12 Monkeys
S02E13
What a great season finale. I'm so glad this show is renewed.
I knew the bad guys were from the future & they had their own time machine! I just didn't expect Titan to be an enormous time traveling mini-city. That was crazy.
It was so sad that Cole had to sacrifice his relationship with Cassie to stop the paradox, but somehow she remembers & somehow she's still pregnant! What! That must be because of their time serum stuff I guess.
I really liked Jennifer's speech that used parts of Lord of The Rings, Braveheart & ID4! She was so funny, she even referenced Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure.
Then that crazy tall guy showed up & that woman is bringing Ramse to his son.
Sleepy Hollow
S03E17
I'm so glad that they are finally going to bring Betsey Ross into the present with Ichabod. They should have done this a long time ago while miss Corinth was still on the show.
They killed Joe for nothing, he was treated like a joke by the characters the entire season so his death was meaningless. Contrast that with The Originals who had a really emotional scene for Finn who was in maybe 3 episodes.
They are just ignoring all the people that Pandora had killed because somehow The Hidden One is now the bigger threat, even though Pandora had countless people killed & she provided him with everything he needed to be a threat. She was supposed to be the villain of this season but It looks like they decided that they couldn't have a female villain.
I also think it's really lame that suddenly their dad knew all along about the supernatural world. He was a hunter all this time & now is when he reveals himself? Now is when he tries to cure Joe of the Wendigo curse? This was terrible idea that they just threw in at the last minute.
Abbie's boss is totally ok with the supernatural, & is now barking orders to everyone.
If Betsey Ross was sleeping in the catacombs all this time. Why didn't Abby just go to sleep? Who returned to America & had all those kids if it wasn't her?
Dark Matter
S02E03
This episode was pretty good, with the crew not trusting the new guys & then everything going wrong.
I like how when they reverted to their old personalities, the actors were acting very differently. I'm glad they were smart enough not to kill 5 but they revealed that there is slavery in this universe & they knew where it's taking place. I also liked that they remembered the woman who was in stasis.
"That's what she said."
I totally forgot about the holo-android, good thing 5 remembered.
The ship was looking for active links, which means that 2, 3 & 4 all have wi-fi in their heads but only 2 could handle trying to control the ship. I'm glad they explained that a person's personality is based on their past, their lived experiences. You can't pretend that the past doesn't matter or that it had no effect. I wonder if they will be accessing their old memories once in awhile, although I like that they don't know anything.
I also liked the scene when 2 was at her lowest. That was a pretty good scene between them. Now they need to get those 3 inmates out of the airlock & heal 6.
Killjoys
S02E03
I don't trust Alvis & his crazy scar religion. They are going to have to explain their stupid religion again because it still seems stupid to me & I don't see how anyone can take it seriously considering that they are flying around in spaceships.
I can't believe that Jelco only had 1 bodyguard when he let Dr. Pawter operate on him. So stupid but he's arrogant. His heart problem was crazy.
"I don't know, it's just something you say & it makes it all better"
Even though I was hoping they would not go too much into the big story, they seem to be doing a good job of keeping the individual warrants. At first I thought that woman would turn out to be the bad guy.
"It looks like an angry vagina"
Do the mossipedes might be what makes people into level 6's? Does it give people super powers or are they brain bugs from Klendathu & they are controlling the RAC? They should go back to the mines & take all those photonic crystals because Daa'vin can repel the mossipedees, they would be rich.
Lucifer
S01E03
I thought Lucifer's power was getting people to be honest about their deepest desires. But this episode had hardened criminals like Jo confess to crimes without a lawyer & without even being interrogated. Then the sports agent also confessed to murder in a room full of co-workers. Nobody would ever do that.
Lucifer pushed the agent through the glass window & nobody reacted to a man showing super-human strength. Instead, the detective watched the surveillance video to see if there was some trick.
If they are trying to do a "bad guy has an identity crisis" or whatever it is they did on The Sopranos, then they are failing hard, because this show is turning out to be really boring & unrealistic. It's basically Castle, except not as funny.