Mickey Jones, Jere Burns . Predictable, but still gripping, as one ongoing storyline reaches conclusion (?) making way for violent developments in others. The cliffhanger ending is especially effective. 9/10
Mickey Jones, Jere Burns . Predictable, but still gripping, as one ongoing storyline reaches conclusion (?) making way for violent developments in others. The cliffhanger ending is especially effective. 9/10
Review of: Justified, Mickey Jones, Natalie Zea
Stolen Money. Riveting. Incredible tension from start to finish. Superb. Not just a great one-off story, it’s a fascinating character study on the two leads (and their romance), plus it cleverly weaves other stories into the mix and never misses a beat, or drops the tension. Wow. 10/10
Review of: Justified, Natalie Zea, Timothy Olyphant
Storm. Finally back on track with a strong episode where lots happens. Many clever moments, and the reward of seeing different story strands begin to converge. (Really happy to see the Max storyline concluded. She reminded me of Nikki and Paulo on Lost.) 9/10
Review of: Dean Norris, Lost, Mike Vogel, Natalie Zea, Nikki and Paulo, Under The Dome
Natalie Zea . Mixture of intriguing mythology stuff, implausible/nonsensical revelations and a boring story-of-the-week (about a character called Ted Utley that we’ve never met before, and therefore don’t care about).
First off, the storyline with the three kids and the mini-dome is fascinating. Partly because of the way they seem to be in opposition to Julia and Dodee. That’s good. Lots of story potential there…
However… the revelation that Maxine has been there the whole time is hard to swallow. Partly because we never saw her, and partly because she’s the exact character needed to tie Jim and Barbie together?! Too convenient. I was also bugged by the fact that most of her dialogue was clunky exposition. Very clunky exposition.
Finally, what the hell was Junior talking about? Surely that can’t be the reason he locked Angie up? I thought they were going to explain everything. But the painting reveal was a load of bunk. BUNK! Sigh.
Very weak episode saved by the mini-dome stuff. 7/10
Review of: Britt Robertson, Colin Ford, Mackenzie Lintz, Natalie Zea, Under The Dome