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geebsTV commentary:
The Magicians- Heh, this ep went a little overboard with the sex stuff. I mean, Quentin's dream where Alice was Dany and Julia was Princess Leia in the slave bikini outfit, Margot's ex making a Margot-lem (Okay, that was pretty clever) sex-doll to get over her, Alice's family having the orgy, and Alice and Quentin having to do sex magic to give Penny a beacon to get home? Its a bit much, in'nit?
The Fosters- That seemed out of nowhere! So Stef missed the play, because she was answering a domestic disturbance call. At the house they got Jude out of way back in the beginning of the series. Where Jack apparently got put in after the home he was in was closed down. Where he was killed by Jude's old foster father. I'm guessing that will be the final straw between Callie and Justina?
Better Call Saul- Yikes! So the Salamancas start to get a little more forceful in their request that Mike say the gun is his. He thwarts one attack due to a clever trick with a new welcome mat to warn him someone is in the house and then turning on the TV and waiting outside the room some Salamanca enforcers were hiding in to ambush him, ambushing them instead. But alas, the brothers from Breaking Bad show up and menace Mike from across the way when he's playing with his granddaughter in the pool.
Which I did see a review remark about that, like how long where they waiting, hoping Mike would look up? What if he never did? They would feel pretty foolish! Also, what if someone else saw them first and called the cops about the two creepy looking Hispanic dudes standing on a roof staring at a little girl in a pool?
So he meets with Hector, and manages to rope 50k to say the gun was his. And being the honorable man he is, gives 25k to Nacho since Mike feels he failed the job, given Tuco is getting out earlier than expected.
Also, looks like Saul is getting bored with his current life, and now he's corrupted Kim. She's sick and tired of what she feels is a dead end job at her current firm, and finds some marks on her own to run some impromptu cons with Jimmy on. And we see the whole thing with the cup not fitting the cup holder in his car again, signifying how he doesn't exactly in this new life. But in the end, he breaks into the middle console and pops the cup holder out, basically forcing two lives to try and fit.
The Flash- What a dick! Iris' new boss, going crazy wanting to be the first one to post "Flash is a lying liar and a bad guy!" stories before anything is even substantiated, but I guess that's the news game. Though Iris didn't help with her weak excuses about how she knew Flash wasn't the perpetrator. I mean, she could've said she just got it from the cops. Like I'm sure Joe made sure the cops knew this wasn't the Flash, therefore, she could say this was from the cops themselves, but she couldn't give any more details because it would compromise the investigation or some such shit.
That was a crazy stretch on how Flash suspected Jay was Zoom. So Trajectory's lightning was blue as she got very unstable, which reminded him of Zoom, and he just found out Jay was unstable. Therefore Jay is Zoom? Maybe they're just both separately unstable! But I guess they proved it by Cisco vibing. Heh, although we don't even know what's going on since we saw Zoom carrying actual Jay. So all Cisco really saw is that Zoom looks like Jay.
Anyways, Jay was around, but he also kinda wasn't, being only a guest star. So it just doesn't feel the gang's sense of betrayal and shock is earned. I mean, I guess its the second time (well, third) a mentor type betrayed him.
The Magicians- Heh, this ep went a little overboard with the sex stuff. I mean, Quentin's dream where Alice was Dany and Julia was Princess Leia in the slave bikini outfit, Margot's ex making a Margot-lem (Okay, that was pretty clever) sex-doll to get over her, Alice's family having the orgy, and Alice and Quentin having to do sex magic to give Penny a beacon to get home? Its a bit much, in'nit?
The Fosters- That seemed out of nowhere! So Stef missed the play, because she was answering a domestic disturbance call. At the house they got Jude out of way back in the beginning of the series. Where Jack apparently got put in after the home he was in was closed down. Where he was killed by Jude's old foster father. I'm guessing that will be the final straw between Callie and Justina?
Better Call Saul- Yikes! So the Salamancas start to get a little more forceful in their request that Mike say the gun is his. He thwarts one attack due to a clever trick with a new welcome mat to warn him someone is in the house and then turning on the TV and waiting outside the room some Salamanca enforcers were hiding in to ambush him, ambushing them instead. But alas, the brothers from Breaking Bad show up and menace Mike from across the way when he's playing with his granddaughter in the pool.
Which I did see a review remark about that, like how long where they waiting, hoping Mike would look up? What if he never did? They would feel pretty foolish! Also, what if someone else saw them first and called the cops about the two creepy looking Hispanic dudes standing on a roof staring at a little girl in a pool?
So he meets with Hector, and manages to rope 50k to say the gun was his. And being the honorable man he is, gives 25k to Nacho since Mike feels he failed the job, given Tuco is getting out earlier than expected.
Also, looks like Saul is getting bored with his current life, and now he's corrupted Kim. She's sick and tired of what she feels is a dead end job at her current firm, and finds some marks on her own to run some impromptu cons with Jimmy on. And we see the whole thing with the cup not fitting the cup holder in his car again, signifying how he doesn't exactly in this new life. But in the end, he breaks into the middle console and pops the cup holder out, basically forcing two lives to try and fit.
The Flash- What a dick! Iris' new boss, going crazy wanting to be the first one to post "Flash is a lying liar and a bad guy!" stories before anything is even substantiated, but I guess that's the news game. Though Iris didn't help with her weak excuses about how she knew Flash wasn't the perpetrator. I mean, she could've said she just got it from the cops. Like I'm sure Joe made sure the cops knew this wasn't the Flash, therefore, she could say this was from the cops themselves, but she couldn't give any more details because it would compromise the investigation or some such shit.
That was a crazy stretch on how Flash suspected Jay was Zoom. So Trajectory's lightning was blue as she got very unstable, which reminded him of Zoom, and he just found out Jay was unstable. Therefore Jay is Zoom? Maybe they're just both separately unstable! But I guess they proved it by Cisco vibing. Heh, although we don't even know what's going on since we saw Zoom carrying actual Jay. So all Cisco really saw is that Zoom looks like Jay.
Anyways, Jay was around, but he also kinda wasn't, being only a guest star. So it just doesn't feel the gang's sense of betrayal and shock is earned. I mean, I guess its the second time (well, third) a mentor type betrayed him.
