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geebsTV commentary:
Smallville- Heh, this was one of the more amusing alt-universe episodes. So the commercials revealed that Clark would end up in some alternate reality where he was found and raised by Lionel. What it didn't mention was that while he was in that alternate reality, he had switched places with the alternate version of him, so that version was back in the real world. In any case, in the alternate reality where Clark was raised by Lionel, he didn't send Tess to Granny Goodness' orphanage either, so he raised Lex, Tess, and Clark together. And Clark was secretly banging his step-sister! Ha, that's hilarious!
Also hilarious, when Clark swapped places back to his world, he jumps into a crazy knockdown battle where Watchtower is all wrecked and Tess, Ollie, and Lois are fighting him. Although its also kinda lame, given when we last saw Clark Luthor, he had knocked out Lois and was ready to kill Tess and Ollie and the others were nowhere to be seen. How the hell did they survive that long?
And what the?! Tess says she kept the Lex clone alive because he was the closest thing she had to family. But she didn't know Lex was her brother until the whole thing with the orphanage! Although given when she first showed up it seemed like she had a thing for him (not knowing he was her brother!) and then when she found the child Lex, she seemed very motherly towards him, I guess it would be too complex to say all that.
But what?!! Talk about a surprise ending, alt-Lionel jumped to the real world? Interesting. But wouldn't he have switched places with himself and ended up in a coffin?
Burn Notice- Interesting to see Michael go back to an old seemingly one-shot persona. I know he was ordered to destroy that chop shop, but weren't the two cars that didn't have drugs in there? I mean, weren't Nate's friends hurting for money? I know the plan was to find the car with the drugs so they don't get killed, but the other two cars were their stolen property too! He just let them get destroyed!
Psych- I forgot to talk about this week's Psych, which I would prolly found more entertaining if I was an avid Twin Peaks watcher. I mean, I remember enough from when my mom watched it to get some of the jokes, but from what I could tell, there were a ton of references.
Bones- Heh, recognizing Geebs-famous chyx kinda made it obvious to me who the killer was. Since they only briefly showed Stella Maeve in the first half and she hadn't been seen for most of the rest of the ep, I figured she was gonna be revealed as the surprise killer. I always thought she kinda looked like a young JLH, but with not nearly as good a rack. Well, not so much in this ep, but I think she looked very JLH-ish on Gossip Girl.
The Good Guys- Aw, wasn't the blind gun shop owner having his little granddaughter help him out with the explosives and sniper rifles in his store the cutest thing ever? Also, later at the bar, the bad guys were indeed correct in stating, "Who wants to blow up a hot chick!" Indeed!
And wait, what exactly is the cute nerdy chick's position? Also, I thought we were in the second season of the Good Guys, but the description for next week's ep says its the "season 1 finale".
Smallville- Heh, this was one of the more amusing alt-universe episodes. So the commercials revealed that Clark would end up in some alternate reality where he was found and raised by Lionel. What it didn't mention was that while he was in that alternate reality, he had switched places with the alternate version of him, so that version was back in the real world. In any case, in the alternate reality where Clark was raised by Lionel, he didn't send Tess to Granny Goodness' orphanage either, so he raised Lex, Tess, and Clark together. And Clark was secretly banging his step-sister! Ha, that's hilarious!
Also hilarious, when Clark swapped places back to his world, he jumps into a crazy knockdown battle where Watchtower is all wrecked and Tess, Ollie, and Lois are fighting him. Although its also kinda lame, given when we last saw Clark Luthor, he had knocked out Lois and was ready to kill Tess and Ollie and the others were nowhere to be seen. How the hell did they survive that long?
And what the?! Tess says she kept the Lex clone alive because he was the closest thing she had to family. But she didn't know Lex was her brother until the whole thing with the orphanage! Although given when she first showed up it seemed like she had a thing for him (not knowing he was her brother!) and then when she found the child Lex, she seemed very motherly towards him, I guess it would be too complex to say all that.
But what?!! Talk about a surprise ending, alt-Lionel jumped to the real world? Interesting. But wouldn't he have switched places with himself and ended up in a coffin?
Burn Notice- Interesting to see Michael go back to an old seemingly one-shot persona. I know he was ordered to destroy that chop shop, but weren't the two cars that didn't have drugs in there? I mean, weren't Nate's friends hurting for money? I know the plan was to find the car with the drugs so they don't get killed, but the other two cars were their stolen property too! He just let them get destroyed!
Psych- I forgot to talk about this week's Psych, which I would prolly found more entertaining if I was an avid Twin Peaks watcher. I mean, I remember enough from when my mom watched it to get some of the jokes, but from what I could tell, there were a ton of references.
Bones- Heh, recognizing Geebs-famous chyx kinda made it obvious to me who the killer was. Since they only briefly showed Stella Maeve in the first half and she hadn't been seen for most of the rest of the ep, I figured she was gonna be revealed as the surprise killer. I always thought she kinda looked like a young JLH, but with not nearly as good a rack. Well, not so much in this ep, but I think she looked very JLH-ish on Gossip Girl.
The Good Guys- Aw, wasn't the blind gun shop owner having his little granddaughter help him out with the explosives and sniper rifles in his store the cutest thing ever? Also, later at the bar, the bad guys were indeed correct in stating, "Who wants to blow up a hot chick!" Indeed!
And wait, what exactly is the cute nerdy chick's position? Also, I thought we were in the second season of the Good Guys, but the description for next week's ep says its the "season 1 finale".
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Date: 2010-12-04 02:32 am (UTC)