Ugh, I grow to dislike Harry more and more every week.
Yes, I understand that he definitely has progressed but he is so petty and so immature, and he has no frikkin idea how to handle himself to the point where it's embarrassing.
Also, he had no right to call out on Joan because her success has nothing to do with his. If we talk of assets, Joan is a huge asset to SCDP as well.
Did anybody else notice how he shushes her at the awards? I bet he wouldn't have done that had it been anybody else.
Unfortunately, Artie and Sam's reactions were very realistic, but other than the fact that nobody explains to them how wrong it is, I'm surprised that Artie was the one who acted this way. He's usually the most mature. I would've expected something like this from Jake. Very disappointed in Murphy. This was the perfect opportunity to explain to the youth how messed up sexual abuse is.
And I'm glad that Kitty's storyline included sexual molestation because it is very, very, very common. That being said, it was handled horribly.
(I don't mean I'm glad Kitty was molested...I meant the story.)
Okay, Margaery needs to have more screen time. I'm loving the way she's twisting Joffrey. She's the only one that can put a leash on him and not even have him notice it's there. (I almost wish they would change the book's storyline.)
Did not see the Wall treachery coming. LOVED Dany. I knew it was going to happen, but my God, the strength in her performance, and the smiles of her companions. Wow.
Brienne and Jaime are perfect. I'm enjoying Jaime's character development.
I have to say, it's quite a surprise I enjoyed an episode so much that had so little of Tyrion.
I'm not a fan of Rihanna at all, but I would just say that you can't judge somebody who has been through an abusive relationship. Yes, a lot of people look up to her, and they shouldn't, but when you're in a place like that, it's very hard to leave. And if your abuser calls you back, you are very likely to go crawling back to them. That poor girl needs love and support to understand that she deserves so much better. Not hate for not being able to get out a dangerous relationship.
Chris Brown is a frikkin DOUCHEBAG. And his music should not be appreciated, because he's not harming himself. He's harming others.
Your latest reviews of TWD have been way off. It seems you're letting your feeling for the characters bias your view of the show. This was a brilliant episode, very intense, and I was trembling when they showed the Governor's torture room and all his instruments. And my heart was beating to the score.
I completely agree with Larry! This show is about humans in a zombie apocalypse and how their lives are changed because of it. Not goddamn zombie battles. I didn't find the episode to be slow at all.
My main issues with this episode was just that Tyreese? Where did he just disappear to? Hello? Even the preview for next week had no mention of him.
Poor Daryl. I'm not sure I totally understood though? His father molested him? Or beat the shit out of him? Those were some awful scars.
I initially thought it was Andrea in the bus there to stop the Governor! Damnit Andrea! God damn you! You deserve no redemption.
Uh, what is up with everybody? Quinn's not gay, it was a one time thing that totally makes sense. I love how neither of them took it seriously and it was just lust between two friends, that didn't ruin their friendship.
I love love loved Finn for the very first time in Glee ever. Yay for mature Finn! Don't suddenly de-mature.
Emma's singing was awesome.
Can somebody tell me how Rachel finds out Brody's a prostitute? I forwarded through the song.
As for Rachel's pregnancy, wtf. I hope it's a scare.
As for Daryl, any opinions/spoilers on how he'll be joining the group back?
I'm guessing, he's realize how much he's changed once he's spending some alone time with his brother who still thinks of Daryl as a little pup, when he's actually turned into a wolf. Then perhaps Merle will alter his attitude, join the group(?) only to be killed in the battle between the Governor and Rick.
Or maybe they'll just join in as last minute reinforcements, saving everybody (or whoever hasn't died as yet) and then Merle dies saving Daryl perhaps.
I don't see a future for Merle in the show anyhow.
As for Michonne, I'm glad she took the backseat until her character is fleshed out a bit more. Talk, darling, talk. Perhaps Tyreese will help with that as well.
Musings:
Carol and Andy. Andy, die. Now. She's not supposed to be with you.
How right Daryl was when he said Carol would understand.
Speaking of Carol, I absolutely love how they've developed her story as the survivor of an abusive relationship. She's so strong, but at the same time there is so much raw honesty there (her admitting she wasn't sure what she's do if her husband walked back into her life), that it's beautiful.
I understand that Andrea just wants to hold on to hope, but really, even after everything she's seen? HEY, ANDREA, IF YOU REALLY WANNA SAVE WOODBURY, YOU SHOULD START WITH KILLING THE GOVERNOR.
He TELLS her that Merle captured Maggie and Glenn, and that's why Rick's group attacked. Goes on with his "woe-to-me" attitude about his people being killed, and Andrea replies with a "Don't drive me out"
STUPID BITCH.
This was great. Andrew's acting is just brilliant, and also, the actor who plays Herschel. You could read in his eyes that what he was trying to say was "Rick, I've been here. I was wrong." He serves well as an old guy who's lived life out and has a lot to say, without being overbearing the way Dale was.
In the comic, Rick's madness was prolonged, and never revealed to the group. In this, it's out in the open, so I hope his recovery is also a lot faster. In any case, his going mad only justifies the need for tyreese even more. Damnit, RICK needs Tyreese more than the group does.
And Daryl, poor Daryl. Carol was so right to compare his situation to that of somebody who has been abused.
As for the Emma-Finn kiss. um what. im so confused im going to forget proper punctuation for abit finn you are not will. FINN YOU ARE NOT WILL. stop dressing like him. stop JUST STOP
I was a little disappointed in Santana tonight, but then I realized how scary it is to leave familiarity behind. I believe she was just hanging on to a flimsy excuse (Brittany) that kept her from moving on. But, now she's been pushed into the future. And I just loved how she simply walked in with a "I'm moving in."
Tina-Blaine. Ugh. Please don't date. Please don't. Blaine's gay. he stays gay.
Kurt, I've never loved him more. He's definitely way above all others in my love for the Glee characters.
I'm so glad he doesn't want to do what was done in issue 100. But then the character is totally different from the tv show. They went down very different roads.
Brittany is an awful girlfriend to Sam...that was a moment I realized how badly I miss Brittana because she would never be like that with Santana.
ALSO! Reviewer should mention Santana might be moving to New York! Highlight of the episode for me!!
I'm glad they addressed Rachel's sudden "slutty" self, but it's not really unrealistic. I have a lot of friends who went from goodytwoshoes to "slutty" not that slutty is a bad thing.
Sam and Blaine are very cute together. Blaine's being intelligent about his crush and I love him for it. Tina...ugh Tina...poor thing finally gets a central storyline and it's this.
Also, I'm so over Marley. She keeps trying to make herself important.
Hate Brody. Need Kurt to stand up for himself and kick him out of the apartment. Maybe Rachel can move out too, and Santana can room with Kurt! Yay!
And I also agree with wanting an explanation for the amish group. Even if it's something silly like "they just couldn't be reached."
I'm personally getting really tired of everybody hating on Louis. Especially new employees. Who the hell does the Katrina chick think she is?
I did enjoy Rachel and Harvey's scenes. Particularly the bagel taking.
There's definitely something up with the new cop. Her "CI" told her where to find The Count's headquarters about the same time the Green Arrow gets there? Oddddd.
I hate Thea's hair.
And yes, more Felicity! Her and Oliver. I ship.
Harold deserved to be fired. He's a real nice guy and all, but he sucks at his job. Maybe it's because of Louis always charging at him, but in any case, he sucks at working at Pearson Hardman.
There were a lot of sweet moments tonight. Mike trying to hand Louis the tissues. Harvey threatening to beat up whoever bruised Mike. Jessica finally sincerely admitting Louis is wanted. Jessica reminding Harvey that he's not ready for leadership.
I'm glad Rachel's standing up for herself. I never liked her around Mike. She seems like a helpless damsel. And next week is setting the stage for her to take on her father! I look forward to that.
I hope Harvey tearing up the resignation letter meant more than a bandage on a gaping wound.
Last week, I thought I'd pretty much moved on from Suits, but this week I'm back.
I actually really enjoyed the finale. And the fact that it ended on Dominique really made me smile.
I'm still confused about the aliens, but I prefer an open ending to a shitty explanation. I suppose when the kids disappear with Jude in the forest and come back with her better, that was the aliens as well?
As for Lana, she didn't recognize her son, but rather the police investigators cleared that up for her so she was expecting him, right? If that was the case, did she really need to shoot him? I mean, the sirens started as soon as the shot went off.
I love Lip and Mandy together too. She's surprisingly good for him.
I feel bad for Fiona, she tries so hard, and it always falls apart.
Frank, I..I just hate him so so much.
And how did you miss Kev having a wife? They faked a wedding because Kev was already married.
I wish Ian would get more screentime. He's my favourite. I loved the smile he has on when Mickey is beating up that other kid. Looking forward to his two lovers running into each other!
Brilliant acting as usual.
Today was the first time Mike actually really annoyed me. Damnit boy, get off your high-horse. I do like that he realized he was committing a wrong, and dumped Tess.
I actually liked Harvery with Zoe, and the kid. He would make a great father.
Loius, his associate and girlfriend both really freaked me out. *shudder*
Donna and Harvey are perfect the way they are. A relationship would make them kinda boring.
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Mad Men Review: We Are Made By History
Yes, I understand that he definitely has progressed but he is so petty and so immature, and he has no frikkin idea how to handle himself to the point where it's embarrassing.
Also, he had no right to call out on Joan because her success has nothing to do with his. If we talk of assets, Joan is a huge asset to SCDP as well.
Did anybody else notice how he shushes her at the awards? I bet he wouldn't have done that had it been anybody else.
Glee Review: When The Lights Go Out At McKinley
And I'm glad that Kitty's storyline included sexual molestation because it is very, very, very common. That being said, it was handled horribly.
(I don't mean I'm glad Kitty was molested...I meant the story.)
Mad Men Review: Dueling Pitches
Game of Thrones Review: Unsullied, Undeterred
Did not see the Wall treachery coming. LOVED Dany. I knew it was going to happen, but my God, the strength in her performance, and the smiles of her companions. Wow.
Brienne and Jaime are perfect. I'm enjoying Jaime's character development.
I have to say, it's quite a surprise I enjoyed an episode so much that had so little of Tyrion.
Game of Thrones Review: The Three Eyes Have It
Glee Review: Dirty Little Secrets
Glee Review: Dirty Little Secrets
Chris Brown is a frikkin DOUCHEBAG. And his music should not be appreciated, because he's not harming himself. He's harming others.
The Walking Dead Review: Running Scared
The Walking Dead Review: Talk Talk Bang Bang
My main issues with this episode was just that Tyreese? Where did he just disappear to? Hello? Even the preview for next week had no mention of him.
Poor Daryl. I'm not sure I totally understood though? His father molested him? Or beat the shit out of him? Those were some awful scars.
I initially thought it was Andrea in the bus there to stop the Governor! Damnit Andrea! God damn you! You deserve no redemption.
Glee Review: The Runaway Bride
I love love loved Finn for the very first time in Glee ever. Yay for mature Finn! Don't suddenly de-mature.
Emma's singing was awesome.
Can somebody tell me how Rachel finds out Brody's a prostitute? I forwarded through the song.
As for Rachel's pregnancy, wtf. I hope it's a scare.
The Walking Dead Review: Brotherly Love
I'm guessing, he's realize how much he's changed once he's spending some alone time with his brother who still thinks of Daryl as a little pup, when he's actually turned into a wolf. Then perhaps Merle will alter his attitude, join the group(?) only to be killed in the battle between the Governor and Rick.
Or maybe they'll just join in as last minute reinforcements, saving everybody (or whoever hasn't died as yet) and then Merle dies saving Daryl perhaps.
I don't see a future for Merle in the show anyhow.
As for Michonne, I'm glad she took the backseat until her character is fleshed out a bit more. Talk, darling, talk. Perhaps Tyreese will help with that as well.
Musings:
Carol and Andy. Andy, die. Now. She's not supposed to be with you.
How right Daryl was when he said Carol would understand.
The Walking Dead Review: Brotherly Love
I understand that Andrea just wants to hold on to hope, but really, even after everything she's seen? HEY, ANDREA, IF YOU REALLY WANNA SAVE WOODBURY, YOU SHOULD START WITH KILLING THE GOVERNOR.
He TELLS her that Merle captured Maggie and Glenn, and that's why Rick's group attacked. Goes on with his "woe-to-me" attitude about his people being killed, and Andrea replies with a "Don't drive me out"
STUPID BITCH.
The Walking Dead Review: Brotherly Love
In the comic, Rick's madness was prolonged, and never revealed to the group. In this, it's out in the open, so I hope his recovery is also a lot faster. In any case, his going mad only justifies the need for tyreese even more. Damnit, RICK needs Tyreese more than the group does.
And Daryl, poor Daryl. Carol was so right to compare his situation to that of somebody who has been abused.
Glee Review: Dueling Divas
Glee Review: Dueling Divas
Tina-Blaine. Ugh. Please don't date. Please don't. Blaine's gay. he stays gay.
Kurt, I've never loved him more. He's definitely way above all others in my love for the Glee characters.
Suits Review: Something Wicked
The Walking Dead Producer Teases "Twisted and Complicated" Road Ahead
Arrow Review: Blindsided
Glee Review: Too Sexy For Their Shirts
ALSO! Reviewer should mention Santana might be moving to New York! Highlight of the episode for me!!
I'm glad they addressed Rachel's sudden "slutty" self, but it's not really unrealistic. I have a lot of friends who went from goodytwoshoes to "slutty" not that slutty is a bad thing.
Sam and Blaine are very cute together. Blaine's being intelligent about his crush and I love him for it. Tina...ugh Tina...poor thing finally gets a central storyline and it's this.
Also, I'm so over Marley. She keeps trying to make herself important.
Hate Brody. Need Kurt to stand up for himself and kick him out of the apartment. Maybe Rachel can move out too, and Santana can room with Kurt! Yay!
And I also agree with wanting an explanation for the amish group. Even if it's something silly like "they just couldn't be reached."
Suits Review: Daddy Issues
I did enjoy Rachel and Harvey's scenes. Particularly the bagel taking.
Arrow Review: Punctured
I hate Thea's hair.
And yes, more Felicity! Her and Oliver. I ship.
Suits Review: Rehab
There were a lot of sweet moments tonight. Mike trying to hand Louis the tissues. Harvey threatening to beat up whoever bruised Mike. Jessica finally sincerely admitting Louis is wanted. Jessica reminding Harvey that he's not ready for leadership.
I'm glad Rachel's standing up for herself. I never liked her around Mike. She seems like a helpless damsel. And next week is setting the stage for her to take on her father! I look forward to that.
I hope Harvey tearing up the resignation letter meant more than a bandage on a gaping wound.
Last week, I thought I'd pretty much moved on from Suits, but this week I'm back.
American Horror Story Review: Happily Ever After?
I'm still confused about the aliens, but I prefer an open ending to a shitty explanation. I suppose when the kids disappear with Jude in the forest and come back with her better, that was the aliens as well?
As for Lana, she didn't recognize her son, but rather the police investigators cleared that up for her so she was expecting him, right? If that was the case, did she really need to shoot him? I mean, the sirens started as soon as the shot went off.
Shameless Review: Being Entrepreneurial
I feel bad for Fiona, she tries so hard, and it always falls apart.
Frank, I..I just hate him so so much.
And how did you miss Kev having a wife? They faked a wedding because Kev was already married.
I wish Ian would get more screentime. He's my favourite. I loved the smile he has on when Mickey is beating up that other kid. Looking forward to his two lovers running into each other!
Brilliant acting as usual.
Suits Review: Get it Together
I actually liked Harvery with Zoe, and the kid. He would make a great father.
Loius, his associate and girlfriend both really freaked me out. *shudder*
Donna and Harvey are perfect the way they are. A relationship would make them kinda boring.