I wanted to touch on this season of shows just briefly.
This just hasn't done a lot to grab me. The first episode was a little overwhelming with how many concepts and characters they were trying to establish. It was good though, despite that it was a relatively solid premiere. Since then the series has totally dropped off my radar. The baddie-of-the-week premise is kind of lame and the overall story arc isn't very interesting. Some of the characters are good while others tip the scale towards the bad. Penguin is interesting, as is Bullock, Nygma is intriguing but doesn't get enough screen time. Young Bruce is on a slow boil and Catwoman is a highlight. Meanwhile I HATE Fish Mooney, I don't care about Falcone or Maroni, Gordon is boring and Barbara has been given a bi-sexual past for no real reason I can see. If it serves a purpose I can see doing it but it just seems meaningless and is rarely used for anything interesting. I haven't made this a priority to watch so I'm a little behind, maybe when I get caught up something will change, right now I'm on the fence.
Showing posts with label MAOS. Show all posts
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Saturday, November 8, 2014
This Season in Comic based TV
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Constantine,
DC,
first impression,
Gotham,
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Monday, April 14, 2014
Agents of SHIELD, Arrow and Random Thoughts
I haven't said much about Marvel Agent's of SHIELD, at least I don't remember saying much. After kind of a slow start things started to pick up with the episode TRACKS but mostly I want to talk about last weeks episode Turn, Turn, Turn which tied into the Captain America sequel.
First off I've enjoyed MAOS for the most part but good god it felt slow, Hulu, which is where I watch all my TV now, only has the last few episodes so I'm unable to go back and revisit the earlier episodes to see how my memory holds up but I don't remember most of the episodes. I remember the pilot because that was a really solid episode. Then there was something in South America, Peter MacNicol had a good cameo as a refugee Asgardian in a pretty solid episode following the Thor sequel. There was a rogue agent at some point... what I'm getting at is that there have been 13 episodes, up to TRACKS, and I remember maybe 6 of those. Graviton and Blizzard also come to mind and the big Coulson reveal. After TRACKS the pace picked up and there were some great stories that built on each other and made you want to come back. Since TRACKS I've been anticipating MAOS more than any other show (those shows being Arrow, Brooklyn Nine-Nine, Community and Parks and Rec). We've gotten the reveal and evolution of Deathlok, more follow up about Coulson, Lorelei and Sif cameo and some expansion of the characters.
First off I've enjoyed MAOS for the most part but good god it felt slow, Hulu, which is where I watch all my TV now, only has the last few episodes so I'm unable to go back and revisit the earlier episodes to see how my memory holds up but I don't remember most of the episodes. I remember the pilot because that was a really solid episode. Then there was something in South America, Peter MacNicol had a good cameo as a refugee Asgardian in a pretty solid episode following the Thor sequel. There was a rogue agent at some point... what I'm getting at is that there have been 13 episodes, up to TRACKS, and I remember maybe 6 of those. Graviton and Blizzard also come to mind and the big Coulson reveal. After TRACKS the pace picked up and there were some great stories that built on each other and made you want to come back. Since TRACKS I've been anticipating MAOS more than any other show (those shows being Arrow, Brooklyn Nine-Nine, Community and Parks and Rec). We've gotten the reveal and evolution of Deathlok, more follow up about Coulson, Lorelei and Sif cameo and some expansion of the characters.
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