Best episode of Sleepy Hollow this season by far IMHO, even if it wasn't at all geared to my Ichabbie-shipping heart.
Boxed Set, Vol. V: Just a Hint of Denial and a Dash of Retcon
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I don't know why this didn't occur to me before... I think Crane set the stage for whatever it is Pandora is doing by smuggling that tablet into Sleepy Hollow. Somehow it freed her or clued her in to the location for her tree portal or something.
Jenny's new destiny looks a little ominous.
Jenny's new destiny looks a little ominous.
You have a gift for understatement.
Doctor Who: anyone else disappointed that no one, in either episode, came out with the line "Let Zygons be Zygons"?
No.
I did like this episode better than the previous one, which was a pleasant change from the pattern of the second half falling flat after a good beginning.
Dresden Files
It took me a while to get used to the TV show but I ended up really liking it. Bob was totally different, but, as Kalshane said, he works on the show. It was canceled right as it started to reach its potential. I'd recommend giving it another try, Tep.
Doctor Who
Holy shit, Peter Capaldi. I was almost teary.
I did like this episode better than the previous one, which was a pleasant change from the pattern of the second half falling flat after a good beginning.
The only one that really fell down, I thought, was Before the Flood. The others did let the first half down somewhat, but still had something worthwhile. But yes, this one was excellent. I loved what they did with the Osgood box. It felt like a mix of the two writers. Moffat loves his puzzles and twists, and judging by Kill the Moon, Harness likes his big emotional scenes. (And this is no doubt YMMV, but I thought the point it made about the nature of war was pretty valid, and not entirely obvious. I'm currently reading Steven Pinker's The Better Angels of our Nature, and he makes a similar point when discussing the distribution of the duration and intensity of wars.)
Holy shit, Peter Capaldi. I was almost teary.
Seriously though. I think I still rank his "You betrayed me" scene with Clara in Dark Water more highly, but that's about the only one.
I thought his big speech was well written and he acted the hell out of it. He broke and rebroke my heart several times during it.
Supergirl
The dialogue was a lot less clunky this week and I enjoyed the episode as a whole, but Kara getting mad at Jimmy for calling in Supes and saving her life seemed really odd after last week's episode being all about being able to depend on others is a good thing. I mean, I understand she was angry about Cat's article and is trying to get out of her cousin's shadow, but Jimmy doesn't make that call and she's dead.
ETA: Her reaction would have been far more understandable had she merely been on the ropes and then Superman showed up and got in the way.
It's the Fox Kiss of Death--Sleepy Hollow is moved to Fridays starting in February. [link]