Keep your mouth shut, or I'll shut it permanently.
I watched "Charlie's Angels" again last night - 1x06 - thought it was quite good. Best episode yet as it featured some good character insights and a bit more of the ongoing storyline. I'm curious now about who Charlie actually is and I'm assuming that "Oswalt" is the "big bad" of the show. I wonder what her deal is apart from her connection to Bosley? And then she went to visit Abby's Dad at the end. I didn't see that coming.
With only one episode left I think I can assume that we won't find out anything or get any kind of conclusions to the ongoing storylines. I can't complain really as I knew going in that there were only 7 episodes. Bit of a shame really because I honestly think it could have been good. I also don't think it's as bad as everyone says. It's not brilliant but I kinda enjoy it and I've seen worse.
Incidentally, Oswalt was played by Peyton List who has been appearing in quite a few shows recently. I first saw her in "FlashForward" (liked her character and storyline in that) and since then have seen her in "Hawaii Five-0" and "Moonlight".
After that I watched two more episodes of "Person of Interest" - 1x06 and 1x07. Both of them were very interesting and it was nice to see them ongoing storyline featuring a bit more especially the stuff about why the bank robbers stole that evidence a few episodes back and I liked the fact that Finch could have saved a previous name the machine gave him but couldn't do it on his own and got the chance to being the perpetrators to justice . I liked how in 1x07 Finch got all worried about Reese when he couldn't contact him. I'd actually quite it if one of them got really hurt just so the other could be concerned about them. Does that sound harsh? I also liked in 1x07 that Reese was blindly helping that "innocent citizen" and then it turned out that the guy he was protecting was actually the main bad guy. I'd like to say that I guessed that but I really didn't. It was only when he talking to Reese on the boat that I started to suspect something and I think it was pretty much revealed the scene later so I probably realised just when I was supposed to. Just goes to show really that the information they get from the machine just isn't enough. I liked it when Reese asked how many numbers from the machine were gonna be there because they let Elias go. I assume that's gonna come back to haunt them both in future episodes.
This show is a bit of a slow burner but I like it. It's getting interesting now.
With only one episode left I think I can assume that we won't find out anything or get any kind of conclusions to the ongoing storylines. I can't complain really as I knew going in that there were only 7 episodes. Bit of a shame really because I honestly think it could have been good. I also don't think it's as bad as everyone says. It's not brilliant but I kinda enjoy it and I've seen worse.
Incidentally, Oswalt was played by Peyton List who has been appearing in quite a few shows recently. I first saw her in "FlashForward" (liked her character and storyline in that) and since then have seen her in "Hawaii Five-0" and "Moonlight".
After that I watched two more episodes of "Person of Interest" - 1x06 and 1x07. Both of them were very interesting and it was nice to see them ongoing storyline featuring a bit more especially the stuff about why the bank robbers stole that evidence a few episodes back and I liked the fact that Finch could have saved a previous name the machine gave him but couldn't do it on his own and got the chance to being the perpetrators to justice . I liked how in 1x07 Finch got all worried about Reese when he couldn't contact him. I'd actually quite it if one of them got really hurt just so the other could be concerned about them. Does that sound harsh? I also liked in 1x07 that Reese was blindly helping that "innocent citizen" and then it turned out that the guy he was protecting was actually the main bad guy. I'd like to say that I guessed that but I really didn't. It was only when he talking to Reese on the boat that I started to suspect something and I think it was pretty much revealed the scene later so I probably realised just when I was supposed to. Just goes to show really that the information they get from the machine just isn't enough. I liked it when Reese asked how many numbers from the machine were gonna be there because they let Elias go. I assume that's gonna come back to haunt them both in future episodes.
This show is a bit of a slow burner but I like it. It's getting interesting now.