is not that kind of show. Fan theories went wild in the offseason with
many people believing, including myself, that Lottie was the leader of some
wild cult that started back in the wilderness.
But it became clear this episode that Lottie is not some nefarious cult
leader but both Lotties are severely broken.
The elder one is going to therapy and the younger one seemed to be
unwillingly pushed into the prophecy role by some of the other girls.
We do know that the girls eventually break into factions, was
this where the first division is? Van was
with Lottie at the bear heart ritual, but this week she was very adamant that
it was Tai supernatural powers that found Javi.
But Mari was still backing Lottie.
Is this going to devolve into the people who think Lottie is their savior
and those that worship Tai?
Speaking of out of control fan theories, I thought Walter was
going to be some big bad, but he is turning out to be just a male version of
Misty. I am shocked they did not end up
forking. But if there is something this
show needs is a big bad for the girls to fight.
But like I said before, Yellowjackets is not that kind of show. It is because clear this is just a show about
generational trauma, and nothing else.
Had it not been for those two appearances, my biggest takeaway
from this episode was Jeff saying, “We only have one kid.” That eliminates that his first kid is just
some twenty-five year old living his (Lottie did call the baby a “him”) life away
from his parents. So where is the
kid? My wild fan theories really want to
say that he is still in the Canadian wilderness or grew up in Lottie’s cult,
but it is becoming clearer that the baby did not make it back to civilization.
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