Fatal Attraction:
I have not seen the original movie, but
my big prediction is that Lizzy Caplan is not dead. The daughter ends up killing her in the
future.
The Blacklist: Oh, so Red is not the Big Bad, or least not
yet. I was shocked that the episode started
with Red with Agnes in the dining room. At
least he is not the Big Bad… yet.
Saint X: Oh joy, they added another timeline. At least they did not have any young kid Gogo
this week and the new timeline bleed into present day. But at whvt point does Gogo start becoming
suspicious of this white girl who just keeps showing up around her?
The Challenge: World
Championship: So did Darrell have to
get one less piece and still lost? Is he
and Kiki just really bad swimmers. The
editing of that Challenge seemed weird.
Survivor: Oh no, the one person that realized that Tiki
was playing both sides got voted out.
Though Frannie may up being Tiki’s demise as Caroline seems like someone
who will go scorched earth because they voted out her girl. But then again she seemed like someone who
would go scorched earth against Yam Yam when he went against her and started
working with her again.
Titans: So is Mother Mayhem actually dead-dead this
time?
Grease: Rise of the
Pink Ladies: What exactly are they
doing with Hazel? It is weird that she
is the main focus occasionally but she is not with the cheerleaders or with the
pink Ladies nor does it seem like either are even fighting over her. Why is she on the show at all?
Yellowjackets: Some
of the best viewer theories about the show centered on Shauna’s wilderness baby. I came up with one where Jackie kidnaps the baby
and raises it in the wilderness and they were the ones sending the postcards. When Jackie died, I swapped her out and put
Lottie in that same theory. I got a
tingle that maybe I was right when Lottie said, “our baby.” Of course then I remembered Lottie was
rescued and went straight to a mental hospital.
I also then remembered what I wrote a couple weeks ago that none of the
theories are going to be correct because this show is not a mystery box show,
it is a show about trauma and of course what happened to the baby was not going
to be some shocking reveal, but just the most tragic outcome: he dies in
childbirth. Sigh.
The other big news this week is for the first time, all six
survivors (that we currently know about) we in the same place at the same
time. Misty in the cult did disappoint
(holy brass knuckles). Well maybe a little,
I wish we would have gotten more time with her.
I wonder how much time we will get with them all there. I really doubt Van is actually going to leave
with the way she looked at Lottie. But
there is that pesky murder thing with Shauna that three of them covered up.
For me the weakest part of the first season was Shauna’s bored
housewife routine. But I have to say, after
it turned out Jeff turned out to be a pretty good husband (aside from the whole
blackmail thing) and we have gotten more Callie this season, it is slowly
becoming the second best present day storyline after whatever Misty is
doing. Jeff listening to Fork the Police
and Callie talking about the cop’s weird balls were the best part of this week.
One thing that stood out to me this week that I had not
noticed previously (maybe this was the first time she wore it) was that Akilah
was where a purple neck cover this week.
I wonder if that is some subtle nod that she will end up being team
Lottie. I tried to see if there was some
color coordination going on, but other than a two people in red, I really could
not see any division by wardrobe and Akilah was the only one I noticed wearing
purple.
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