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Tag Archives: Review
J Shares the Castle Love Forever and For “Always”: A Review of the Suspense, Revelations, and Grand Romance in the Season Finale 4×23
Yaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay! Things happened. Big things. Things that are meaningful and irrevocable and wonderful. So let’s jump right in as I try, like so many fans out there, to make sense of my Castle/Beckett feelings. We begin with Beckett clinging to … Continue reading
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Tagged 4x23, Alexis Castle, Always, Battlestar Galactica, Beckett, Countdown, J, Javier Esposito, Jon Huertas, Kevin Ryan, kiss, Lanie Parish, love, Martha Rodgers, Molly Quinn, Nathan Fillion, Recap, Response, Review, Rise, Seamus Dever, setup, Stana Katic, Susan Sullivan, Tahmoh Penikett, Tamala Jones
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Castle and Beckett Resurrect Their Romance…and Some Zombies! J on Castle 4×22 “Undead Again”
We’re heading in the right direction, people. I mean, sure, we’re celebrating the fact that Castle and Beckett are even talking to each other at all, let alone talking about their feelings, but after the last few episodes we’ll take … Continue reading
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Tagged 4x22, Alexis Castle, Beckett, Castle, J, Javier Esposito, Jon Huertas, Kevin Ryan, Lanie Parish, Martha Rodgers, Molly Quinn, Nathan Fillion, Perlmutter, Recap, Response, Review, Seamus Dever, Stana Katic, Susan Sullivan, Tamala Jones, Undead Again, zombies
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J Talks Conviction and Kookiness on Community 3×15 “Origins of Vampire Mythology”
While I normally don’t write stand-alone reviews for Community, I enjoyed last night’s episode so much that I think it is warranted. “Origins of Vampire Mythology” struck just the right chord of funny, sweet, and weird, and pretty much summed … Continue reading
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Tagged 3x15, Abed, Alison Brie, Annie, Britta, Chang, Chevy Chase, Comedy, Community, Danny Pudi, Dean Pelton, Donald Glover, Gillian Jacobs, J, Jeff, Jim Rash, Joel McHale, Origins of Vampire Mythology, Pierce, Recap, Review, Shirley, Troy, Yvette Nicole Brown
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Lanie is the Star of “The Limey” (If Only Someone Would Follow Her Advice): J Reviews Castle 4×20
As was to be expected, nothing in the way of relationship advancement happened in “The Limey”. However, I actually liked this episode better than last week’s for a few reasons, not the least of which is that we got some … Continue reading
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Tagged 4x20, Beckett, Castle, J, Javier Esposito, Jon Huertas, Kevin Ryan, Lanie Parish, Nathan Fillion, Recap, Review, Seamus Dever, Stana Katic, Tamala Jones, The Limey
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Bright Colours and Dueling Divas: J on Castle 4×18 “A Dance with Death”
It was nice to have Castle back after a three-week hiatus, especially because this season seems to be flying by. While I could have done with a slightly more engaging plot, I will let that slide given the big things … Continue reading
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Tagged 4x18, A Dance with Death, Alexis Castle, Beckett, Castle, J, Javier Esposito, Jon Huertas, Kevin Ryan, Lanie Parish, Martha Rodgers, Nathan Fillion, Recap, Review, Seamus Dever, Stana Katic, Susan Sullivan
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Never Take Advice from a Potential Mass Murderer: J on the Dos and Don’ts of Castle 4×16 “Linchpin”
Like last week, this review is mostly going to focus on characters and relationships because to be honest I wasn’t particularly interested in the whole double-agent, CIA, massive conspiracy, WWIII plot line. Of course, that’s kind of the norm for … Continue reading
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Tagged 4x16, Alexis Castle, Beckett, Castle, J, Javier Esposito, Jennifer Beals, Jon Huertas, Kevin Ryan, Linchpin, Molly Quinn, Nathan Fillion, Pandora, Review, Seamus Dever, Sophia Turner, Stana Katic
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A Tense (and Somewhat Confusing) Cliff-hanger: J on Castle 4×15 “Pandora”
Stana Katic, talking about the end of this week’s episode “Pandora”, joked that the creators of Castle are forcing Rick and Kate to face each of the elements to see if they survive. So far we’ve had fire (in 2×17/2×18 … Continue reading
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Tagged 4x15, Alexis Castle, Beckett, Castle, J, Javier Esposito, Jennifer Beals, Jon Huertas, Kevin Ryan, Lanie Parish, Martha Rodgers, Nathan Fillion, Pandora, Review, Seamus Dever, Sophia Turner, Stana Katic, two-parter
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J on the Explosive Bomb Girls Season Finale, 1×06 “Elements of Surprise”
Wow! The season finale of Bomb Girls was absolutely chock-full of drama, excitement, tension, and heartbreak. Secrets were revealed, loyalties questioned, and decisive steps taken that shook up the lives of our favourite Victory Munitions workers. By the end of … Continue reading
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Tagged 1x06, Ali Liebert, Betty McRae, Bob Corbett, Bomb Girls, Charlotte Hegele, Elements of Surprise, Gladys Witham, J, James Dunn, Kate Andrews, Leon, Lorna Corbett, Pearl Harbour, Review, Season Finale, Vera Burr
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Love’s Limits Are Tested in Bomb Girls 1×05: J Talks Hope and Heartbreak in “Armistice”
“Armistice”, the penultimate episode of Bomb Girls, is a riveting hour of TV. The stakes are certainly raised this week as we begin to see how far characters will go for love, whether it’s love of country, love of others, … Continue reading
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Tagged 1x05, Ali Liebert, Anastasia Phillips, Archie, Armistice, Betty McRae, Billy MacLellan, Bob Corbett, Bomb Girls, Charlotte Hegele, Gladys Witham, J, James Dunn, Jodi Balfour, Kate Andrews, Leon, Lorna Corbett, Marco Moretti, Meg Tilly, Peter Outerbridge, Review, Vera
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Bomb Girls 1×04 “Bringing Up Bombshell” Is that 1940s Feminism in the air?
As usual, I’m pretty much on the same page as J when it comes to our favourite shows on TV. That being said, this review is going to be strongly tied to J’s initial review of Wednesday’s “Bringing Up Bombshell”, … Continue reading
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Tagged Ali Liebert, Antonio Cupo, Betty McRae, Bomb Girls, Bringing Up Bombshell, Canadian, Charlotte Hegele, Feminism, Gladys Witham, Graham Abbey, Jim Codrington, Jodi Balfour, Kate Andrews, Leon, Lorna Corbett, Marco Moretti, Meg Tilly, Peter Outerbridge, Review, S, World War II
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