Snowpiercer:
Well, there goes my theory that the show actually took place in the same
universe as the film, just that the real Mr. Wilford was on a different train.
But I am a bit fuzzy on just how we got here.
So Wilford train was just circling North America waiting for the perfect
time to connect to Snowpiercer? And his
train just happened to be able to latch onto other trains and powerful to stop
them? But at least the new train has
some weirdos on it. That was one of my
problems with the show was that the people on the train just were not as weird as
they were in the movie.
Zoey’s Extraordinary
Playlist: One of the best jokes of
the premiere was when Mo mocked Zoey for having to choose between the handsome
guy or the more handsome guy. And now
there is a third handsome guy who seemed to be plucked from some WB teen drama
from the nineties, complete with a crappy nineties one hit wonder to sing. Hopefully he is less annoying than the dude
Zoey just fired.
Big Sky: There have been some pretty absurd cliffhangers
where a character is left for dead only to be miraculously still alive when the
next episode rolled around on television, but getting a bullet to the head,
right above the eye, has to take the cake.
Seriously. Unless he learn he had
a steel plate in his head, there is no way anyone could survive it. But I guess this is a show where a widow and a
side piece can sing together at a funeral.
The Challenge: Double
Agents: So last week TJ got all soft when Lio Rush
quit, but I thought he would redeem himself this week when we had a violent two
hand push, but all we got from TJ was a stern warning. Even his quitters do not get their votes
count decree ended up being pretty toothless because the same people went in regardless
of if they counted or not.
Search Party: After what was a pretty weak start to the season,
we finally got what is probably the best episode of the series. The car chase around the roundabout was the
funniest thing I have seen in a while. Unfortunately
that was not the turning point of the season as the season just sputtered to
the end. I may have enjoyed the ending
much more if they actually killed Dory, but alas. A potential season five with a potential
ghost Dory could have been interesting.
WandaVision: Finally Kat Denning. I do wonder if maybe instead of a full
episode of what is going on in the real world, they should have sprinkled some
of these scenes after the “WandaVision” sitcom was over. Seems like we spent too much time away from
the titular characters.
The Blacklist: I do not buy it, no way is Lizzie actually
going to fork Ressler. I do not believe
that at all.
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