Zoey’s Extraordinary
Playlist: For the third week in a
row I have to say this episode is now the best episode of the season. Since last season’s glitch was the best of
the first season, they really need to figure more ways to make Zoey’s powers
glitch. It was a pretty big missed opportunity
earlier this season when Zoey got high but only sang the one song.
I thought for sure that it was the physic that was the one that was
supposed to be singing Max’s really sad song.
Simon was the first thought but there was no reason for him to be that sad,
even if Zoey canceled on him. But she also
blew off Emily that should have been the big tip off.
But as great as everyone singing someone else’s songs and trying
to figure out which song went to which person, I kind of want to see how that
songs should have gone. Like the programmers
doing the Anything song to each other.
Or Rose singing a song about drinking to a server instead of some kiss
off song. Also a shame they could not
work her having a naughty word being cut off by the title card. But I guess that is the price to pay to hear
Simon sing the stupid Fox song. I have
not laughed that hard in a long time.
The Nevers:
Something felt off with this show, and not because the
writer/director/creator got canceled. Actually
it seems more like it did not feel like one of his shows more. The show was missing his usual witty banter. Hopefully things pick up and soon. But some of these powers seem pretty lame. They are like the D-List X-Women so far.
Shameless: So they actually
went and killed off Frank. I was actually
expecting that after they shut the door on the cremation, Frank was going to start
knocking on the door. Instead they went
for he was filled with too much alcohol to light on fire gag. I guess he will not be back for the inevitable
reboot… unless Frank had a twin brother no one knew about. Frank did not know about that daughter that
showed up for a season or two before disappearing without anyone noticing and
did not even get a mention in the letter.
It was a
little surprising how the rest of the storylines ended kind of vaguely. Lip and Kev had offers but neither sold the
house or bar by the end credits. Debbie
got an offer to go to El Paso but did not commit. Then it was weird the chick who raped Carl
popped up last week pregnant, claimed it was not his but who knows if she was
telling the truth, and was not brought up again. As finale as Frank’s storyline
was, I do wonder if this was all left vague for the possibly of a reboot.
Fear the Walking Dead:
Wait, so Dakota is just as evil as her sister now? That escalated quickly. I still do not understand why she shot the
dude. He is no longer a ranger, he was
not planning on going with her, what exactly did she think he would do? And for someone who wanted to die, he sure
held on for a while. So does Morgan just
turn Dakota over to her sister now as a punishment?
Good Girls:
Just how many evil businesses does Rio have? And if he has a boss, how many Rio’s does the
big boss have and how many evil businesses are they running?
City on a Hill:
Wait, did they not only recast Kevin Bacon’s daughter but also the husband? It has been so long, I forgot if he was arrested
or killed. But at least the daughter almost
looked the same. This dude looked about a
decade or two older, bigger, and had a shaved head. Maybe they should have killed him off if this
was the best replacement they could find.
Yet, they kill off the brother-in-law at the end of this episode. Certainly did not see that coming. Will the person the brother-in-law owes money
to come after her now? But I did like that
speech Decourcy gave Jackie when Jackie confronted him.
Debris:
Watching the lame powers on The Never made me realize just how stupid
this show is, all these different things the debris do are pretty stupid. Did the aliens have plans for Earth? Is this there plan? Where there even aliens flying the ship? Was the ship sentient?
But this
episode featured one of the worst tropes.
Some evil person with mind control power has a bunch of people kill
themselves except for no apparent reason they let the main character go unharmed. The the one dude was apparently the first
person to think; maybe I should just fight the urge to kill themselves. Then out of nowhere his young niece just brutally
murders him. Alrighty.
Supergirl:
So the married gay vampire had three roommates? Was the husband the breadwinner of the family? Do gay vampires have harems that they call roommates? I actually do not remember much else from
this episode other than the gay vampire’s living situation.
Big Sky: So this loner trucker who has to resort to kidnapping
women for human contact was able to get a live in girlfriend who does not
notice he is wearing a bad wig within three month. But I do like this new family, they are
weird. Hopefully this case is more
entertaining than the first one.
The Challenge: Double
Agents: What a horrible place to put a cliffhanger. Does it really matter that much who they
choose? And is it not obvious that they
pick Kam and Corey who were in second place?
But the “Next Time On” pretty much spoils that Fessy and Casey are the
ones eliminated as they are the only ones that are not featured in scenes past
the eating contest. Granted not much a
spoiler than a confirmation of what everyone assumed after Casey heard a pop and
Fessy refusing to eat.
But that could not have happened to a better team. Fessy has been whining all season about his partners
weighing him down even though he has not brought anything to his team. Then finally gets the partner he wanted only
to push her too hard and makes her get injured.
Then being the punk he is, gives up in the eating challenge even though
the last person who won the checkpoint was able to pick a new partner. Hopefully TJ views this as quitting and treats
Fessy according and put him on the ban list.
The Challenge:
All-Stars: One of the things that has
drug down the parent show (besides recruiting too many boring or annoying
people) is that the actual challenges are not as fun. The melt a block of ice with your body is one
of the most iconic challenges ever and it took way too long for them to bring it
back. Unfortunately TJ just gave up halfway
through and just gave everyone hammers.
But TJ makes up for that with just randomly pulling out a bag of peppers
at elimination. You knew those peppers
were rough when TJ had to put on gloves just to handle them.
Manifest: So now the 828ers are inadvertently helping
the meth heads now? So stupid. As stupid as the cliffhanger. Of course they are showing him the
reconstructed plane. They already showed
us that in the trailer, why play coy now?
The Falcon and the
Winter Soldier: The introduction of Elaine
was pretty cool. It would have been
cooler if I had a forking clue who that character was. But she has to be the Power Broker,
right? So the only question is just what
is Sharon up to. Is she trying to get back
at the American government for branding her a terrorist? Is she just deep undercover? Hopefully it is the latter because evil Sharon
just does not feel right.