It's scooby doo time, douche bag.
SPN 9x15
I thought this was a really good episode - I was expecting it to be a fun episode because of the Ghostfacers being back and it was but it was also really sad at the end and actually made me cry. I think a lot of that was due to how Travis Wester and AJ Buckley played it - Ed and Harry broke up! What? As they said in the episode that got me right in the feels. I also liked the parallels to Sam and Dean's situation too. With Ed making up Thinman because he didn't want Harry to leave him, he didn't want the Ghostfacers to break up but by making up that story the Ghostfacers broke up for real because of him. I guess he convinced himself he was doing it for the right reasons - much like the Dean and Sam situation.
I really hope they we see them again and that they somehow find their way back to each other - I hope the same about Sam and Dean too.
I thought the case of the week was a good one too and the fact that it wasn't a ghost or a demon or anything else they're used to worked really well. They were just people, that were doing horrible things to other people. I really liked the idea of that in this episode and I think it worked.
POI 3x16
Another episode that I didn't quite understand! I liked seeing that Finch worked with someone else before teaming up with Reese. Finch never had the same relationship or connection with Dillinger though, did he? Dillinger was kind of an arse though. Finch is much better guy. And much better support to Finch.
I thought it was pretty interesting that the case Finch and Dillinger were working on was connected to Reese and his CIA partner - they were both after that dude but for different reasons. While I was watching this episode I wasn't quite sure of the timeline - the events in this episode took place in 2010 and that was, of course, before the CIA tried to kill Reese and way before Reese and Finch met. I wasn't quite sure where it all fit in but then near the end they did that flash forward thing that showed how we got from there to now. That was quite helpful.
And then Root showed up at that dude's cabin and, once again, I can't figure Root out at all.
After those two I watched "Beauty and the Beast" - 2x04 - I thought this episode was quite good. I liked seeing Vincent getting flashes of his memory back. I liked finding out that Vincent had some time as firefighter before going to med school and it was nice seeing him reconnect with his nephew (obviously his nephew didn't know who he was) and save his life.
I quite liked Gabe in this episode too - I think he's quite a cool character and I am actually starting to trust him. I hope I'm not wrong in doing so. I wonder if they will find a way to cure Vincent. Does Vincent even want to be cured.
Then it was time for "Grimm" - 3x05 - I thought this episode was good. I liked the idea of a wesen attaching people that kind of deserved it. I also thought it was quite interesting that it was mentioned that as cops Nick and Hank can't actually do anything with wesen that have broken the law. They can't explain how the wesen did it, can they? And that old lady knew it.
I liked the character played by Manny Montana - he was quite an interesting character but he ended up not really being involved in anything so I can't quite figure out what his character was even for. I liked him though and it was good seeing him on my screen again (he's my favourite in "Graceland"). I quite like what they're doing with Nick's character this year - he definitely seems a bit more flippant about things and, sometimes, bordering on uncaring. I guess that's some fall out from what happening to him at the end of last season (and the beginning of this one). I wonder if they're gonna go somewhere with it? I hope they do because things aren't right with him. I think David Giuntoli is doing a good job with this new side of Nick - he's really underplaying it and I like that. He also looks really good these days. Loving his hair right now.
Finally for last night I watched "The Tomorrow People" - 1x09 - I thought this episode was quite interesting. I think John is a really interesting character and I'm curious about how where they're gonna go with his character. He's much more interesting that Stephen and Cara (who's actually starting to annoy me for some reason). I'm curious about where Stephen's storyline is gonna go from here though - is his father really alive? And in limbo or wherever?
I thought the Jedikiah stuff was pretty cool too - he's also an interesting character. Maybe he's not so bad after all?
I would normally watch "NCIS: Los Angeles" (my download wasn't where it should have been so I couldn't watch it) and "Bones" on Wednesday but I'll try and watch them tonight. Way too much TV on these days.
I thought this was a really good episode - I was expecting it to be a fun episode because of the Ghostfacers being back and it was but it was also really sad at the end and actually made me cry. I think a lot of that was due to how Travis Wester and AJ Buckley played it - Ed and Harry broke up! What? As they said in the episode that got me right in the feels. I also liked the parallels to Sam and Dean's situation too. With Ed making up Thinman because he didn't want Harry to leave him, he didn't want the Ghostfacers to break up but by making up that story the Ghostfacers broke up for real because of him. I guess he convinced himself he was doing it for the right reasons - much like the Dean and Sam situation.
I really hope they we see them again and that they somehow find their way back to each other - I hope the same about Sam and Dean too.
I thought the case of the week was a good one too and the fact that it wasn't a ghost or a demon or anything else they're used to worked really well. They were just people, that were doing horrible things to other people. I really liked the idea of that in this episode and I think it worked.
POI 3x16
Another episode that I didn't quite understand! I liked seeing that Finch worked with someone else before teaming up with Reese. Finch never had the same relationship or connection with Dillinger though, did he? Dillinger was kind of an arse though. Finch is much better guy. And much better support to Finch.
I thought it was pretty interesting that the case Finch and Dillinger were working on was connected to Reese and his CIA partner - they were both after that dude but for different reasons. While I was watching this episode I wasn't quite sure of the timeline - the events in this episode took place in 2010 and that was, of course, before the CIA tried to kill Reese and way before Reese and Finch met. I wasn't quite sure where it all fit in but then near the end they did that flash forward thing that showed how we got from there to now. That was quite helpful.
And then Root showed up at that dude's cabin and, once again, I can't figure Root out at all.
After those two I watched "Beauty and the Beast" - 2x04 - I thought this episode was quite good. I liked seeing Vincent getting flashes of his memory back. I liked finding out that Vincent had some time as firefighter before going to med school and it was nice seeing him reconnect with his nephew (obviously his nephew didn't know who he was) and save his life.
I quite liked Gabe in this episode too - I think he's quite a cool character and I am actually starting to trust him. I hope I'm not wrong in doing so. I wonder if they will find a way to cure Vincent. Does Vincent even want to be cured.
Then it was time for "Grimm" - 3x05 - I thought this episode was good. I liked the idea of a wesen attaching people that kind of deserved it. I also thought it was quite interesting that it was mentioned that as cops Nick and Hank can't actually do anything with wesen that have broken the law. They can't explain how the wesen did it, can they? And that old lady knew it.
I liked the character played by Manny Montana - he was quite an interesting character but he ended up not really being involved in anything so I can't quite figure out what his character was even for. I liked him though and it was good seeing him on my screen again (he's my favourite in "Graceland"). I quite like what they're doing with Nick's character this year - he definitely seems a bit more flippant about things and, sometimes, bordering on uncaring. I guess that's some fall out from what happening to him at the end of last season (and the beginning of this one). I wonder if they're gonna go somewhere with it? I hope they do because things aren't right with him. I think David Giuntoli is doing a good job with this new side of Nick - he's really underplaying it and I like that. He also looks really good these days. Loving his hair right now.
Finally for last night I watched "The Tomorrow People" - 1x09 - I thought this episode was quite interesting. I think John is a really interesting character and I'm curious about how where they're gonna go with his character. He's much more interesting that Stephen and Cara (who's actually starting to annoy me for some reason). I'm curious about where Stephen's storyline is gonna go from here though - is his father really alive? And in limbo or wherever?
I thought the Jedikiah stuff was pretty cool too - he's also an interesting character. Maybe he's not so bad after all?
I would normally watch "NCIS: Los Angeles" (my download wasn't where it should have been so I couldn't watch it) and "Bones" on Wednesday but I'll try and watch them tonight. Way too much TV on these days.