Royal Pains - I think they really are writing Jill out of
the show. I can't believe it. All along, I figured there would be something
that would bring her back, but she's gone, and it felt final. I'll be interested in seeing if I'm right
this week or not. Meanwhile, it was
great to have Paige back. She added so
much to the dynamic of the fighting brothers, and I can't wait to see if she
helps Divya and their dad sort all this out.
Heck, will their dad make things better or worse?
Necessary Roughness - The new guy hiding a dual
identity? That was certainly a new
one. And I really like what they are
doing with TK this year. He's still self-destructive,
but not quite as much as before. It
feels real to me. And the storylines at
home are feeling better, too. We'll see
if having her new relationship no longer being a secret is a good thing or a
bad thing.
Melissa & Joey - I actually like the story with Ryder
and Holly best. I actually kind of like
Holly, and her being nice to him out of guilt was a riot. Melissa's boyfriend turning into Joey was
funny but predictable. Difference of
course being Joey would know some boundaries that guy didn't have yet. I'm sure they'd come and come quickly.
Burn Notice - Wow, I did not see that ending coming. Now we've got to save the sister while we
work to get Fi out. I'm glad Nate is
going to be around, but I'm sorry to hear why.
(And hadn't they moved back to Miami
at one point, or was that the books?)
That scene between the brothers was so powerful. Jesse was amazing. This was really his episode, and he
delivered. It still feels like an
episode of the week thing, just with CIA being the client. I don't think this season will be as
different as they led us to believe it was going to be from the pre-season
interviews.
Suits - Things in the firm are a mess with Hardman
back. I'm not too surprised that Louis
is going to be on his side. That keeps
the conflict in the main characters, but it was predictable. And the fact that Donna and Harvey used to be
an item surprised me. I'll be interested
to see if they tell us more about that.
But if there's one thing I hate, it's the characters getting together
for one episode and then breaking them up again. Please.
Either keep them apart or get them together for a few episodes.
Tron: Uprising - I've got to admit I got caught up in the
action of this one. Not surprised that
his friend has turned to the villain's side because it keeps the conflict in
the main characters. If they keep
building, this might become more interesting.
Then again, how many episodes do they have again?
Common Law - I'm actually surprised - they didn't show us
the 400th arrest. I figured that would
be the tag, some anti-climatic thing. I
also have to wonder what two homicide detectives were doing on this robbery
case. Some of the therapy conversations
made me uncomfortable, but all in all, I enjoyed the episodes.
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