The White Lotus: So are we just going to have a new pairing of
the blonde blog every week trashing the missing one? Granted there is only one pairing left. I guess after that, somebody is going to have
to fork someone outside the trio… unless they will start hooking up with each
other. At what point in the series are
we going to learn that happened in college?
Is Leslie Bibb going to hook up with one of Parker Posey’s kids out of
spite? This does feel like a hornier season,
so it seems like any iteration of these people could hook up at any point, even
two of Posey’s kids.
Mayfair Witches: Well, that was an… um, interesting wedding
ritual. But are they actually suggesting
Lasher is a good demon? Dude has literally
killed multiple people.
Grosse Point Garden
Society: That was fun in a shameless
rip-off of Desperate Housewives kind
of way. It is weird how trashy, nighttime
soaps have almost gone away since that show went off the air. I guess trashy TV has morphed into reality
shows. But the dead body better be the
dog killer, who I am not convinced is the student who the show is wanting us to
believe did it.
The Hunting Party: Oh wow, they killed the lady agent. Kind of bold for episode four even if she was
revived. I am surprised none of the escapes
have tied to kidnap her daughter yet. Maybe
they are saving that for the finale.
Paradise: So Xavier has been holding a grudge with the
president this whole time, but he just looks petty now. The president literally told him to stop
letting his wife go to Atlanta. If you
know something bad is coming, and the guy who knows more about it than anyone
on the planet tells you to put your foot down with your wife, it is on you to make
sure she stays close.
But I am confused with the nuclear football with the EMP
code. Umm, were they not on the plane
when the president put in that code? And
how does the EMP not affect all the electronics in the bunker? Those seem like massive plot holes.
The Challenge All
Stars: Rivals: Oh joy, another week and
another week where Adam and Steve are the house vote, and another week they
send someone home. Does no one want a star> I get not going in early, but it is time for
non-star holders to think about ways to get one.
Survivor: You know, maybe it is not the best idea to take
a bunch of people we do not know and instantly covering them in mud, making it
even harder to figure out who these people are.
But at least this is one of the rare season where one of the most annoying
people went home first.
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