I managed to do this two weeks in a row. Though no one may notice or care, I'm rather proud of myself. This week I watched the end of two Korean dramas: Birth of a Beauty and Pride and Prejudice.  I also watched episodes of the TNT series The Libarians and two ABC shows: Agent Carter and Galavant. Of course, I also watched the newest episode of the ( Read more... )

This is just a little something I thought I would try. I'm not sure if I'll do it this way every week - or even if I'll do it every week. However, it is something I'll try and keep up. I'm going to be very busy for the next four months, but I'm going to try and use this place more ( Read more... )

Marriage Without Dating aka Marriage Not Dating aka Anticipated Marriage is a new Korean cable drama. It’s currently airing on tvN and is slated for sixteen episodes, four of which have aired. The drama is described as a romantic-comedy with dashes of family drama. It follows six young people (all in the mid-20s to early-30s) with different views ( Read more... )

Lee Jun Kai, also known as Unconditional Love is a nine episode web series that ( Read more... )

"Kansas" was episode twenty of season three. It was written by Andrew Chambliss & Kalinda Vazquez. It had a live-viewing audience of 6.86 million viewers. It was a back story for Zelena and even Glinda. It showed us a bit more of Oz and showed, what I believe, to be pointless back story for Zelena. Frankly, the episode felt rather filler.

( ”Dorothy )

"A Curious Thing" is the nineteenth episode of season three. It was co-written by Edward Kitsis & Adam Horowitz and scored an overnight rating of 7.34 million viewers. It could be seen as the turning point of the "Wicked Arc" that has played out during this season's second half ( Read more... )

"Bleeding Through" is the eighteenth episode of season three. It was co-written by Jane Espenson & Daniel T. Thomsen and was a Cora flashback episode. Again, the episode saw the ratings go down - to the lowest of the season, 5.95 million viewers. The episode was however, praised by many professional critics and fans. As for myself? I, again, sadly ( Read more... )

"The Jolly Roger" is the seventeenth episode of season three. Again, I didn't enjoy it nearly as much as everyone else did. I felt like most of the episode (everything but the last five minutes or so) were filler. The flashback wasn't terribly necessary and Killian's "big secret" felt like a let down.

( More Thoughts about Killian and whatnot )

This is the sixteenth episode of season three and was written by Andrew Chambliss. This episode focused a lot on Zelena aka the Wicked Witch of the West and her backstory.

I seriously don’t have a lot to say about this episode. It’s my understanding that critics and fans adored it, but I believe myself to be on the other end of things. I didn’t ( Read more... )

This was the fourteenth episode of the season. It was written by Robert Hull, who co-wrote "The Cricket Game" and "The Crocodile" during season two. "The Tower" focused mostly on David/Charming, while giving us a bit of foreshadowing with Rumple and the possible Swan Queen pairing. It also introduced us to Rapunzel, as played by the lovely (and ( Read more... )