AliasJohnDoe
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TV ratings for Thursday December 03/2015: http://tvbythenumbers.zap2it.com/2015/12/04/tv-ratings-thursday-dec-3-2015/
Oh, I hope that's not where they're going. I love Zeljko Ivanek and how he's playing the Russell character.
I still like to watch the silly Christmas specials every year (like Rudolph, etc.). I watched The Grinch Who Stole Christmas (cartoon one) the other night and I haven't seen that one in a few years. It seemed .... odd somehow. I mean I've watched those things for years, I pretty much know them by heart, but The Grinch is not how I remember it. Did they change it? I can't explain it, but it was just ..... I don't know .... not right! There was something about it that seemed like it was changed?
... I've never wanted to watch the live movie Grinch. Maybe that's what's making you think the cartoon was changed?
I haven't seen the Jim Carrey movie either, so that wasn't it. It wasn't so much the actual visuals of the cartoon, or that the story was changed. It was the soundtrack. It was like the music was wrong and the speaking parts were wrong. I can't explain it, but it was just ..... I don't know how to describe it ... wrong somehow. I see they are running Rudolph again, so maybe they will run the Grinch again also so I can pay closer attention. I know I haven't seen it the last maybe 2-4 years, but I can't be that badly mistaken that I watched the whole thing going "there's something wrong here". It was weird how different it seemed to me.
^ Thanks! The one I watched was on NBC after the Rockerfeller Center show last Wednesday. Maybe it was NBC that screwed it up.
Did anyone like Superstore? It had a "sneak peak" on NBC on Monday and I DVRed it.
Loved it! It reminds of Reaper when they are in the store (not when they are out hunting demons).Did anyone like Superstore? It had a "sneak peak" on NBC on Monday and I DVRed it.
I'm about ready to give up on Once Upon a Time. This is my least favorite season by far. Too many plot twists too frequently. How many times are they going to change who the dark one is?
Finally caught up on Madam Secretary and while I am enjoying the Russia storyline, a bit annoyed that
the obvious turned out to be true. When the Ukrainian plane crashed, I thought it came off as fake but figured it was either bad writing or I don't know enough about plane crashes. Then when the hacker was killed with pollonium (sp?) my first thought was obviously someone is trying to set up Russia but then they found the bank transfers and I figured once again I was wrong.
But turns out I was right
Figures, something finally really happened on Quantico and I FELL ASLEEP! What happened after Simon said he planned the bombing?????? This was even before 11:00, and I know it ran till 20 after or something. I sort of woke up when whatever her name is that kind of looks like the main character (long dark hair, not the twins) was called up to the front of the room because of her secret. So what was it? I meant to hit record, but I just couldn't wake up enough. I woke up when the news was on and went to bed. I'll try to remember to watch it On Demand before the winter finale.
In brief:Simon planned the bombing, but did so as an exercise. It had a deliberate flaw in it. Whoever the real bomber is stole the plans and then fixed the flaw. He then leaves the team.
Natalie's "secret" was kind of an eye-roller: yes the scar is fake, but her emotional scars (from and abusive relationship) are real and so she wears the fake scar as a manifestation of that because that's what people understand. Or some bull like that.
There was also a bit where Caleb proves to Shelby that her "sister" is a fake: he skypes fake sister, tells her he knows she's scamming and asks to be cut in, she agrees, all while Shelby is offscreen and crying, devastated.
Oh, and at the end, in present time, Alex goes to Simon's house to beg him to continue to help her. He refuses. After she leaves, some hooded figure comes out of the dark and drugs him and hauls him off. (I don't think we recognize the guy but it was hard to see so I'm not sure.)
sure.) [/spoiler]
I am absolutely loving Fargo this year. Last year was great with Billy Bob Thorton and Martin Freeman, but the story is even better this year.
Just popping in to say that River on Netflix is incredible. I think it just arrived last month. The wonderful Nicola Walker from Last Tango in Halifax and Stellan Skarsgard from Breaking the Waves, The Avengers, etc. star. It's a 6-episode police procedural with ghosts, set in London, and it packs a wallop.
I could be wrong but I thought it was Elias Harper that snatched Simon.