No spell check in prison.
I had a pretty full TV schedule last night.
NCIS:LA 4x14
I enjoyed this episode this week - some great Deeks moments as usual but I think I'm getting a little sick of Sam and G picking on Deeks all the time. A little banter is all fine but I'm beginning to think they're taking it a bit too far now and I'm wondering if there's gonna be a point where Deeks is gonna get sick of it too. He's been part of their team for while now and he's just as good as they are. I'm sure they don't mean anything by it but it's starting to bug me a bit. Maybe when we get a Deeks-centric episode that will change things a bit (I'm gonna keep going on about an episode called "Deeks, M" until we get one. Not matter how long it takes. I'm really starting to need that episode now). I love Deeks, he's just so cute and everything he does is adorable to me. During every scene he's in I just go "awww, I love you!".
I liked the scenes when he found the bomb in the classroom - Sam and G were a bit worried then - and when Deeks parked his car behind the bad guys car with the explosives in it. I think they all thought he wasn't gonna stop, I know I was worried for a minute there.
Great scenes between Deeks and Kensi too - their flirting is just too much now! You know they love it. Especially Deeks. Their scenes really make me smile. Great scene at the end too when Kensi showed up at that kids house. Maybe her being there can be enough to stop him going down that path, the one the professor has provided for him. I really hope so.
I did like the group scenes near the beginning too - and Sam wanting to be the best Dad at his kids school event thing was really cute.
Oh, and I loved Kensi's undercover student outfit. She looked cool in those maroon skinny jeans.
WC 4x14
I thought this episode was pretty good - but not one of the best they've ever done. I've never been a big fan of Sara and I didn't even know her and Neal were still a thing. When did they decide to do that? I guess I've never really cared about their relationship. I wonder if she'll get that job in London?
It was good seeing Jackson Rathbone make an appearance and his character was pretty cool and not just a standard bad guy like I was expecting. I liked that the kidnappers bonded with Peter and Elizabeth before realising just who Peter was. Hopefully Oz will get a fair trial now and their love will make it through to the other side. True love can make it through anything, right?
I'm glad El told Peter that she told Neal to lie to him and I'm also glad that Peter told her that he'd been investigating it anyway - seperately to Neal. Hopefully there won't be any more secrets between them two now. Now, is Peter gonna tell Neal what's been going on? Incidentally I loved that Peter planted that file there knowing Neal would see it! I guess Peter knows him too well now. I hope that for the final two episodes of the season Peter and Neal will be working together again to find out what Ellen was hiding.
Fun scene with Diane and Jones talking at the same time. That made me smile.
After watching those two "Chicago Fire" finally returned to UK TV so I watched that - 1x10 - which was set at Christmas and obviously the midseason finale with cliffhangers all over the place. It was good to have the show back and I thought this was a pretty good episode. I liked the Casey storyline, so I'm assuming his mother killed his father or something, right? I'm interested in seeing where this storyline goes and whether him and his sister can become close again or not. I'm still not sure if Jesse Spencer is any good at the angry scenes he seems to get a lot of though. I just don't find him that convincing during them. On the subject of Casey, he definitely seems to be giving Dawson a lot of mixed signals at the moment. No wonder she doesn't know what's going on between them.
Great scenes between Shay and Severide too - I really love their friendship and I especially love that nothing romantic is ever gonna happen between them (hopefully!). They clearly love each other, completely platonically. Hopefully Severide can get his shit together.
Then of course we had the cliffhanger of Shay and Dawson in the ambulance accident - hopefully they're both gonna be okay - and also the cliffhanger involving what Cruz did. That was shocking, but understandable. He can't live with it though, it's destroying him already.
Then I watched "Bones" - 8x07 - I thought this episode was pretty good too. I'm not loving this show as much as I used to but it's still enjoyable enough. I thought the storyline was cool - I loved Hodgins taking about aliens and conspiracies (love that part of his personality) and Arastoo had a lot of knowledge about it too which lead to some great scenes between them. I also thought it was cool that Brennan had a gut instinct about who the killer is, she never does that! It was definitely a big moment for her character. And she was right. Great scenes with Sweets too - I'd really like to know more about is upbringing. They've touched on it before but never really gone back to it again. I think they need to soon.
Now, Cam and Arastoo? Where the hell did that come from?! Their scenes together were cute (and they seem really good together) but where the hell did it come from? I didn't see it coming at all and feel like I need to rewatch his previous episodes looking for clues or something. Loved the scene when Hodgins walked in on Arastoo reading the poem though, that was brilliant! Thinking about Hodgins, I'd actually love a Hodgins-centric episode at some point.
After that my final show of the night was "Beauty and the Beast" - 1x06 - I thought this episode was pretty good. I think this show is slowly finding it's feet and there are some really interesting storylines running through it. I'm really intrigued by what's going on with Vincent right now, are these black outs and memory loss incidents gonna become a regular thing for him? I honestly think he should go to Cat after the events at the end of this episode (assuming he didn't hurt her, of course, because the last thing he'll remember is being with her), she might be the only one who can help him. Especially with her access to police files and stuff. Could come in handy. I'm looking forward to seeing where this storyline leads.
I thought the scenes between Cat and Vincent were good in this episode too - their chemistry is really good - and obviously they both have feelings for each other but are scared to admit it which is just creating so many awkward situations between them. What they have isn't a usual relationship but I do think they need to just talk about their feelings a bit.
I thought the case of the week was interesting enough but on this show the cases do seem to take a back seat to the other ongoing stuff. The stuff with Evan was good (he obviously likes her and I think she's not sure how she feels about him. They're also good together. Still don't quite trust him though) and so was the stuff with her father and his almost new wife. It was good that Cat accepted that her father is gonna get married because he really loves this woman.
I couldn't fit the "Primeval: New World" finale in last night but I'm looking forward to watching it tonight - along with the premiere of "Cult" and the latest episode of "Supernatural"
NCIS:LA 4x14
I enjoyed this episode this week - some great Deeks moments as usual but I think I'm getting a little sick of Sam and G picking on Deeks all the time. A little banter is all fine but I'm beginning to think they're taking it a bit too far now and I'm wondering if there's gonna be a point where Deeks is gonna get sick of it too. He's been part of their team for while now and he's just as good as they are. I'm sure they don't mean anything by it but it's starting to bug me a bit. Maybe when we get a Deeks-centric episode that will change things a bit (I'm gonna keep going on about an episode called "Deeks, M" until we get one. Not matter how long it takes. I'm really starting to need that episode now). I love Deeks, he's just so cute and everything he does is adorable to me. During every scene he's in I just go "awww, I love you!".
I liked the scenes when he found the bomb in the classroom - Sam and G were a bit worried then - and when Deeks parked his car behind the bad guys car with the explosives in it. I think they all thought he wasn't gonna stop, I know I was worried for a minute there.
Great scenes between Deeks and Kensi too - their flirting is just too much now! You know they love it. Especially Deeks. Their scenes really make me smile. Great scene at the end too when Kensi showed up at that kids house. Maybe her being there can be enough to stop him going down that path, the one the professor has provided for him. I really hope so.
I did like the group scenes near the beginning too - and Sam wanting to be the best Dad at his kids school event thing was really cute.
Oh, and I loved Kensi's undercover student outfit. She looked cool in those maroon skinny jeans.
WC 4x14
I thought this episode was pretty good - but not one of the best they've ever done. I've never been a big fan of Sara and I didn't even know her and Neal were still a thing. When did they decide to do that? I guess I've never really cared about their relationship. I wonder if she'll get that job in London?
It was good seeing Jackson Rathbone make an appearance and his character was pretty cool and not just a standard bad guy like I was expecting. I liked that the kidnappers bonded with Peter and Elizabeth before realising just who Peter was. Hopefully Oz will get a fair trial now and their love will make it through to the other side. True love can make it through anything, right?
I'm glad El told Peter that she told Neal to lie to him and I'm also glad that Peter told her that he'd been investigating it anyway - seperately to Neal. Hopefully there won't be any more secrets between them two now. Now, is Peter gonna tell Neal what's been going on? Incidentally I loved that Peter planted that file there knowing Neal would see it! I guess Peter knows him too well now. I hope that for the final two episodes of the season Peter and Neal will be working together again to find out what Ellen was hiding.
Fun scene with Diane and Jones talking at the same time. That made me smile.
After watching those two "Chicago Fire" finally returned to UK TV so I watched that - 1x10 - which was set at Christmas and obviously the midseason finale with cliffhangers all over the place. It was good to have the show back and I thought this was a pretty good episode. I liked the Casey storyline, so I'm assuming his mother killed his father or something, right? I'm interested in seeing where this storyline goes and whether him and his sister can become close again or not. I'm still not sure if Jesse Spencer is any good at the angry scenes he seems to get a lot of though. I just don't find him that convincing during them. On the subject of Casey, he definitely seems to be giving Dawson a lot of mixed signals at the moment. No wonder she doesn't know what's going on between them.
Great scenes between Shay and Severide too - I really love their friendship and I especially love that nothing romantic is ever gonna happen between them (hopefully!). They clearly love each other, completely platonically. Hopefully Severide can get his shit together.
Then of course we had the cliffhanger of Shay and Dawson in the ambulance accident - hopefully they're both gonna be okay - and also the cliffhanger involving what Cruz did. That was shocking, but understandable. He can't live with it though, it's destroying him already.
Then I watched "Bones" - 8x07 - I thought this episode was pretty good too. I'm not loving this show as much as I used to but it's still enjoyable enough. I thought the storyline was cool - I loved Hodgins taking about aliens and conspiracies (love that part of his personality) and Arastoo had a lot of knowledge about it too which lead to some great scenes between them. I also thought it was cool that Brennan had a gut instinct about who the killer is, she never does that! It was definitely a big moment for her character. And she was right. Great scenes with Sweets too - I'd really like to know more about is upbringing. They've touched on it before but never really gone back to it again. I think they need to soon.
Now, Cam and Arastoo? Where the hell did that come from?! Their scenes together were cute (and they seem really good together) but where the hell did it come from? I didn't see it coming at all and feel like I need to rewatch his previous episodes looking for clues or something. Loved the scene when Hodgins walked in on Arastoo reading the poem though, that was brilliant! Thinking about Hodgins, I'd actually love a Hodgins-centric episode at some point.
After that my final show of the night was "Beauty and the Beast" - 1x06 - I thought this episode was pretty good. I think this show is slowly finding it's feet and there are some really interesting storylines running through it. I'm really intrigued by what's going on with Vincent right now, are these black outs and memory loss incidents gonna become a regular thing for him? I honestly think he should go to Cat after the events at the end of this episode (assuming he didn't hurt her, of course, because the last thing he'll remember is being with her), she might be the only one who can help him. Especially with her access to police files and stuff. Could come in handy. I'm looking forward to seeing where this storyline leads.
I thought the scenes between Cat and Vincent were good in this episode too - their chemistry is really good - and obviously they both have feelings for each other but are scared to admit it which is just creating so many awkward situations between them. What they have isn't a usual relationship but I do think they need to just talk about their feelings a bit.
I thought the case of the week was interesting enough but on this show the cases do seem to take a back seat to the other ongoing stuff. The stuff with Evan was good (he obviously likes her and I think she's not sure how she feels about him. They're also good together. Still don't quite trust him though) and so was the stuff with her father and his almost new wife. It was good that Cat accepted that her father is gonna get married because he really loves this woman.
I couldn't fit the "Primeval: New World" finale in last night but I'm looking forward to watching it tonight - along with the premiere of "Cult" and the latest episode of "Supernatural"