I don't even have a regular plan.
So Thursday is yet another busy TV night for me - there's just too many shows on right now. It's a problem.
First up last night was SPN 10x17
I thought this episode was quite good and it was nice to see Bobby again - I liked his scenes with Castiel (who it was also good to see again). I guess it was to be expected that we'd get a Mark of Cain focused episode at some point as we'd had some standard Monster of the Week stuff recently. I'm not gonna lie, I think I prefer the monster of the week stuff. It's like the good old days of the show and I liked it when Bobby mentioned that the job used to be just about killing monsters.
I quite liked it that Sam (and Castiel) went to try and fix things for dean even though he wants to just give up but I do think they shouldn't be going behind Dean's back like this. That just never ends well, does it? If you look back to previous occasions when one brother was lying to the other about something really important, it just ends in arguments and bad feeling. I hope we don't get that this time.
I wonder what Castiel is gonna do with Metatron now - and can he help Dean?
I thought the scenes of Dean at the bar were quite good and his interactions with Rowena were quite good. I'm glad Crowley kicked her out in the end though because I really haven't enjoyed their storyline. I wonder what she's gonna do next? And has Crowley really gone soft or is he planning something?
Then Arrow 3x18
Well, this episode was intense and probably the best one they've done in a while. If we're getting an episode like this at this stage of the season then what's the finale gonna be like?
I thought the stuff between Det Lance and everyone else was really good - the loss of Sara has obviously affected him more than we all thought because it's like he's losing it. His want to catch the Arrow isn't just about the law and his job now. It's about revenge and I can't see this ending well for him at all. I'm also surprised it took him this long to figure out that Oliver is the Arrow - it's been pretty obvious really. He's known that Felicity helps the Arrow and he's known that Laurel is the Black Canary now, so surely being a detective at all, he should have figured out himself instead of needing to be told.
So now everyone knows - or thinks they know - who the Arrow is. It's all hit the fan really. I liked that Oliver gave himself in. What else could he do really? There was no running away from this and even if he did try to run it would just put everyone else in danger and he wasn't willing to do that. But now Roy has taken it upon himself to tell them they have the wrong man, and that he, Roy, is really the Arrow. I wonder how that's gonna play out because surely if they did the maths it wouldn't add up. I mean, when the Arrow (or the hood as he was then known) came along Roy was off doing something else, wasn't it? He was already on the police's radar, right? I can't really remember.
I thought the stuff between Felicity and Ray was quite nice - I've grown to really like Ray and I kinda like them together too and I liked that she was willing to risk using the nano tech to save his life. And I felt quite sorry for him when he said he loved her and she didn't say it back but I quite liked that she didn't want to say it if she didn't mean it. And now Felicity mother tells Felicity that she knows that she loves Oliver really. I wonder what Felicity is gonna do now? Maybe she was using (well, not "using" like that) Ray to try and move on from Oliver - although I'm sure she does really like him, I guess just not enough.
I thought the flashbacks were quite interesting too.
If this episode is anything to go by then the final five are gonna be epic. I can't wait!
Then I watched "Forever" - 1x15 - I'm still enjoying this show, especially the dynamic between Henry and Jo. I just really want him to have to tell her his secret at some point - like he'll get mortally wounded in front of her so he'll have to tell her. I honestly think that needs to happen before the season ends. I also enjoyed the scenes between Henry and Abe in this episode. I also enjoy their dynamic.
Finally I watched "Resurrection" - 2x03 - I thought this episode was pretty good. Bellamy isn't handling this quite as well as he could and I'm worried he's gonna end up making some bad decisions. I'm glad he confided in someone but I think he should talk to Maggie too because when she finds out about the things he's been doing she's gonna need some explanations.
I thought the storyline with the sheriff guy (is he the deputy?) and his brother was really good. I guess no matter how many times you kill the returned they keep coming back. I felt really sorry for him because his brother is obviously abusive but he can't get rid of him.
Oh, and those bodies in the lake/river? She did it, didn't she? Jacob's Grandmother?
Last nights schedule also included "Sleepy Hollow" but I was tired after watching those four - I'll probably watch it tonight.
First up last night was SPN 10x17
I thought this episode was quite good and it was nice to see Bobby again - I liked his scenes with Castiel (who it was also good to see again). I guess it was to be expected that we'd get a Mark of Cain focused episode at some point as we'd had some standard Monster of the Week stuff recently. I'm not gonna lie, I think I prefer the monster of the week stuff. It's like the good old days of the show and I liked it when Bobby mentioned that the job used to be just about killing monsters.
I quite liked it that Sam (and Castiel) went to try and fix things for dean even though he wants to just give up but I do think they shouldn't be going behind Dean's back like this. That just never ends well, does it? If you look back to previous occasions when one brother was lying to the other about something really important, it just ends in arguments and bad feeling. I hope we don't get that this time.
I wonder what Castiel is gonna do with Metatron now - and can he help Dean?
I thought the scenes of Dean at the bar were quite good and his interactions with Rowena were quite good. I'm glad Crowley kicked her out in the end though because I really haven't enjoyed their storyline. I wonder what she's gonna do next? And has Crowley really gone soft or is he planning something?
Then Arrow 3x18
Well, this episode was intense and probably the best one they've done in a while. If we're getting an episode like this at this stage of the season then what's the finale gonna be like?
I thought the stuff between Det Lance and everyone else was really good - the loss of Sara has obviously affected him more than we all thought because it's like he's losing it. His want to catch the Arrow isn't just about the law and his job now. It's about revenge and I can't see this ending well for him at all. I'm also surprised it took him this long to figure out that Oliver is the Arrow - it's been pretty obvious really. He's known that Felicity helps the Arrow and he's known that Laurel is the Black Canary now, so surely being a detective at all, he should have figured out himself instead of needing to be told.
So now everyone knows - or thinks they know - who the Arrow is. It's all hit the fan really. I liked that Oliver gave himself in. What else could he do really? There was no running away from this and even if he did try to run it would just put everyone else in danger and he wasn't willing to do that. But now Roy has taken it upon himself to tell them they have the wrong man, and that he, Roy, is really the Arrow. I wonder how that's gonna play out because surely if they did the maths it wouldn't add up. I mean, when the Arrow (or the hood as he was then known) came along Roy was off doing something else, wasn't it? He was already on the police's radar, right? I can't really remember.
I thought the stuff between Felicity and Ray was quite nice - I've grown to really like Ray and I kinda like them together too and I liked that she was willing to risk using the nano tech to save his life. And I felt quite sorry for him when he said he loved her and she didn't say it back but I quite liked that she didn't want to say it if she didn't mean it. And now Felicity mother tells Felicity that she knows that she loves Oliver really. I wonder what Felicity is gonna do now? Maybe she was using (well, not "using" like that) Ray to try and move on from Oliver - although I'm sure she does really like him, I guess just not enough.
I thought the flashbacks were quite interesting too.
If this episode is anything to go by then the final five are gonna be epic. I can't wait!
Then I watched "Forever" - 1x15 - I'm still enjoying this show, especially the dynamic between Henry and Jo. I just really want him to have to tell her his secret at some point - like he'll get mortally wounded in front of her so he'll have to tell her. I honestly think that needs to happen before the season ends. I also enjoyed the scenes between Henry and Abe in this episode. I also enjoy their dynamic.
Finally I watched "Resurrection" - 2x03 - I thought this episode was pretty good. Bellamy isn't handling this quite as well as he could and I'm worried he's gonna end up making some bad decisions. I'm glad he confided in someone but I think he should talk to Maggie too because when she finds out about the things he's been doing she's gonna need some explanations.
I thought the storyline with the sheriff guy (is he the deputy?) and his brother was really good. I guess no matter how many times you kill the returned they keep coming back. I felt really sorry for him because his brother is obviously abusive but he can't get rid of him.
Oh, and those bodies in the lake/river? She did it, didn't she? Jacob's Grandmother?
Last nights schedule also included "Sleepy Hollow" but I was tired after watching those four - I'll probably watch it tonight.