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Impossible Things
sometimes I've believed as many as six impossible things before breakfast. count them and see whats really possible.
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Prisoner’s Dilemma
I know I said I wasn’t really reviewing anything this month, but would you mind if I take a moment to discuss “Prisoner’s Dilemma”?
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2πR
“2πR” the first episode of Person of Interest in 2013 is Reese-lite with extra-Finch.
While I really did miss seeing Reese, it was great to focus on Finch’s ability to solve the problem of the week and help the latest victim. Plus, for viewers who aren’t keeping a close eye on the television schedule of returning shows, it might be best to keep the Reese centric storylines for another week, just in case viewers still recuperating from the holidays missed this week.
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Person of Interest
[Who are you?] I find it hard to answer that, even to myself.
I’ve fallen a little behind with my Person of Interest reviews, I apologize. Getting ready for the holiday has been time consuming but I finally have a moment and have caught up with this fantastic drama.
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H50: “Wahineʻinoloa” & “Haʻawe Make Loa”
[I took last week off so here is tonight’s review + a quick one for last week]
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And the Three Boys with Wood
Finally an episode in which Sophie did not seem overwhelming, and take away from the story more than she gave to it.
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Critical
LEON!
Ken Leung returns as Leon, the first number John received when Finch was taken. I loved him then, and I love him now.
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The High Road
When Reese moves into the suburbs with Ms Zoe Morgan, the suit comes off (literally).
New house. New car. New clothes. New John? Well maybe not a new John. He seemed to struggle with the sedentary life of living in the suburbs. His discomfort in his polo shirts is perfect. I’m glad to know our favorite vigilante will not be hanging up his suits anytime soon.
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Mohai
Well.
There was the first 59 minutes of the episode, where the actual case took place, which were good.
and then there was the last 1 minute which was perfect.
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And the Pre-Approved Credit Card
With Cedric the Entertainer playing Earl’s son and hopeful comedian Darius the Hilarious, there was no deficit of jokes and humor on tonight’s all new 2 Broke Girls.
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And the Pearl Necklace
I’m going to be honest, I actually had to watch this episode twice, because I was too distracted by baseball to fully focus on the new episode the first time through. However, even without the distraction, the second time viewing the episode was not that much better.
I found myself bored and disconnected as a whole. The episode just felt flat, and predictable. They need new characters or something, because there are only so many height and gay jokes they can make about Han before it feels old and tired. Sometimes its still funny but other times you just see him and know its coming and then its just a matter of can the quips live up to your expectation for the moment or not.
