Political Animals - They promised a big shock, and they
delivered. I couldn't believe it when
the President's plane went down. That
was certainly a shock. If the show comes
back, I wonder if he will survive or not.
Stars Earn Stripes - I hate to see anyone go because they
are all doing so well. And I loved how
everyone cheered for Nick when he jumped out of the helicopter, over coming his
fear. It would be easy to root against
him because that would mean he was going home, but that's not what they did.
White Collar - Mozzie centric episodes are easily my
favorite. Not much connection to the
episodes around it, but it was fun to have a light episode that resolved
itself. And there were so many great
lines.
Covert Affairs - I'm not that surprised by the last few
moments of the episode, but I am surprised at how they ended it with Joan. Are they really writing Joan and Arthur out
of the show? That's what it looks like. Is this going to just be the Annie and Auggie
show now?
Royal Pains - I was cringing for so much of the first half
of the episode. But the last part was so
nice. The way Mr. Lawson rallied around
Paige was sweet. And the revelation at
the end? Yikes! I can't wait to see where they go with that
one.
Necessary Roughness - Captain Awesome!!!!! Oh yeah, and in the non-Chuck part of the
episode, I actually wasn't super comfortable with the tennis pro's
storyline. Not unexpected how it turned
out, but not happy about how they got there.
But the other storylines?
Amazingly tense. I can't wait to
see where they go next week, especially with the teaser. Okay, so the friend's storyline wasn't tense
at all, but turned out to be the much needed light moment in the episode.
Melissa & Joey - My favorite part of the episode was
Ryder's attempts to eat junk food. And
the tag at the end was classic.
Burn Notice - I was so worried that Jessie was going to be
the one to turn on Michael. Card isn't
much better, but we don't have nearly enough invested in him. That last scene where he was lying to
Madeline was so good. Speaking of which,
she was outstanding in the episode. Good
to see her again. And the ending? The "red shirt" sacrificing himself
for Michael and the team? Great
stuff. Can't wait until November.
Suits - Wow, wow, wow.
Let me say it again, wow.
Everything we've gone through this season was to get Hardman back in
control of the firm? And he faked
it? My mind is blown. I honestly expected him to get control at the
end of the episode, not the beginning.
And I expected it to follow through the rest of the season, not appear
to end tonight. Now, Mike and
Rachel. When will those do ever get
things figured out? And when are they
going to let us in on the secret of the can opener and the thumb tacks. (Not that anything will live up to the
imagination.)
Wipeout - Two hours, but since the episodes were the same
people, it wasn't bad. The person I was
rooting for one the first hour, too.
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