If you would like to read a recap of last week’s episode, click here. Last week’s episode gave us the first real test of Murtaugh and Riggs’ relationship when Murtaugh’s family became involved. They seemed like they were both back on track by the end because they wouldn’t stretch out the tension for too long.
This week’s episode of The Flash brought the show back to basics. It was equal parts crime fighting and personal character development. Instead of the alternate timeline theme that engulfed the first two episodes, we saw Team Flash focus on defeating another metahuman that is terrorizing the city.
If you would like to read a recap of last week’s episode, click here. After a mostly filler episode last week, it was finally nice to go back to the main story so far this season. While there are still questions that are yet to be answered, this episode began answering some of these questions, hopefully leading to some more exciting episodes.
If you would like to read a recap of last week’s episode, click here. Penguin is mayor but will it affect his relationship with Butch and Ed? Alice may be gone but the mystery behind her mysterious blood remains. How will Bruce deal with his feelings for Selina? What’s Gordon going to do with all the monsters captured? Will he rejoin the GCPD? Where’s Ivy? For more, read below.
It’s fair to say the Westworld has grown stale from its mysterious and exciting first episode. While I think this is a promising show, it isn’t holding my attention like I thought it would. I think the biggest problem is a lack of progress. Each week seems to be the same; a random host is malfunctioning and others continue to remember more and more from their past. I’m not saying this isn’t necessary for the...
