The White Lotus:
If there was one thing I really did not need to see in my life was what Armand
did to that suitcase. No wonder he died,
that must have really angered the island Gods.
But that death should have been obvious considering days before the announced
the show had been renewed for a second season in a different resort. Why not run it back with Armand unless he
would not be around for a second season?
Reservation Dogs:
This episode was severly missing the rapping twins.
Nine Perfect Strangers:
Man, I think you may have to Ferris Bueller / Parker Lewis wars of the early
nineties to witness a show so poorly timed that it really hurt a show quite
like Nine perfect Strangers premiering mere days after The White Lotus, another show about annoying rich
people going to exotic resort. The first
episode just seemed lifeless despite having quite of few very hilarious people
(Bortles!!!!). I did enjoy the show more
after watching second episode and third episodes with a bombshell that ended
the third one. Maybe that is why the
firt episode was so restrained but the characters got more and more bombastic. Hopefully the further away we get from The
White Lotus, the easier it is to enjoy the show on its own merits.
The Challenge: Spies, Lies, and
Allies: Yet another
agent deactivated without explanation sending everyone to the internet to
figure out what happened. But unlike Nan,
not clear reason why Lauren is no longer on the show except some long, vague
message from Lauren and on unverified rumor. This show used to love the drama and now is
apparently just editing it out, well except for some drunken Smashley rant.
At what
point do the rookies realize they are being picked off systematically? Two eliminations, only rookies have gone in
even though there has been a rookie in the agency each week. If I counted correctly, after four rookies
going home, they are now deadlocked at fifteen veterans and fifteen
rookies. If the rookies do not start playing
soon, it is going to be too late real soon.
In the Dark:
I am not sure what was more shocking, that Gene is now captain or he
turned out to be black. But I think it
is pretty clear now that the woman who gets her head smashed into the car is
not actually Jess, but whoever’s identity she stole which is why they never
show a good shot of her.
Titans:
Booooo, how disappointing that Dove is leaving. But will she return after Wonder Girl’s
inevitable return? I would like to point
out that Scarecrow was actually working with Red Hood.
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