Political Animals - I'm conflicted over this one. At times I enjoyed it. At times it seemed to be a big cliché. Since it's a limited series, I'll probably
keep going, but it hasn't grabbed me completely yet. However, I loved seeing the Senator from Heroes
as the President here considering he was on that path on the earlier show.
White Collar - A minor cliffhanger this time instead of a
major one. I honestly didn't see the
"protector" being a fugitive as well.
That was an elaborate plan they used to take him down, but it worked,
and that's all that matters. I loved how
they even got the girlfriend the reward money.
I knew she had to be in on it.
Covert Affairs - I was surprised by just how much Auggie
wanting to propose got to me. I mean, I
really want him with Annie, but he seems so in love. Yes, I knew the mission was going too well
when it looked like they had everything 15 minutes in. And they've downgraded the sister to guest
starring role. That's a surprise.
Wipeout (Tuesday) - Considering the rope wasn't long enough
to get them into the whipped cream, the trap door on the first obstacle was
just mean. And I still don't think the
rope second obstacle is hard enough.
Quite the contradiction, I know.
Royal Pains - They really need to stop giving us the final
shot of the episode in the teaser. I
figured out early on that Hank on the helicopter would be how it ended, leaving
us still in the dark about what Boris is up to.
Meanwhile, Paige and Evan working together could be funny or really painful
to watch. Or painfully funny. I will say once again how much I love them
together. And I liked how they developed
the new doctor. I just hope that Divya
gets to work things out with her father.
Necessary Roughness - I think that may be the most fun we've
had with TK ever. His plot with hazing
the rookie was fun. And I liked the main
story as well. I'm not happy that Dani's
friend is back. And Matt is moving way
too fast if you ask me. (And you did or
you wouldn't be reading this.)
Melissa & Joey - Another one where their relationship
gets in the way of their love lives.
Even so, the plot actually was pretty well done and funny. And the sub-plot with Ryder and his almost
two girlfriends was pretty good, too.
Burn Notice - So, I'm wondering if they are going to get Fi
out in another couple episodes even before they've caught Anson. It sure looks like it, which would make me
very happy. And I love how they don't have
the client of the week but in a way they do.
We've still got the episodic stories but they are part of the bigger
whole, which means Michael is much more willing to take them on.
Suits - Wow. That was
very high drama. I wanted to cry with
Donna as she was fired at the end. I
felt for all the characters and understood why they did what they did. And I liked Mike at the end. He's becoming a little Harvey but with more human feelings. But it looks like we'll see Harvey 's feelings next week.
Wipeout (Thursday) - Now we're going to admit that Vanessa
is pregnant? It was more obvious in
other shows. Probably something about
the order they filmed them in yet again.
It's always so obvious they film stuff in a very different order than
they show it to us.
Common Law - I know I normally complain about the mystery,
but I didn't see the big twist coming on this one. And the two of them as roommates? Very, very funny. A great episode.
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