Fringe (Fox, Friday 9 p.m.) — Hey “Fringe”: Did anyone tell you that all you have left is a short, 13-episode final season? Because you need to stop spinning your damn wheels and MOVE. What was that whole pocket-universe episode about? What was the damn point?
Walking Dead (AMC, Sunday 9 p.m.) — Just three more episodes until the fall finale, where it is my understanding that another fan-favorite will be introduced. Speaking of which, I stumbled upon a MAJOR bummer of spoiler about Daryl’s fate from the comic books, only to discover a few days later that Daryl wasn’t even in the comic books, so suck it made-up spoiler troll. Anyway, I think that Andrea may bang The Governor in this episode. As for the headline: It’s rhetorical. Please don’t answer that, book readers.
Boardwalk Empire (HBO, Sunday 9 p.m.) — There’s also only three episodes of Boardwalk Empire left until the season finale, and at this point, it could not get any worse for our old pal Nucky Thompson. If he was a smart man, he’d find a way to create alliances with Nelson Van Alden and Richard Harrow because it would mean more screen time for both, and they’re sorely underused this season. Also, did you know that Jack Huston used to date Cat Deeley? How weird is that?
Homeland (Showtime, Sunday 10 p.m.) — Speaking of weird real-life relationships, it’s also strange that Damien Lewis is married to Narcissa Malfoy. On the subject of Homeland, a season that went a little wobbly pulled its sh*t together last week with a phenomenal Mandy Patinkin centered episode.
Dexter (Showtime, Sunday 9 p.m.) — How quickly did this season go from promising to absolute crap?
Good Wife (CBS, Sunday 9 p.m.) — A quick shout-out to The Good Wife, for continuing to cast guest stars better than any other show on network television. Nathan Lane, Amanda Peete, and Maura Tierney have provided excellent recurring characters, and good old Judd Hirsch shows up on Sunday’s episode, as does Jenna Gavigan, who you may know as Evelyn from this season of Boardwalk Empire.
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what’s an GODO wife?
I thought maybe it was some super 1337 tag, but I was wrong.
Heads in jars demand something to scrub away the mental image.
Haha
Damn, I didn’t think Richard Harrow could get any cooler.
Perhaps he can persuade you to try a Guinness Black?
Those heads in jars aren’t nearly as fun and whimsical as they are on Futurama
“Absolute crap” is a little harsh. And the point of the Fringe episode was the Peter-Observer fight, the Walter monologue, and the pseudo-reintroduction of the feral bald kid. They sadly didn’t have as much fun with the pocket universe as I wish they would’ve (“Welcome to Westfield” is one of my favorite episodes ever, and this could’ve been a bit more like that).
As someone who read the graphic novels, its hard to predict what Andrea does in the tv show because in the books she is a cool character who gets more headshots then Raylan Givens on a good night and is generally someone you root for. Unlike the tv show version of her where she is never right and is the most annoying non-lori character.
Comic books. A graphic novel is a finite, done in one book. There’s nothing wrong with calling them comic books.
Other than that, yes. Andrea’s awesome in the books but awful in the show. It’s like they gathered up all the likeability of every character in the books and gave it all to Daryl.
Andrea is the worst on the show. I’d rather have Lori on the show, then Andrea. Which is a shame because she’s awesome in the comics. Maggie is pretty much what Andrea should have been.
Also, Boardwalk Empire needs more Chalky. Van Alden and Richard have been way underused this season, but Chalky has only been in 3 episodes and for one of those he just sat in chair.
Is there really anywhere else for his character to go? Yes, he’s a successful black man. And?
Seriously, I’m hoping Chalky’s appearance in Nucky’s office means that we’re going to see some more of him in the payback.
Chalky taking out Gyp? Fuck and yes.
Time to break out daddy’s tools.
Chalky has been seriously underused this season.
Agreed about Harrow.
Wait, what fan favorite character is supposed to show up?
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Lokks like it could be Glenn and Maggie now.
Hopefully not, her character needs to be better handled.
I was talking about Andrea.
Just rambling for badges here.