Sunday
Once again it's been a week since my previous post. Since then I've watched a few things as usual (although some of my shows aren't on).
"Lucifer" - 2x12 - I thought the way they addressed the whole Lucifer/Chloe thing was quite good and it kinda worked. I liked them both being unsure about whether it's real and what it means. Of course, now they've both realised that it is real and are both ready to embark on it something gets in the way! Namely Lucifer's mother telling him the truth and whatever is happening to Chloe now. I'm interested in how things are gonna play out. And what does what Lucifer's mother told him actually mean for him and Chloe?
"The Flash" - 3x10 - it was good to have this show back after the break and I thought this was a decent episode to start of 2017. I'm glad Barry told Iris what he'd seen in the future instead of keeping it to himself (I also thought the things they saw on the news reel in the future were quite interesting too). I'm assuming what Barry saw in the future happens in the finale so we have until then to fix things, right? I also liked the Julian stuff. I really hope he can be trusted and will become a good member of Team Flash - I also really like him and Caitlin. I kinda wanna ship it.
"Timeless" - 1x12 - I enjoyed this episode. I thought it was interesting that Lucy was the one that ended up killing Jesse James without remorse when we were all expecting it to be Wyatt. I thought this was a good episode but not one of the best they've done - I'm looking forward to the next one though. That sounds really interesting.
"Teen Wolf" - 6x09 - once again I think this episode would have been slightly better if they just focused on Scott, Lydia and Malia remembering Stiles because I thought those scenes were really good. At first it annoyed me that they seemed to suggest that Lydia had more of a connection to Stiles than Scott does (because really?) but now I think about it I think that the three of them together are what made the connection and their combined memories are what opened the rift and not just Lydia's. I also think Scott struggled because he just had too many memories of Stiles and couldn't focus on one. Almost everything in his life is connected to Stiles and trying access all of those at once was just too many.
Although I think I would have prefered it if they focused on the Stiles stuff I did enjoy the Theo and Liam stuff in this episode. I thought they were quite good together - I just would have prefered it in a different episode.
"Arrow" - 5x10 - It was good to have this show back after the break too and I thought this episode was okay. I enjoyed the stuff between Diggle and the DA (I'm interested in his character. I kinda distrust him but at the same time I kinda like him. I hope he's not a bad guy) and I'm interested in seeing how that plays out. I can honestly say that I'm now kinda sick of the flashbacks - I know they probably all lead somewhere but I'm just not interested in them anymore.
"Suits" - 6x11 - I thought it was good to have this show back even though I miss the old days. I thought Mike was out of line in this episode - I usually like him and want to defend him when people say negative things about him but he was a dick in this episode. Just so ungrateful. Is he so oblivious (or selfish?) that he doesn't know or see everything Harvey has done for him? Hopefully he was just having a bad day (he obviously thought it would be easier to get a job with a record than it actually was) and will redeem himself in future episodes because Harvey didn't deserve the way he acted this week. Maybe someone needs to have a word with him because he's just acting like an entitled prick right now who blames everyone else for his problems.
"Frequency" - 1x13 (season finale) - I thought this was a pretty good season finale, some things were all wrapped up but some things weren't. I'm hoping, but not optimistic, for a season 2, because this Nightingale stuff isn't over and Frank wasn't alive in the future. Things definitely aren't finished and I need more.
I've really enjoyed this show - I liked how similar the first episode was to the movie but then it broke away and became it's own thing - and think it would be a real shame it we don't get to see anymore.
"Supernatural" - 12x09 - I thought this episode was quite a decent start to the second half of this season and I hope we can go back to the basics of monster of the week storylines again soon. I really enjoyed Castiel in this episode (although, him killing the reaper seemed very dramatic. Is there gonna be some fallout to that?).
"Supergirl" - 2x09 - glad to have this show back too and I enjoyed this episode. I thought the scenes between Kara and Mon-El were cute (although I'm still not convinced that she should be almost forcing him to be a hero, and he shouldn't feel like he has to just because she wants him to be). I liked the implication that he is, in fact, the prince of his planet and I'm interested in where that might go. Will he tell Kara or will it be revealed somehow (by those people who were looking for him at the end of this episode?). I thought the Winn stuff was quite good (definitely thought it was stupid that Alex left him by the Stargate alone though. That just seemed like a really bad idea. She had enough soldier types there, surely one should have stayed with him?).
Also watched: "Hawaii Five-0" 7x14, "Crazy Ex-Girlfriend" 2x11 (I think I ship Rebecca and Nathaniel, although realistically she should be alone for a bit), "The Librarians" 3x10 , "Scorpion" 3x14, and "Bones" 12x02
"Lucifer" - 2x12 - I thought the way they addressed the whole Lucifer/Chloe thing was quite good and it kinda worked. I liked them both being unsure about whether it's real and what it means. Of course, now they've both realised that it is real and are both ready to embark on it something gets in the way! Namely Lucifer's mother telling him the truth and whatever is happening to Chloe now. I'm interested in how things are gonna play out. And what does what Lucifer's mother told him actually mean for him and Chloe?
"The Flash" - 3x10 - it was good to have this show back after the break and I thought this was a decent episode to start of 2017. I'm glad Barry told Iris what he'd seen in the future instead of keeping it to himself (I also thought the things they saw on the news reel in the future were quite interesting too). I'm assuming what Barry saw in the future happens in the finale so we have until then to fix things, right? I also liked the Julian stuff. I really hope he can be trusted and will become a good member of Team Flash - I also really like him and Caitlin. I kinda wanna ship it.
"Timeless" - 1x12 - I enjoyed this episode. I thought it was interesting that Lucy was the one that ended up killing Jesse James without remorse when we were all expecting it to be Wyatt. I thought this was a good episode but not one of the best they've done - I'm looking forward to the next one though. That sounds really interesting.
"Teen Wolf" - 6x09 - once again I think this episode would have been slightly better if they just focused on Scott, Lydia and Malia remembering Stiles because I thought those scenes were really good. At first it annoyed me that they seemed to suggest that Lydia had more of a connection to Stiles than Scott does (because really?) but now I think about it I think that the three of them together are what made the connection and their combined memories are what opened the rift and not just Lydia's. I also think Scott struggled because he just had too many memories of Stiles and couldn't focus on one. Almost everything in his life is connected to Stiles and trying access all of those at once was just too many.
Although I think I would have prefered it if they focused on the Stiles stuff I did enjoy the Theo and Liam stuff in this episode. I thought they were quite good together - I just would have prefered it in a different episode.
"Arrow" - 5x10 - It was good to have this show back after the break too and I thought this episode was okay. I enjoyed the stuff between Diggle and the DA (I'm interested in his character. I kinda distrust him but at the same time I kinda like him. I hope he's not a bad guy) and I'm interested in seeing how that plays out. I can honestly say that I'm now kinda sick of the flashbacks - I know they probably all lead somewhere but I'm just not interested in them anymore.
"Suits" - 6x11 - I thought it was good to have this show back even though I miss the old days. I thought Mike was out of line in this episode - I usually like him and want to defend him when people say negative things about him but he was a dick in this episode. Just so ungrateful. Is he so oblivious (or selfish?) that he doesn't know or see everything Harvey has done for him? Hopefully he was just having a bad day (he obviously thought it would be easier to get a job with a record than it actually was) and will redeem himself in future episodes because Harvey didn't deserve the way he acted this week. Maybe someone needs to have a word with him because he's just acting like an entitled prick right now who blames everyone else for his problems.
"Frequency" - 1x13 (season finale) - I thought this was a pretty good season finale, some things were all wrapped up but some things weren't. I'm hoping, but not optimistic, for a season 2, because this Nightingale stuff isn't over and Frank wasn't alive in the future. Things definitely aren't finished and I need more.
I've really enjoyed this show - I liked how similar the first episode was to the movie but then it broke away and became it's own thing - and think it would be a real shame it we don't get to see anymore.
"Supernatural" - 12x09 - I thought this episode was quite a decent start to the second half of this season and I hope we can go back to the basics of monster of the week storylines again soon. I really enjoyed Castiel in this episode (although, him killing the reaper seemed very dramatic. Is there gonna be some fallout to that?).
"Supergirl" - 2x09 - glad to have this show back too and I enjoyed this episode. I thought the scenes between Kara and Mon-El were cute (although I'm still not convinced that she should be almost forcing him to be a hero, and he shouldn't feel like he has to just because she wants him to be). I liked the implication that he is, in fact, the prince of his planet and I'm interested in where that might go. Will he tell Kara or will it be revealed somehow (by those people who were looking for him at the end of this episode?). I thought the Winn stuff was quite good (definitely thought it was stupid that Alex left him by the Stargate alone though. That just seemed like a really bad idea. She had enough soldier types there, surely one should have stayed with him?).
Also watched: "Hawaii Five-0" 7x14, "Crazy Ex-Girlfriend" 2x11 (I think I ship Rebecca and Nathaniel, although realistically she should be alone for a bit), "The Librarians" 3x10 , "Scorpion" 3x14, and "Bones" 12x02