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.

Madam Secretary

      I must say, this has made me the most annoyed during the lovely winter hiatus of television series. I forgot where we had left off. 

I must admit i forgot that jay got kicked out of his house and forgot that Henry had a weird parking structure issue with some dude holding a gun, only to end up trying to recruit him for this secret area of the CIA.

      The Hamilton dig was actually a pretty funny part. I did enjoy this.

      Very odd that the camera that was put on the new spy did not have any gps, isn't that easier to place and hide on someone/something rather than digital media?

      Great writing skill that I loved in this episode is the talk about big box store, and how getting a membership and chance to shop at one would be amazing. Elizabeth's comment about having a whole closet devoted to toilet paper was amazing, then to show that the writing team doesn't just throw things together, Henry goes to a closet to retrieve toilet paper. Pretty great, sadly a little small, but to us people who love the art, it was amazing.

      Found it very odd that since the way series are coming about these days, ABC still hasn't released it's newest Shondaland run show "Star-crossed," yet this episode spat nothing but the traditional Romeo & Juliet style of drama.

Chicago Justice

      According to the network, and the commercials they were airing, this was the true "series premiere."