Once Upon a Time - You know, I wasn't that impressed with
this episode, probably because it felt like filler. Maybe that's why I was most interested in the
fairytale story, it really played with the familiar story and turned it on its
ear. I loved how they changed why Hansel
and Gretel were in the forest and made the Evil Queen even more evil. That was interesting. But those last few minutes? Who is that stranger and what is he doing in
town? I can't wait to find out next
week.
Castle - And a much more serious one. The case itself was good and I loved how they
solved it. But I'm left wondering who is
the guy who called Castle? What is his
stake in all this? It seems he wants
Beckett alive for some greater purpose instead of just trying to save his own
hide. I'm intrigued, but as I write this
I'm also a little worried that the conspiracy part of the show might be too
great and ruin what is essentially a fun show.
Honestly, I'll keep watching anyway because I find the show fun week in
and week out.
White Collar - I've always said this show was well acted but
WOW! Tim DeKay's performance tonight was
outstanding. His obvious concern, so
close to losing it for most of the hour, always right under the surface. I hope the Emmys were watching because I
doubt you'll find a better performance anything. The rest of the episode? Very well done. Didn't see the twist coming about Neal potentially
being free so soon. Does that mean by
the end of the season? I wonder how they
will play the fall out from this secret coming out now. And where is Sarah in all this? So many great places to go from here, and I
can't wait to see it.
Royal Pains - Again, they didn't wrap up things all in one
episode but are planning to carry the storylines out over several. I'm glad to see that even if I like
resolution. However, I do feel like
something happened with Paige's dad that must have been cut. I really would like to know what it was. And I really wasn't a fan of the divorce
party, I mean it was a clever joke on weddings, but since it's so serious, that
isn't something that should be joked about.
Wipeout - All I have to say is after they were the only ones
to finish round three, it would have been wrong for the Winter Brothers not to
get all the money. I'm so glad they won.
The Big Bang Theory - I saw some articles talking about the
"twist" to this episode, so I was expecting it to all be hypothesis,
as the title suggests. Still, it was
fun, although I may never play Catan the same way again. I'm curious where they go with it next week
or if they ignore it. Oh, and I know
there were supposed to be all kinds of references to the pilot, but I didn't
catch any of them, probably because I have only seen it once or twice and
that's been over a year now.
Chuck - I liked this one better than last week's episode,
although that cliffhanger makes me wonder why I am running a race next Friday
night instead of staying home to watch Chuck.
I mean really, what was I thinking?
And you know what my favorite part was?
Jeff and Lester, the guys I used to hate. The scene where they saved the day was
absolutely hysterical. I hope I like how
they end things next week. I really,
truly do.
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