'A Hole in the World'
To be determined... (but it's definitely [NAFDA])
SA, I fingered the other Psych right away too.
(The Burn Notice was last week's -- don't ask me why.)
I think Monk has gone on past the point when it should have stopped. They don't let him progress and that really started to bug me about 2 seasons ago. (I taped it last night and well, haven't watched it yet.)
Hee! "Spontaneous psychic krav maga."
Exactly!!
"Spontaneous psychic krav maga."
I *loved* this!
I watched three episodes of burn notice in succession and found it charming. It kind of reminds me of "Eyes" only without the heavy, and quite pretty to boot. Jeff Donovan reminds me of Julian McMahon in this role.
Mad Men - finally watched the current episode. After reading the comments and then watching the episode, I think it made sense that Drapper called the doctor about his wife and the doctor talked. I'm not sure what the actual rules were at the time, but there is so much evidence in the episode that the women aren't considered as fully adult. What's his name talks when his daughter because "another man's problem" not when she's on her own.
I don't think her hand tremors or psychological but I have a feeling that the doctor and Drapper will treat her like it is until something else happens.
As for the contraceptive issues. I got the feeling that this doctor has some kind of unspoken arrangement with the the ad firm, with all their "girls" going to him to make sure the firm is protected against any kind of accident that would ruin their men.
Maybe I'm being really cynical or something, but the women really felt like a harem.
And of all the things I have to reconcile with and all the disturbing things they say the most disturbing one was when the guys were holding down the one to spray Right Guard on him and someone said "think of it like prom and your the girl" .
Yeah, I know! Wiggins-worthy.
Dead Zone: Is it wrong that I laughed when the Doctor told Sarah that Johnny was in coma?
Watched The Kill Point last night, it was really good. I still have no idea about the real motiviations of the bank robbers, and I guess that's the point.
Wolf is very charasmatic and it's been easy for him to get the 16yr old to be on his side, with the jewerly at the end of the episode it seems like the younger hostages are becoming more sympathetic to the robbers, except for Ashley. I wonder if that was part of the plan when Wolf separated the group.
I don't like the FBI woman, especially since I don't think she was working from the point of saving the hostages but from the point of saving Ashley Beck because of her father's infleunce.
The cliff hanger was nice too.
The Closer -- it looks like menopause is what's going on with Brenda.