Grey's Anatomy "Out of Nowhere"

      " There are some disasters you just don't see coming... no matter how carefully you plan. The little surprise that changes everything. In surgery, we call it a complication. In life, it's a catastrophe."

Is it bad to say that I actually like that we found out Jo's real name is Brooke. Such a better name... just saying.

"In surgery we call it a complication... a disruption, a glitch... a nasty surprise. It calls for extreme measures. You have to react quickly. Try to catch up. Because it came out of no where. And it can take everything away."

Grey's Anatomy "Who Lives, Who Dies, Who Tells Your Story"

      "Surgeons are scientists, trained to believe only in that which we can see and touch. but that training doesn't always take."

300 Episodes, wow.... I've watched every single episode since it wasn't even sure it would get a second season. On a different note, i don't care if "we're both bad, and we know it..." but i'm fine with that if i get DeLuca

      "Scientists or not, most of us who have been at this a while, are forced to acknowledge the mysteries of life. We are forced to acknowledge that certain kind of magic exist. And that history and memory and the ghosts of our pasts are sometimes just as tangible as anything we can hold in our hands."

Grey's Anatomy "Come On Down to My Boat, Baby

      "Surgeons don't wear capes or amour. We don't carry guns. and no one throws us a parade. But we do fight like hell to save your life. And we're also holding a knife in our hands... knowing we might be the one to end your life."

Meredith gets nominated for a Harper Avery

      "Bravery isn't always about running into fire. Sometimes its about facing the past. And on the hardest days, its about facing the future."

Danger Zone ep 14.05

      "As surgeon, we rely on cycles, heartbeats, cell regeneration circadian rhythms. We know something is wrong when the cycle is broken. Our duty is to fix it. To force the cogs back in line. But that break can also be useful, like a warning shot." ~ Owen Hunt

Damn it, just when i was starting to really like and have a crush on Riggs, he's gone

"When we come to depend on a cycle, the thought of it breaking is scary. even the cycles that cause us harm. But sometimes when we break the cycle, we find something better. Something unexpected, something we never dared to dream was possible. We find freedom. We find peace." ~ Owen Hunt

Grey's Anatomy "Ain't That a Kick in the Head" 14.04

      "There are 100 billion neurons in the human brain, making and remaking connections. It's helping us with math,  remembering our keys, our dads voice, working hard all the time. So when the brain is faulty; its a big re-wiring job. And there's no margin for error. When your going into surgery, you worry you won't wake up. But with brain surgery, you worry you will wake up... but you won't be there when you do." ~ Amelia Shepherd
      Wowser, hit close to home

      "The trouble with crossed wires is you don't know they happened until its to late. So we have to very careful with our connections. They take time, care, and attention. They take vigilance and single-mindedness. We reconnect everything we can, as carefully as we can. And then we just have to pray to god, that we got it right." ~ Amelia Shepherd

Inhumans "Divide & Conquer" 1.03

      Okay, so I am going to keep watching this show until the end because i am a huge comic book nerd. However, I am seeing why it didn't make it to the big screen, because I don't think that peoiple would be able to relate to it enough. It is a whole differnt unierise in and of it self. I did like the reference when blackbolt was in the same cell with that one dude who was trying to get him to talk. Was I the only one who noticed the reference to "Fantastic Four's" 'The Thing?'
      Mortis on the other hand is not funny to me in the least, but actually a little annoying and childish in his humor.
      On a very different note, let's not pretend about the eye candy from one of the dudes's, Rino, who was part of that cannabis form of drug laundering and what not. Supper break, do they really still use and throw around that term in Hawaii?

Grey's Antatomy "Go Big or Go Home" 14.03

      "I'm going to tell you a secret; doctors are not gods. We like you to think we have all the answers, you have to trust us enough to let us cut open your flesh and poke around at your insides, so its helpful if you think we have it all together. It's helpful if you don't know that just like you were anxious, we're insecure, we're angry. You have to let us come at you with a scalpel. So its helpful if you don't know, just like you, we're wrecks." ~ Meredith Grey
      That was a very interesting episode. Packing a lot of thing into so small of a punch. Never would have thought that the second episode of the season. (or i guess technically the the third episode); but that Amelia drop was crazy business. However this does seem to pave a way for lots of new story lines.
      "So how do we do it? How do we save lives, when ours maybe falling apart, well for one thing we never perform surgery without an assist. We look at the case, we gather the team... and accept we don't have to go it alone." ~ Meredith Grey

The Good Doctor 1.02

      Wow for a second episode of The Good Doctor, that was pretty good, and I did enjoy it. I must say most of the medical issues were not exactly new; but done from a very different angle.

Inhumans Ep 1.01 &1.02

      I will so get back to this, because I need time to get my notes in order. I will however say that I am wondering very much how the original plan for this to be a movie was going to play out. Just he first 2 episodes played out as a 2 hour premier was not enough to cover anything in those 85 minutes. I wonder how was the 2 hours and some odd minutes going to do it. So, I am a bit intrigued and will be following the show to its end.
      On a very different note, and something I know everyone has been watching will think is, which dude do you choose? They both are so freaking handsome. Blackbolt is a very sexy man, even though he doesn't say word. Maximus, is looking amazing all the time, and those eyes. My gods, those eyes, if they can capture it for the camera, how gorgeous they must look in person.

Grey's Anatomy: S.14 ep. 1&2

      This was a great Grey's Anatomy episode. I am so happy that the show is back. It is also amazing that in a great way to kick off the fact that it has been here for 14 years, why not go back to the beginning and actually film in the same place that they started with the pilot, Seattle Washington, the same place it is supposed to take place.
      I must say, I was extremely excited when I saw on the credits that Kim Raver would be back on the show. Although, that said, I wasn't exactly to happy with how she treated and talked to Meredith. However handling Amelia the way she did, was perfectly natural and needed. I hope that her story arc and time on the show lasts a bit longer. Seeing Teddy back in the mix would help bring back a dynamic that I have missed.
      It was amazing of course to hear DeLuca start fighting with his sister in Italian, about the moves she was putting on his housemate and one of this bosses, Arizona. Of course any scene with DeLuca in it is just pure amazing magic; but to hear him speak his actual native tongue of Italian, was just pure sex walking
     Meredith getting back into the swing of things and starting work on Owen's sister, whom we thought was dead and gone for years was pretty awesome. Bad things always happen on those missions to the Middle East for us American's it seems. Now a whole new story can begin with her being a part of the show for a little while; after all, we might see Owen and Riggs finally get along.
      It was pretty interesting and ingenious to know that Megan Hunt would be part of this season's story; because after all that is one of the best parts of having a tv show, plenty of time to hone a story. I loved the tie in of all the cast to this one story though; that was a great part of the 2 hour season premiere.
      Maggie Pierce having her say to Riggs, Hunt, & Teddy was also a very great and needed scene. Although I do wish she was on camera a lot more for this 2 hours. I'm sure we will get a better story line for her, but at least it did happen.

SEAL Team

      I must say that I am very disappointed. I was looking very much forward to seeing David Boreanaz on network television again, after all he was one of the first dude's I got feelings for in my nether regions.
      Anyways, the first episode was a complete disappointment because it pretty much seemed to rip off and if there is such a thing as called "Television Plagiarism," this show and CBS did it. The Pilot episode titled, "Tip of the Spear," is a complete and total rip off of "Flashpoint's" 5.11 episode titled "Fit for Duty." From the very beginning, doing a therapist talking to a member of the team, and when discussing doing the flashback scenes. That is just utterly disgraceful, not to mention lets continue with our next scene of the the team training for real world scenarios; that is also seeming to be pulled from seasons of "Flashpoint."

The Good Doctor 1.01

The Good Doctor it seems to be a very great show, however it is very hard to watch, if one has consumed to much of any substance. One should be in complete and total control. With all the diagram's and illustrations, taken from what seems Grey's Anatomy itself is hard to follow.

I speak from experience, I had a few glasses of wine before started watching it. (I had been watching AHS: Cult, it is much needed with Mr. Murphy's latest anthology of the series.

the politcal level was pretty on point, and does speak to the horrible degree of discrimination that seems to still be happening way to much in free country.

What I see and what i get from this show is probably a modern day Da Vinci. Brilliance is never understood in the moment. It seems to take time and processing.

Blacklist: Redemption

      Okay let me be honest right off the bat, I never have seen a single episode of "The Blacklist." I was, however, game for the "The Blacklist Redemption" because Famke Jensen was going to be one of the main cast members. I have been watching it since its premiere, and it is really good and very interesting.
      Scottie is a very dynamic character, especially giving all the things we are possibly finding out about her. She may be a sleeper cell crazy person, meant to take over her husband's company like she has; and possibly could be the reason for his "death." Of course, he isn't actually really dead, but only Tom (Ryan Eggold) knows that Scottie thinks that her husband is dead, and the company is all hers to rule. We also have found out that Tom is actually Scottie's son; who she has been looking for since he went missing when he was five years old. This is just some crazy shit going on here, but of course, the icing on the cake is the fact that she has a gigolo. I mean come on, we all know that if we had as much power, money, and stress as Scottie, there would for sure be a playboy involved (also must have the NDA). I mean that part of the story is quite intriguing to me, and I wouldn't mind haveing that duder on my payroll.
      Tom (Ryan Eggold) is also a great character and let me just say it, I wouldn't ever kick him out of bed. He has grown and gotten better with age. Wow, that sounds a little bad. I'm not saying he is aging a lot or anything like that, I just meant from his 90210 reboot days. Tom's character is just very interesting how he has to pretty much be a double agent, but at the same time, we must wonder about  Socttie's"late" husband, who could be in fact a little crazy. Tom know's he is her son, and she claims to have suffered all these years and only been looking for him throughout it all. However, we would begin to think if it is all true, and any given person that find out that information it would for sure bring up some mental turmoil and torture. Any bad ass dude that can carry a gun, play the con approach, and kick some ass is always one to watch. So yes, my main two reasons for watching the show, but they have gained me as an audience member.
     The rest of the team is of course, all needed in terms of secrecy and bond like times. I really cater to watching the badass antics and wit that comes along with it, from Nez Rowan(Tawny Cypress). She seems to be a different take on a character that is pretty brutal and cut throat, seeing as how she is just a woman. If it came time for it though, I would pick her first to be on my team. Dumont is a great computer and tech wiz, one we must always have in these times, no matter what. Great dude who seems to know how to do the tech logistics and programming. Matias Solomon (Edi Gathegi) is the character that I can't seem to make a final decision and opion on at the moment. Of course everytime I see him on the screen my brain keeps screaming "Twilight" and "X-MEN." I guess maybe it would be a little different had I watched The Blacklist before just jumping onto a show based on one actress alone. Whatever, it is what it is, Famke is one of my girls and I followed her like the good little puppy I am.

The Catch

      Okay when I heard that the show had been changed up a little for this season, I was weary about that choice ABC made. However, after seeing it, I am officially out, as well as know that the ratings will plummet and there won't be a season 3. This is the third time that ABC has tweaked show, and that is just pure suicide. You may think that it will make it on TGIT; but sorry folks, that isn't going to work, people will bow out.

      We have the main cast members of Ben (Peter Krause) and Alice Vaughan (Mirelle Enos) who are the whole reason behind the name of the show. They fell in love, he cleaned her out and is actually a con-man; she is in fact, a private investigator with her own firm AndersonVaughan that he is partners with Valarie Anderson (Rose Rollins). Valarie wasn't really used as much as she should have been during the first season, but there was actually a tease that she could be falling for the FBI investigator after Ben. Ben was working with a friend Margot (Sonya Walger), whose family was a huge time con artist group mainly in the U.K. At the end of the season, Margot's brother and mother are in town now trying to infiltrate the United States.

     Fast forward to this current season, and things are all wonky. Valaries is now basically in a relationship with this FBI agent, Ben is in jail, Margot has taken over the family firm, her brother is off on his own, and her mother, the mob-like boss is in jail. Now it has gone from the smart and thriller like writing of the first season to being a cheesy, to cutesy show, with after school special moments happening left and right. Not to mention to add to the comedy, lets through in some dialogue that is resque to make it less serous, but to add some icing to the cake lets just throw the blurry image box up to cover up nudity.

      The first draft of it had a few different players in the game, and the audience didn't even see this rendition. When we had it last season, it was very good, holding and captivating the audience. We had the handsome muscle and brawn of the team with Agent Shawn (Caleb Smith -yes please), who did throw a bit of a wrench in the cute dynamic of  Danny (Jay Hayden who is also very cute) and Sophie (Elvy Yost). It made sense back then because when someone has a crush on someone it's just fun to watch unfold. Then you add a very handsome and strong dude, out of the military exuding every cliche of the hero that Agent Shawn had; then, of course, Danny was jealous that Sophie's attention was shifted onto Shawn. This season, Agent Shawn is not seen at all; Danny and Sophie seem like an item, oh and Danny is now all brute like and carries a gun to fight with now. Are there any more changes that can be added to make it seem less serious and more Austin Powers, probably.

       AndersonVaughan has no computer or staff since the ending of the last season, so let's just skip over that part for a little bit. Margot now being the head of her family mafia is also a cut-throat killer, but of course, has her assistant who also pleasures her in bed all the time. Did I forget to mention that the assistant that is her sex toy, also used to be her mother's right-hand man/sex toy. Let's end it on the most ironic note of them all. The cheese factor is still fair game when Margot is with her assistant, sex toy, right-hand man, whatever you want to call him; then he gets shot in the head. Being a mafia, con artist, type person, Margot should have leaped up and taken action, instead, she turns and looks at the window the shot came through, with no fear what so ever. Lastly, where else would she go once this unforeseen circumstance happens, to ask for help, to AndersonVaughan; who also happens to get all their computers and files back.

CM: Beyond Borders

      When the hell did Gary go all salt & pepper on us?

Designated Survivor

      After a long winter break, we finally get to see who was shot, and it was for sure not the person I thought it was going to be at all.

This Is Us

      Wow so a lot has happened that is for sure. A great part of course was the Blue Hawaiian, the girls thought it was a type of drink. We were informed that it was actually the type of "kush" that he preferred.

The Flash

      Wally was being such a little ass, although the proposal was sort of a personal gain type of situation

Supergirl

      Supergirl has been very good, shuffling us around with the fact that Alex has a girlfriend now, there is a fun bar involved as a hang out all the time, and of course Kara & Mon-El now starting a relationship. Chris wood's character has been a fun and welcome addition to the team, as well as bringing in Dean Cain to fulfill a new spot in this universe of Superman. Winn and James teaming up together to create The Guardian is a fun new spin, to show a new superhero; but not the same exact formula. The DEO is still going strong under J'onn and their fight to keep Earth, mainly National City, free of disaster. Of course, the Luther's are involved as Lillian Luther is the head of Catamus, the organization set out to rid the world of aliens. Lena Luthor is now in charge of Lex Corp, now known as L-Corp since the rebranding being done, seeing as how she would have to get rid of the horrible baggage that came with the name of her brother.

      The episode "Mr. & Mrs. Mxyzptlk," was a fun way to bring bout this disaster of a being. Normally seen as a small alien, full of tricks and making nothing but disaster; it was very nice to have a similar background story, but different portrayal. Peter Gordiot's rendition was very fun and of course welcome. I mean who cannot be impressed and a little smitten with a character that is cute and of course has an amazing British accent. (*what can I say, my kryptonite is any dude from the U.K.) 

      One thing that I couldn't get out of my head during this episode was the way his powers were used. With CW now in talks to revive/reboot my longtime and most favorite show of all time Charmed; I couldn't get the thought of how orbs could be used. I mean its amazing the way powers were on television 10-15 years ago, but with new technology and graphics getting better; I kept thinking about orbing.

      Wow, now let me just be honest in a few ways. First off, thank you very much for Mon-El (Chris Wood) in tank-top & boxers, that was an amazing delight. (who decided on him being in boxer's instead of boxer-briefs, I want their number. I have some beef with them now.)

Shades of Blue

      Well Jennifer Lopez's show started off right where it left off during it's amazing and first season finale; Her character Harlee Santos killed her ex-husband and baby daddy.