Comments by Ganesha33

1. Warehouse 13 Review: Saving The World

   4/30/2013 10:41 AM
   
   Words can not describe my joy at FINALLY having Warehouse 13 back, 6 months is a travesty!
   
   Fantastic episode and had a crazy fangirl jump up and down when James Marsters appeared, loved loved loved the homage paid to his role as Spike in Buffy! The Professor drunk, longevity & vampires, beautiful women as his weakness, "Don't let the world ruin my big exit" hehehe brilliant, looking forward to more :) WElcome back Warehouse 13, don't leave me again...ever!

2. Burn Notice Review: ... And Into The Fire

   12/21/2012 7:03 AM
   
   Fantastic BN season finale as always! Surely Fiona's reaction to Michael's news is not surprising? He has chosen to get sucked back into the vortex that is the CIA...she is devastated and feels betrayed for good reason! He made another martyr/saviour decision but not solely for them, for himself as well. Namely, he's taken the Matrix 'blue pill', he really can't see life outside the CIA, sigh. All the hard-core loyalty his team has shown...they'd rather be locked up than see Michael jumping back down the rabbit hole...grrr Michael, you frustrate us yet we love you...:)

3. Dexter Review: Coming Home

   11/19/2012 2:57 AM
   
   I know I've said this before however after this episode I can't help saying it again: Ray Stevenson's portrayal of Isaac Sirko is sublime...thank you Ray for gracing us all with your presence!!

4. Burn Notice Review: Burning Down The House of Cards

   11/9/2012 6:59 AM
   
   I am so absurdly happy Burn Notice is back, it's amazing how hollow my tv viewing has been without it! Fantastic 2 episodes! Kenny Johnson's Tyler Gray is (was?)a character worth seeing again as he is well-portrayed as a version of Michael before he was burned...even Madeleine subtly acknowledged it in her questioning of Tyler at the dock. His answer that he was very good at what he did was on par with Michael's in the past. I would love to see Gray somehow survive as I think he would be a complex addition to the team, welcome back Burn Notice, you have been missed...

5. The Walking Dead Review: Life and Major Death

   11/5/2012 10:01 AM
   
   Andrew Lincoln, I worship and grovel at your feet, always...a stellar performance I will never forget and that's from someone who watches too many shows for it to be a healthy habit! I admit I found Lori irritating in the earlier seasons however she grew on me this season, she was one tough woman, and loyal in her own way - maybe not in the 'nuclear family' traditional way, something which seems to have upset a lot of viewers. Come on viewing public, it's a crazy world they live in, someoone cheating in the past shouldn't be an issue when you need all your energy to survive, take a deep breath and move past it...Sarah Wayne Callies gave Lori dignity and strength in her last moments and I for one am glad she did :)

6. Grimm Review: G is for Grimm

   11/3/2012 9:10 AM
   
   As per the reviewer and the other posters for this episode, agreed about 'development 2'. Unfortunately, Renard and Juliette are not projecting fantastic chemistry together and it is being drawn out too long, not in a fascinating, bated breath kind of way either. It baffles me why Nick didn't continue to investigate Juliette's attack further after the cursed cat died, I can't be the only one who thinks that's out-of-character? Grimm grabbed me from the pilot episode, however the few episodes are starting to worry me, Miggymigs has a point...please please right the wrongs, I don't want to see Grimm leave on an average note!

7. Haven Review: Blindsided

   11/3/2012 8:41 AM
   
   Bravo Haven!! I was lamenting recently that very few shows surprise me anymore as I have been watching far too many for far too long and that causes the mind to start seeing patterns & thinking like the writers. I now eat humble pie as I did not see this particular Tommy angle coming, though I agree with the reviewer and GeneralRapunzel...there's a red herring or two in there somewhere! Just seeing Nathan shot & dying/dead was heartbreaking even when we know he won't stay that way :) Let's hope Audrey wakes the hell up & spends her "last days" with the love of her many lives...seriously woman, grab Nathan & don't let go!

8. Dexter Review: Being Human

   10/24/2012 4:13 AM
   
   Just when you think the writing and performances can't get any more genius...it does! Ray Stevenson's chilling portrayal of Isaak is proper old-school crime boss, Godfather-style. He'll prove to be more dangerous than most of Dexter's serial killers', shouldn't have killed his son Dexter. Hannah is searching for her next 'soulmate'to 'play with', sees something in Dexter that makes him a candidate and that will be interesting to see play out. Michael C. Hall, I doff my cap to you sir, you rock!

9. The Good Wife Review: Cursed

   10/17/2012 3:54 AM
   
   Michael Mast, if you haven't found it yet, the song was 'Come on Petunia' by The Blow, tunefind's site usually lists all the music for most shows which is very helpful :)

10. The Good Wife Review: Cursed

    10/17/2012 3:49 AM
    
    I agree with the reviewer, while it would be nice to see a happy ending with a family back to its 'nuclear family' self, it's not particularly realistic, and it doesn't fit well with the way Alicia has been developed as a character. She's smart, ethical and strong yet she goes back to Peter after all the issues? I like Chris Noth's Peter a lot, he always portrays flawed characters very well and makes them likeable despite their flaws. Does he love Alicia and is he genuinely sorry for the pain he's caused? Yes. Does he think he can do it right second time around? Yes. Will he be able to? Questionable. I disagree (my personal opinion only, no offense intended)that the chemistry between Peter & Alicia is stronger than Will & Alicia's and I don't consider Alicia's time with Will as an affair as she & Peter were, for all intents and purposes, separated. I do agree the show is feeling flat at the moment, more Cary, Eli, Diane, Matthew Perry, Nathan Lane & Michael J Fox please!

11. Covert Affairs Review: Planes, Trains and Prison Breaks

    10/17/2012 3:24 AM
    
    Agreed dp & hazel, Oded Fehr is fantastic, a real touch of class with a dash of charm and humanity every appearance! Eyal and Annie have an understanding and respect for each other that is completely believable and symbiotic, I hope the writers continue to keep Eyal in play as he is one of my main reasons for watching Covert Affairs...they have great chemistry however it's refreshing the writers haven't made them an item so far. I'm all for Auggie and was a big fan of Simon's too however I wouldn't be adverse to Eyal and Annie in the future, either way, Oded Fehr is an asset to the show and should continue to be until the end :)

12. Haven Review: Somebody Save Me

    10/14/2012 1:12 AM
    
    Brilliant writing, performances & filming, Haven is quality at all times :) As others have suggested, I think Nathan is the Colorado Kid. My theory is:
    
    * The sheriff adopted him/raised him on Lucy's request after she saved him. Her saving him had a price & Audrey coming back to Haven in her current incarnation is broke the rules & triggered the Troubles.
    
    * The Bolt Killer is Max Brennan (I know he fell through the earth so to speak but doesn't mean he died). Yes, he's nuts, but he did ask Audrey whether she thought she was the only one who loved the Colorado Kid, which indicates he might be related to him and he is Nathan's birth father. Plus he has the Guard tattoo as seen in this episode.
    
    * The flashbacks/memories Audrey had this episode showed a young man/teen possibly dead & he just had the look of a young Nathan...could be wrong though!
    
    Theorising is driving me crazy...which is why I love Haven :)