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Spoiler-Free Review of “What We Do In The Shadows” FX Series Premiere: Fangtastically Funny

Happy Friday TV Fans! The wait is over and What We Do In The Shadows is finally here! The show is based on the film of the same name from 2014 and it is brought to us by Taika Waititi and Jemaine Clement. If you are not familiar with the movie, it is a mockumentary following a group of vampires living together in New Zealand. FX was awesome enough to actually play the movie the day before the series premiered, which gave me time to re-watch it and enjoy the campy horror fun. I mean, seriously there were so many bloody dishes to clean…

If you are a fan of the film, you will absolutely fall in love with the series as well, which now takes place in Staten Island, New York. Love that! Even if you have never seen the film before, you will enjoy the series, which is kind of like The Office if it followed vampires. In the series, we follow a different group of vampires, but it is set in the same universe as the movie, which means a crossover is not out of the question. Fingers crossed! The series introduces us to Nandor, Laszlo, Nadja, and their human familiar, Guillermo. However, my personal favorite was an energy sucking vampire named Colin, who can bore everyone to death with dull conversation starters, which is probably the funniest part of the show so far.

Overall, I thought that the series premiere had a lot of potential and provided us with some really funny moments, especially the grocery store scene, which was laugh out loud hilarious. Not all of the jokes landed for me, but I had the same issue with the film, so I think it comes down to comedy preference, which is not necessarily a bad thing. However, there is a void right now in horror comedies, as shows like Ash vs Evil Dead, Stan Against Evil, and Scream Queens have all been canceled. I still don’t get why, but that means that there is definitely room for What We Do In The Shadows to provide us with some much needed horror comedy. We will get 10 episodes of the first season and I’m looking forward to some bloody brilliant comedy for sure!

I hope you enjoyed the review and feel free to post your own thoughts on What We Do In The Shadows in the comments section below. Thanks so much for reading and happy viewing!

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Ranking the top 5 moments from “The Walking Dead” season 9 episode 15: “The Calm Before”

Happy Monday TV fans! After watching AMC’s The Walking Dead season 9 episode 15, I remembered that if you witness a happily ever after moment on TWD, it’s probably too good to be true and it means that something is coming. Something shocking, horrifying, and heartbreaking. While you may think you’re ready, it’s amazing how much a certain reveal can impact you. However, it’s important to keep going and to remember the good. There is always still a glimmer of hope remaining and sometimes it appears in the most unexpected places. Please note MAJOR SPOILERS are ahead if you have not gotten a chance to watch yet. In last night’s episode, “The Calm Before,” the fair is underway, as everyone tries to participate in the fun. Meanwhile, Daryl takes a group out and is surrounded by threats and Alpha is ready to make a deal, but not before proving just how ruthless she can be. My top 5 moments from The Walking Dead season 9 episode 15 are:

“Let the fair of new beginning begin!”

In the beginning of the episode, Ezekiel addresses the fair and tells everyone, “We’ve always been bound to each other…we always will be.” Ezekiel mentions sacrifice and specifically brings up Rick, Carl, and Jesus, while also having a replica of his tiger next to him, which was truly touching to see. Jerry’s title for the fair is shot down and we are welcomed into the fair of the new beginning. It looks like everyone is ready to join in on the fun and come together to celebrate, but we know that the Whisperers are still lurking around, waiting to make their next move. I’m not sure that anyone was truly ready for what was about to come next, however.

“I have just the thing.”

Carol is ready to go off after Henry, but with perfect timing, Daryl and the others return to The Kingdom. Carol tells Henry that he can never run away from her again and we also get to see Michonne reunited with her old friends. Everyone is very receptive to Michonne even though she has been gone for quite some time. Carol asks Judith if she remembers her and Judith explains that she has been drawing pictures of them since she was little. Tara breaks up the party; however, when she spots Lydia, recognizing the danger here. After some discussion, a pact is made between all four communities, as Ezekiel is more than eager to whip out the treaty he has been holding on to for all this time. Although, I kind of liked Tara’s idea to “spit and shake” on it or to have a blood oath. All of the communities have now come together, as Rick’s vision for the future is not completely lost, but can the communities still stay strong after tragedy?

“You guys are adorable.”

The fair is underway and it seems like love is in the air on TWD. Carol and Ezekiel get to meet Lydia and Ezekiel says, “Our son is taking a girl on a date to the movies tonight.” I guess it would be a step up from dining on bugs together. Henry’s annoying friends try to mess with Lydia and make her jealous, but Henry tells Lydia that he really likes her, which is genuine and somewhat sweet. We also get to see Enid and Alden confirm their relationship status, Rosita and Eugene have a heart-to-heart talk and we witness a kiss between Magna and Yumiko. However, perhaps the sweetest moment for me was when Daryl asks Connie to feed Dog while he is gone, which I thought was adorable. But why are we taking all this time during the episode before the season finale to devote to us shipping these characters together? While all of this was going on, I knew that it meant that something big was about to happen. Someone is definitely going to die and seeing them happy and together will only make us that much more heartbroken later. I almost wish I wasn’t right here, but we aren’t watching a Rom-Com.

“I don’t know if there’s a happy ending here.”

You’re absolutely right, Carol, as Daryl takes out the A team to investigate things further. Daryl is with Carol, Michonne, and Yumiko, but they are quickly surrounded by walkers and then come face to face with an overwhelmingly large group of the Whisperers. They fight valiantly, but they are outnumbered here. Daryl sees Beta again, who tells him, “You just had to give me the girl…now that deal is done.” After watching a lot of setup and Rom-Com moments, I thought that this was the major plot point before the storm hits in the season finale, but nothing could prepare me for what came next.

“I want to tell you a different story.”

So, we are now at my top moment and I want to remind you again that major spoilers are ahead. While the fair is going on, Alpha uses her freshly made skin mask to fit in and walk around. She ends up even conversing with Ezekiel and is quite convincing and later sits down next to Lydia at the movies, motioning for her to be quiet. We then go back to Alpha approaching Daryl and the others, as she tells Daryl to come with her. Alpha recognizes what it means to talk to someone leader-to-leader and she sees that within Daryl. Alpha shows Daryl a huge horde of walkers beyond the cliff and tells him that she has let his people live all this time. Daryl asks Alpha if she killed Lydia, but Alpha doesn’t directly answer this. She tells Daryl that she wants his people to stay on his side of the border and that he will know it when he sees it. Ominous, right? Alpha also tells Daryl that she doesn’t think he can protect her daughter, but she hopes that she is wrong, which reveals the tiniest sliver of humanity within Alpha. When we see Alpha crying after Lydia has told her to leave, Alpha kills the Whisperer who witnesses her displaying human emotion. Even if humanity exists within Alpha, she is not about to compromise her position as the leader.

Daryl heads off with Michonne, Carol, and Yumiko, and they stumble across Siddiq, who has clearly been taken or attacked. As they begin to approach the border, you can see stakes lined up from far away. The stakes are decorated with the decapitated re-animated heads of ten victims, but of course, we need to get a little bit closer and zoom in on each and every one of them, to truly feel the impact here. So who didn’t make it? Here is the complete list for your reference:

The Highwaymen’s Ozzy and Alek: I was just starting to like them too.

D.J. and Frankie: Former saviors that I almost forgot about. I’m still glad that you were able to at least try and protect members of the community.

Tammy Rose: I found it interesting that Tammy Rose was up here, only because we watch Alpha take a moment to look at her and the former Whisperer baby, which had me thinking that perhaps this selection wasn’t random? Either way, I feel really bad for her husband.

Rodney and Addy: I almost forgot about these characters, but they were Henry’s annoying friends and they did converse with Lydia, so is that why they are up here? I also think it’s important to note that Alpha is not above selecting children to die. Did she determine who was weak or was this just the luck of the draw?

Enid: So here come some of the bigger characters. We get a glimpse of Alden looking for Enid while he is performing and my heart sank. Enid has not really had too much screen time lately, but this was still awful to see.

Tara: I was not prepared to see Tara up here and I immediately started crying. I have a soft spot for Tara because she is goofy and just true to herself, reminding me a lot of myself sometimes. Tara was also the first LGBTQ character on the show and she has grown so much as a leader and a friend. In the comic series, it was Ezekiel up here, but a major leader from a community needs to go. I’m just really sad that it was my girl, Tara, who deserved better.

Henry: As much as I have complained that Henry is such a pointless and annoying character, he didn’t deserve this fate. However, Lydia kind of sealed this outcome for him by defying her mother. You really didn’t think that Alpha would let Lydia live and keep her new boo, right? What really got me here was Daryl trying to protect Carol from seeing this, as he repeats, “No, just look at me.” My heart truly went out to Carol in this moment.

Siddiq is left alive and explains that Alpha told him to talk about what happened, mostly to drive them apart and scare them, but Siddiq stands before everyone to tell them a different story to inspire them. Siddiq tells them about their friends and family coming together one last time to fight for their lives with honor. They became real heroes and Siddiq explains, “We have to keep going for them and for all of us…we need to honor them and remember these friends…our family, died as heroes. That’s the story that I want to tell you and for us to remember.” This moment was truly powerful and it proved that hope can still exist even in the worst of times. In the beginning of the episode, the couple traveling to the fair are murdered, but are carrying H necklaces, which represent Hilltop or Home, but they also represent hope. Daryl takes Lydia out to the spot where Henry died and she leaves one for him and I don’t think that she will ever forget what Henry did for her.

Overall, this episode initially gave us a lot of setup for what’s to come, but it also provided us with one of the most shocking moments of the entire series here. After the episode, I could not stop thinking about what happened and that image of all ten re-animated heads on the stakes, marking the border. It was beyond disturbing and so heart wrenching, but we know that no one is every really safe on this show. That doesn’t mean that it makes these moments any less tragic; however, as we connect so much with these characters and continue to root for them to prevail. Winter is coming in true GOT fashion, but our favorite characters will need to keep fighting. Will this tragedy inspire strength and community? Let’s hope so, but I also think we need Negan at this point. Maybe let him out of the cage already, Michonne? Stay tuned for the season finale!

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Ranking the top 5 moments from “Supernatural” season 14 episode 16: “Don’t Go in the Woods”

Happy Friday TV fans! After watching the CW’s Supernatural season 14 episode 16, I remembered that I will never go in the woods pretty much ever. I’m not a fan of camping or hiking as it is and I’ve seen enough scary movies to convince me to stay far away from the woods after dark and this episode continued to reinforce that fear. Please note major spoilers are ahead if you have not gotten a chance to watch yet. In last night’s episode, “Don’t Go in the Woods,” Sam and Dean investigate a case at Big Creek State Park in Iowa after a girl is brutally attacked by an “animal.” Meanwhile, Jack is given a mission of his own and meets up with Max and some of her friends. My top 5 moments from Supernatural season 14 episode 16 are:

“My mission is shopping.”

Sam and Dean decide that it may not be the best idea to have Jack tag along on their case right now since he has been going through quite a lot and they don’t really know if they can trust his powers just yet. However, Jack gets his own special mission, as Dean provides him with a very important shopping list for supplies, which includes beer, listed twice. I mean, it is pretty important, but I started to wonder what Jack would do for ID and it’s funny how this came up later on.

“The Ghostfacers are cool.”

So, I am a Supernatural fan for life and I love any excuse to mention the Ghostfacers. I was extremely excited to see a fun cameo from them in this episode. When Jack heads out on his important shopping mission, he runs into Max and some of her friends on the way. As a reminder, we saw Max and her friends in episode, “Lebanon,” earlier this season. One of Max’s friends is watching a video on his phone of the Ghostfacers and Jack says he has never heard of them. We get to see a quick clip of them saying, “Winchesters still suck ass though,” which is absolutely hilarious. I’d love to get another full Ghostfacer episode for sure and you can’t help loving their catchy theme song, which you can listen to here!

Max and her friends tell Jack that they know about the whole hunting thing and Jack tries to play it off by asking, “What’s a ghost?” Jack is relieved that they know about everything and it looks like he may get the chance to actually hang out with some kids his own age. Then again, he is only two…twenty…two.

“I can fix this.”

It initially seems like Jack is fitting in with his new group of friends, as he is extremely excited to invite them into the world of demons and monsters. Jack even shows off his abilities and is asked: “Dude, are you like a Jedi or something?” However, as this started, I began to worry that Jack was not in control of his powers and that the impact on his soul would prevent him from knowing where the line is. After Jack went a little bit crazy with the angel blade, one of the girls is accidentally stabbed. Jack is able to heal her, but his new friends tell him to stay away. Is Jack truly dangerous? I don’t think that Jack has bad intentions, but losing part of your soul and not understanding right from wrong is not something to be taken lightly, especially since Jack may be the most powerful being in the world right now.

“We hunt these things.”

As Sam and Dean investigate the case further, they realize that they may be dealing with a Kahunta. It means whistler and the Kahunta can certainly carry a creepy tune, which sort of reminded me of a darker version of Negan’s whistle from TWD. The sheriff in town seems to know a lot more than he is initially letting on and we find out that the Kahunta was actually made. It’s a curse and the being would always be starving unless he fed, but if he failed to, he would then be forced to feed on himself. The Kahunta is definitely not a looker and even has this burning type of ooze that drips from his mouth, which had my stomach turning. Sam and Dean work with the sheriff to stop him once and for all, but the sheriff tries to ask them why they don’t just tell people that monsters exist. Sam and Dean explain that knowing about monsters and fighting them are two different things and that people still ultimately die. I thought this moment was important and relevant, especially since it connected to what Jack is dealing with right now. Luckily, teamwork ends up panning out here and the Kahunta is taken out once and for all. “Gesundheit!”

“It was crappy of us not to tell you.”

After the encounter with the sheriff, Sam and Dean realize that they need to be honest with Jack about their concerns. Sam and Dean come clean with him and tell Jack that he deserves the truth. Jack says he understands and won’t use his powers without permission. However, Jack does not tell Sam and Dean about what happened, which is very concerning. Is Jack trying to protect himself or is there something else going on here? Either way, it’s not a good sign that he is keeping his family in the dark. Stay tuned! New episodes return April 4^th!

**Supernatural has announced that season 15 will be its last. 15 is a very lucky and significant number to me so although it is bitter sweet, I think it is the right call for the series to end after next season. Carry on my Wayward Son. SPN never really ends though, as it will continue to live on through its SPN family.

I hope you enjoyed the list and feel free to post your own thoughts and theories on Supernatural in the comments section below. Thanks so much for reading and happy viewing!

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Ranking the top 5 moments from “The Walking Dead” season 9 episode 14: “We Have To Protect The People We Love”

Happy Monday TV fans! After watching AMC’s The Walking Dead season 9 episode 14, I remembered that scars are not always on the outside. Sometimes the scars we can’t forget run past our flesh, screaming on the inside, refusing to be tamed. They are a constant reminder of something, but they can also be a badge of courage, pushing us forward and giving us strength. Please note spoilers are ahead if you have not gotten a chance to watch yet. In last night’s episode, “Scars,” we get an important glimpse into Michonne’s past and finally learn the truth about the “X” marks. Meanwhile, Lydia continues to make a great impression wherever she goes and Negan sheds some light on his unconventional friendship with Judith. My top 5 moments from The Walking Dead season 9 episode 14 are:

“What about her?”

Daryl arrives at Alexandria’s gates, looking for some help from Michonne, as Henry is badly injured. However, Lydia’s presence does not make things easy, as Michonne and the others do not trust outsiders. Daryl vouches for Lydia and says that she is with them, but can they really trust her? Michonne explains that she does trust Daryl and allows them to pass through, but she’s definitely keeping her guard up.

“Think about that.”

The gross ship between Henry and Lydia continues, as Lydia tells Henry that she will never forget what he did and starts touching his scar, explaining that she likes it. Michonne interrupts this stomach-turning love connection to have a talk with Lydia. She sits next to her on the stairs and says, “To save my people, I’ve had to risk others…it’s what I had to do.” Lydia listens intently, as Michonne further says, “If I could just walk away and take all the risk with me…think about that.” Michonne walks away without letting Lydia respond to this, but her message is pretty clear and to the point. Is Lydia strong enough to do the right thing here and walk away? Lydia cares about Henry, but she is constantly putting her new friends in danger by being with them.

“So now you’re curious.”

I love how Negan is now the constant voice of reason, as Michonne confronts him when Judith goes missing. Michonne wants to know more about their friendship and thinks that Negan is feeding Judith bullshit to earn her trust. However, Negan gently reminds Michonne that Judith can “smoke out the bullshit.” He tells Michonne that Judith likes hearing stories about her father and brother, as Negan tells her about some bad-ass moments featuring them, which brings her closer to her family. Negan says that he shoots it straight with Judith and Michonne asks him if he told her about what he did to Glenn and Abraham. Negan surprises her by saying that she has heard those stories too, but Michonne has heard enough and tells him, “You don’t get to talk to me about Carl…she is my daughter!”

Judith is Michonne’s daughter and Negan reminds her that she acts a lot like her mother sometimes, which is actually really great advice and ultimately points Michonne in the right direction so that she can find Judith before anything happens to her. Michonne has been trying to protect Judith’s innocence for so long, but perhaps it is time for her to start treating her like the strong young woman she is becoming.

“Children are capable of anything.”

During the episode, we flash back to Michonne’s past when she was pregnant with R.J. Michonne gets a blast from her past, as she crosses paths with her old friend, Jocelyn, played by True Blood’s Rutina Wesley. Michonne is so happy to see her and welcomes her, agreeing to help her save her group of children. Jocelyn explains that none of the adults in her group made it, but that children can be capable of anything, as she has become a den mother of sorts to them. However, everything is not as it seems, as Michonne discovers that they have raided their supplies and left Alexandria, taking Judith and some of the other kids with them.

Michonne and Daryl rush off after them and are caught, as we watch the horrifying act of the children branding both Michonne and Daryl with the “X” marks under Jocelyn’s instruction. Michonne manages to break free and refuses to leave her daughter behind, as she shows just how far a mother will go to protect her child. Michonne kills Jocelyn and tries to get through to the children, but they are too far gone to know what is right and wrong at this point. Michonne’s stomach is slashed by one of the children, which was horrifying to watch. I seriously could not believe that Jocelyn and the children could be this cruel and merciless, but we are living in different times now. Judith’s life is threatened and Michonne does what she must do to protect her daughter. She kills the children in her way and saves her daughter and she’s had to live with this choice for all this time. No wonder she does not trust anyone at this point.

“We have to protect the people we love and we will.”

Negan is not the only one to give Michonne some advice, as Daryl suggests that Michonne tells Judith about that day as well. After tracking Judith down and stopping the walkers in her way, Michonne tells Judith that she has to tell her something. Judith actually remembers that day and explains that she initially did not recognize her mother because she was covered in blood. She didn’t talk after it happened because she thought it made her mother sad, which furthers this loving bond between Michonne and Judith. Michonne chose to be Judith’s mother, but it has not been easy, especially since Rick is gone. However, Michonne does the best she can to protect her family, but she recognizes that it is time to finally confide in her daughter and tell her the truth. Michonne takes Judith to the spot she buried, which is where Michonne made the promise to never bury another child again. Judith understands where her mother is coming from and this is a really important moment for these two. Michonne agrees to help Judith track down Daryl and the others, as they approach the Kingdom together, but we learn that the Whisperers are lurking in the bushes, ready to inform Alpha about this place.

Overall, this episode provided us with some really important information and shocked us with horrible truths and realities. The dead have not been the main threat on this show for quite some time, as we witness how dangerous humanity can be. We don’t always see betrayal coming, but sometimes we have to take a risk and trust someone to protect the ones we love. I was impressed with the performances and even though it was more of a transition episode, I thought that it was necessary and important, revealing so much about Michonne’s character and reminding us that each decision can have a consequence, which makes leading extremely difficult. Is Michonne ready to take on Alpha? We’ll have to see, but it looks the Whisperers are done waiting in the shadows. Stay tuned!

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Ranking the top 5 moments from “Supernatural” season 14 episode 15: “Yeah I told him about the Cardigan”

Happy Friday TV fans! After watching the CW’s Supernatural season 14 episode 15, I learned that living in a picturesque town is not always as perfect as it may seem, but gee golly, I thought it was swell to see Sam Winchester in some glasses with a snazzy cardigan. Please note major spoilers are ahead if you have not gotten a chance to watch yet. In last night’s episode, “Peace of Mind,” Sam and Castiel team up to investigate a case in Arkansas, as Sam is in desperate need of a distraction. Meanwhile, Dean takes Jack on a field trip to go see our good pal, Donatello. My top 5 moments from Supernatural season 14 episode 15 are:

“I feel different now…not like before.”

After all of the chaos from last week’s episode, Jack seems to be coping well, but he recognizes that he doesn’t feel the same as before. Jack has his wings back and may now be the most powerful being in the world, but killing Michael must have taken a toll on his soul. Castiel is extremely worried about this, as Jack may not realize how important it is to maintain one’s soul. What will be unleashed as a result? We’ll have to wait and see, but the setup should not be ignored here.

“Like a ripe melon on the sun.”

Sam cannot sleep and wants to take on another case, but changes it up by going with Castiel. I have to say that I absolutely love this duo together, as Sam and Castiel investigate a mysterious death involving Conrad’s head exploding. They learn that Conrad was from the town of Charming Acres, which has a Pleasantville type feel or as Castiel comments, that he feels like they are “stepping into a Saturday Evening Post,” which Castiel finds very soothing before bedtime. Good to know! Sam and Castiel end up at Harrington’s diner and are urged to try one of their milk shakes. I mean, who doesn’t love a good milkshake? Castiel tries to strike up a conversation about the murder, but is a little bit too graphic with his description of a head exploding, as he hilariously tries to soften the blow by explaining it was “like a ripe melon on the sun.” Love the effort, Cass!

“WWWD aka What Would the Winchesters Do?”

After chatting about Dean’s love for bacon, Dean takes Jack on a field trip to figure out how much of his soul is gone. Jack is spending quite a bit of time with his new pet snake so perhaps a little time outside might be good for him. Dean takes Jack to Donatello, understanding that Donatello will probably be able to sense whether or not Jack has a soul. Donatello has a good talk with Jack and explains that he feels nothing and that “it’s an absence of pity, of empathy, of humanity.” Jack still doesn’t really know how he feels and Donatello gives him some advice, explaining that he thinks about what Mr. Rogers would do when he is in doubt, which is the best man he knows. Jack has no idea who Mr. Rogers is, but he does determine that Sam and Dean are the best men he knows, which is beyond touching. However, all is not completely right, as Jack takes his empathy to another level, disintegrating his snake with his mind so that he can be in heaven with his previous owner, as Castiel watches from afar with concern.

“He has beautiful hair.”

Castiel recognizes that something goes wrong in Charming Acres, as Sam now thinks he is Justin from the town. He completes his look with glasses, a cardigan, and his hair slicked back. Castiel doesn’t know if Sam is under a spell or mind control, but he tries his best to get through to him, but Sam tells him that he is Justin Smith and warns Castiel to watch his mouth. Sam tells his new wife to grab Castiel’s hat so he can leave, but Castiel hilariously explains that he doesn’t wear a hat. Luckily, the mind control is broken and the mayor of the town is forced to reside in his own happy place within his mind. I absolutely loved the interactions between Sam and Castiel here, which gave us some fun humor to break up the drama going on with Jack. More of this please!

“This is my home. This is our home.”

When Sam and Castiel return home, Sam is annoyed that Castiel told Dean about the cardigan, but I mean he really did pull it off well. Sam says that the happiness there wasn’t real and confides in Dean that he keeps seeing Maggie and the others, as the guilt and grief overwhelms him at home. Sam recognizes that he can’t keep running away; however, but will time really fix everything? Stay tuned!

I hope you enjoyed the list and feel free to post your own thoughts and theories on Supernatural in the comments section below. Thanks so much for reading and happy viewing!

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Ranking the top 5 moments from “The Passage” season 1 episodes 9 and 10: “You Taught Me Everything”

Happy Tuesday TV fans! After watching Fox’s The Passage two-part season 1 finale, we learned that “one world died and another was born.” But in this new world, everyone has to live with their choices and consequences. Will they rise up and continue to fight or will they give in to the darkness? Please note spoilers are ahead if you have not gotten a chance to watch yet.

In last night’s episodes, “Stay in the Light” and “Last Lesson,” we learn what happens next when the virals wake up, as the twelve are now complete. Meanwhile, Amy is faced with some impossible decisions, sacrifices are made, and a new future is upon us. My top 5 moments from The Passage season 1 episodes 9 and 10 are:

“It has to be me.”

During the episode, Dr. Sykes is still trapped and Clark and the others try to get her out and retrieve the antiviral, especially after Lila is infected. While Dr. Sykes is trying to stay calm, Shauna breaks in and these two come face to face with one another. Only Shauna doesn’t initially attack Dr. Sykes and taps into her mind to ask her why she had been nice to her. Dr. Sykes tells Shauna that “in another world we could have been friends.”

But is Shauna stalling or is there something more here? Before we can find out anything further, Brad shoots Shauna, causing her to flee and tries to help Dr. Sykes. Amy is faced with an impossible decision, as she decides to push the button that will destroy that section of Project Noah with Brad and Dr. Sykes still inside. Amy is prepared to make this sacrifice, proving to really be the bravest person in the world. They have less than two minutes to get out, but the virals show up to make things interesting.

Dr. Sykes knows what she must do and tells Brad to get the antiviral to Lila and the CDC, sacrificing herself to save as many lives as she can. Dr. Sykes has always put the needs of the many above her own and she stays true to her integrity in this heartbreaking moment.

“I have work to do.”

After the virals escape, Dr. Lear blames himself and contemplates taking his own life. However, Lacey shows up and changes his mind, reminding him that he still has work to do. Dr. Lear may have been the “author of this horror show,” but with Dr. Sykes gone, he could be the only one to stop it and potentially save the world. It’s a long shot, but Dr. Lear refuses to give up even when Fanning continues to appear to him in his mind. Even though the future looks bleak, it’s good to see Dr. Lear trying to make a difference and fix things with Lacey’s support.

“Maybe I could be that girl in the diner again.”

After the explosion, we learn that the virals are still alive, as they are finally free in the world. Clark and the others try to stop as many as possible, but Clark is severely injured and about to die. Shauna approaches him and he says, “I was wondering when you were going to show up.” Rather than rip him to shreds, Shauna taps into his mind and the two of them are lying on the hood of a car together, away from all of the chaos and noise. Shauna explains, “I thought this might be a nicer place to die.” Clark seems ready to accept his fate, but Shauna offers him a choice. Clark accepts and Shauna saves his life, but there is a price.

The two of them are now blood linked and 30 days later, Clark is bringing Shauna live bodies to consume. However, Shauna wants out of their deal, as Clark has been keeping Vegas as safe as possible, but she feels like he is starving her. All of the virals returned home when they escaped and their homes quickly became “hot spots.” Clark feels trapped in his circumstances, but he still shares a strong connection with Shauna, as he gives in and kisses her passionately, suggesting that this link is nowhere near severed.

It’s interesting to see that Shauna took a different approach, as Carter was unable to tame the beast within him. What made Shauna different and what will she do next? We’ll have to wait and see, but this dark seduction between her and Clark seems like it will continue.

“For me, this was the best time…we were a family.”

During the 30 days later portion, we learn that Amy is with Brad and Lila at a cabin. It seems like everything here is serene and untouched, as we witness Amy and Brad fishing together. Amy finally has a family, but everything is temporary. For those of us shipping Brad and Lila, they finally get the opportunity to reconcile and be together, but Lila recognizes that she has a duty to the world. Lila decides to leave and try and help others with Lacey, leaving Amy alone with Brad.

Brad teaches Amy how to use a bow and arrow and how to take care of herself. Brad recognizes that the threat is nowhere near over and he wants her to be prepared. In a heartwarming moment, we see Brad braiding Amy’s hair. Amy asks him how she looks and he says, “Like a bad-ass.” Brad reminds Amy that she is not like Fanning. He tells her that she has a good heart and that she is the bravest person he has ever met, which is truly touching. I wish I could freeze this moment in time for them, as Amy and Brad have a bond that is so real and beautiful. Only, we know that things are about to change and they change so quickly.

“Sometimes the right thing is the hardest thing in the world to do.”

Fanning continues to try and tap into Amy’s mind to manipulate her when she is at the cabin. After a neighbor is infected, Brad gets bitten and Amy is left with another impossible choice. Seriously, this poor girl has so much to deal with. The new friends they met tell Amy that they need to shoot Brad before he turns, but Amy refuses to let this happen. Amy unleashes the monster buried deep within her and kills them. She gives Brad the cure and leaves, which is beyond heartbreaking.

Amy says, “I don’t regret what I did. I only regret running away.” She recognizes that Brad taught her everything. She found a family because of him and she learned how to be ready. At the end of the season finale, we flash forward to 97 years later in the Palm Desert. Amy still has her bow and arrow and takes out a viral, explaining that the world has been taken over by them. However, humanity still exists in some places and Amy holds on to the hope that Brad is somehow still alive, which keeps her going and reminds her “not to panic.”

Overall, there was so much jam-packed into this two-part season finale, that I almost don’t know where to start. We know that Amy initially saw the future and saved Fanning from dying, but why did she do this? There are so many unanswered questions, but I appreciate how much the show tried to stay true to the book while also creating some unique differences and I really hope that the series gets picked up for another season because I am not ready to say goodbye to Amy just yet.

The performances were all incredible and I just wish we had more episodes right now. This show genuinely surprised me and it has the potential to continue to carve its way into one of my favorite series of all time. Let’s just hope we get to see what happens next!

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Ranking the top 5 moments from “The Walking Dead” season 9 episode 13: “I’ll Kill Him First”

Happy Monday TV fans! After watching AMC’s The Walking Dead season 9 episode 13, I realized that negotiations during the zombie apocalypse are not always that difficult. If at first you don’t succeed with offers of trade and safe passage, why not try again with a movie? Please note spoilers are ahead if you have not gotten a chance to watch yet. In last night’s episode, “Chokepoint,” Ezekiel and Carol receive a letter from the group with the mysterious symbol. Meanwhile, Daryl and Connie continue to make an amazing tag team, as Beta shows off just how dangerous he can be. My top 5 moments from The Walking Dead season 9 episode 13 are:

“There’s no way in hell I’m letting you run away with this one.”

After Daryl gets Henry and Lydia to temporary safety, Daryl tells Lydia to go back to the Whisperers, but Henry wants to keep running and thinks that he can fix everything. Daryl is worried about Hilltop, recognizing that Alpha will go after them first. Henry continues to think with his heart before his head and Daryl reminds him to think about his mother. I’m still excited to see Carol’s reaction to all of this, as I don’t think Lydia will get embraced by her with open arms.

“If they don’t listen, then kill them.”

Jerry and some of the others are robbed by the new group with the symbol and they give him a letter. Ezekiel and Carol read the letter, as we are introduced to the Highwaymen. Carol points out that they could have killed Jerry, but they sent a letter instead and it was grammatically correct, which suggests that these people are civilized. Never underestimate the power of good grammar! Ezekiel still wants to gather the troops just in case, but Carol continues to show off her impressive leadership skills, as she thinks that they should try talking to them first. Either way, I was excited that the group behind the symbol has already been revealed, as TWD can sometimes drag out story-lines.

“Because I care about you.”

Henry continues to be Henry in this episode, as Lydia tells him that coming after her was a stupid thing to do. Go Lydia! Lydia demands to know why Henry came after her and he tells her that he cares about her. Just as we are about to get another nauseating kiss between these two, Daryl interrupts and cock blocks Henry, which had me laughing uncontrollably. Sorry Henry, maybe next time.

“And Jerry would like his sword back.”

So, as we got to meet the Highwaymen, I almost felt like the channel changed to an old Western movie, complete with the music soundtrack and everything. The Highwaymen initially laugh at Ezekiel’s proposal to give them access to the Kingdom and the fair, but Carol sweetens the deal. Carol offers the Highwaymen the chance to see movies and they jump at the opportunity. But, let’s not forget that Jerry would like his sword back as well, which gave us some welcomed comic relief during the episode. The Highwaymen show up to help Tara and the others and accept this new job opportunity to keep the roads safe, but what else do we know about them? Are they friends or foes? We’ll have to wait and see, but so far I am liking this new group.

“I’ll kill him first.”

Daryl is sick of running, as Connie suggests that they get to higher ground and enter an abandoned building that she has used previously. There are some supplies and several areas have already been blocked off, which could give Daryl and the others an advantage. Lydia tells Daryl that Alpha will send Beta to take them out, but Daryl is not intimidated. Daryl and Connie continue to make a great tag team, as they eliminate the threats that come after them and I have to give a special honorable mention to Dog, who was not afraid to jump in the fight either. The fight between Daryl and Beta had me on the edge of my seat and it ended with Daryl pushing Beta down an elevator shaft. However, things are not always that simple, as we learn that Beta is still alive at the end of the episode. Something tells me that this guy is not that easy to kill, so Daryl Dixon better watch his back. Stay tuned!

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Ranking the top 5 moments from “Supernatural” season 14 episode 14: “Everything Means Something”

Happy Friday TV fans! After watching the CW’s Supernatural season 14 episode 14, I learned that volatile magic is not to be taken lightly. Even if the big bad is gone, there is always a consequence and it might be one the Winchester brothers never see coming. Please note major spoilers are ahead if you have not gotten a chance to watch yet. In last night’s episode, “Ouroboros,” Sam and Dean continue to try and track down a new threat with the assistance of Jack and Castiel. Rowena joins Team Winchester as well, but gets an uninvited guest who tries to break up the party. My top 5 moments from Supernatural season 14 episode 14 are:

“I’m on a first name basis with some psycho pen pal…”

During the episode, a new threat begins to leave corpses behind after he feasts on their organs. Gross. He uses venom to numb his victims before he starts his work and Sam and Dean have been trying to catch him for a little while now. We soon learn that the threat, Noah, has some kind of connection or interest in Dean, as he leaves behind a note for him with the victim’s body in the truck. Noah says he can see Dean, Sam, and Rowena, but he cannot detect Castiel or Jack for some reason, which means he cannot see angels. This gives Team Winchester the advantage, as they try to put a stop to him once and for all.

“I thought my performance was quite magnificent.”

It always is, Rowena, and it’s always wonderful to see our favorite witch on the show. Rowena tries to help the Winchester brothers defeat Noah and points out that there are other ways of doing things besides posing as the FBI, which is an excellent point. Rowena and Sam show up at the vet with their adorable dog, Jack, in order to get the anti-venom they need. This moment is a lot of fun for sure, but Rowena recognizes that something is not right with Jack and asks Sam what he did to him, feeling the volatile magic within. There are always consequences to everything and even Jack begins showing signs that he may be over abusing his powers.

“The hurt will remind you how much you loved them.”

In a touching moment, Castiel sits down with Jack to talk about everything and tries to explain that Sam and Dean are human and that they will eventually be gone and that they will need to carry on. He says that losing people is part of growing up, but Jack asks, “What’s the point?” Jack is still very naive and young in so many ways, but he has a big heart and he just wants to help the people he loves. Castiel really does a great job with the whole father-son speech, as he tells Jack that the point is that they were here and he got to know them. It may be awful, but it’s also part of living and this moment proves just how far Castiel has come from the beginning of the series. Castiel has shown so many signs of humanity, but we know that The Empty is still lingering around, waiting to take Castiel away once and for all. After all, happily ever after does not last very long on Supernatural.

“And you do care about them…so say yes.”

After Noah is defeated, Dean will not wake up and everyone begins to panic. Dean eventually wakes up screaming, as we find out that Michael is gone from his mind. Maggie and the others in the bunker are killed and Michael possesses Rowena. Castiel says that Rowena would have never said yes, but Michael plays on her own growing humanity, as he tells her that he will kill everyone she cares about if she doesn’t say yes. The choice is up to her, but Rowena ultimately does this to try and protect her friends, which proves that Rowena may not be a villain anymore after all. However, there is that pesky prophecy about Sam killing her in the end.

“I am a Winchester…you won’t hurt anyone ever again.”

Jack refuses to stand by and do nothing, as he uses his powers to kill Michael and free Rowena. Jack’s wings return and he says, “I’m me again,” but at what cost? Volatile magic is not something to be taken lightly and Jack may have just released an even bigger threat than Michael. Does this mean that Jack’s soul is gone? What other consequences will emerge? There are still so many unanswered questions, but I have to say that I am really happy that Michael is gone once and for all. I felt like this story-line was over a long time ago and was being dragged out, so it’s nice to see this threat eliminated, but this is also not the end that Billie predicted. Has Jack changed the course of fate? Stay tuned!

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Ranking the top 5 moments from “The Passage” season 1 episode 8: “You Can Do Anything You Want With Your Life”

Happy Tuesday TV fans! After watching Fox’s The Passage season 1 episode 8, Shauna reminded us that “you always have a choice,” but will you make the right one? After all, “things are gonna start to get scary.” So which path do you choose? Do you dive into the darkness or do you fight your way back toward the light? Please note spoilers are ahead if you have not gotten a chance to watch yet. In last night’s episode, “You Are Not That Girl Anymore,” we learn more about Clark’s connected past with Shauna and start to understand their relationship more. Meanwhile, Amy’s condition takes a turn for the worse, as Dr. Sykes and Lila work together to try and save her, and Lacey is on her way. My top 5 moments from The Passage season 1 episode 8 are:

“I don’t do riddles, dude. Just say what you mean.”

During the episode, Amy’s condition worsens, as she deals with Fanning in her mind. Fanning says, “The end is near, my dear,” but Amy is not buying it. Fanning tries to approach Amy as her friend, but Amy recognizes that this is a trap. However, temptation is still present, as Amy must make a very important decision that will determine her fate. Will she choose a path of darkness or light?

“She’s not your twelfth.”

In last week’s episode, Carter tried to warn Amy and I was unsure of his intentions. However, in this episode, Carter stands up to Fanning and tries to protect Amy, which proves that there is still some humanity left inside him. Carter recognizes that the monster is there, but is his humanity strong enough to conquer it? Fanning keeps explaining that they need twelve, but why? Will this make him invincible? There are still so many unanswered questions surrounding this, but it looks like we are about to find out more.

“You want to change the locks.”

Guilder makes the announcement that he is rebooting Project Noah and everyone is relieved of their duties. Dr. Sykes is still determined to find a way to save Amy. However, this becomes difficult when they are locked out, as Guilder turns over the security protocol to Martinez, who is actually Subject Two. Good job, Guilder. Clark does not give up, as they use Grey’s clearance to get inside. Dr. Sykes teams up with Lila and they try to stop the virus so Amy doesn’t turn. After several tests, it seems like they get a lucky break, as they determine that Amy’s cells will block Fanning’s virus with this antiviral. However, Grey continues to be Fanning’s lap dog, as he locks Sykes inside and attacks Lila before they can get the antiviral to Amy. Hopefully Lila will be OK, but Grey continues to be a pest, as Fanning uses him like a puppet.

“You are not that girl anymore.”

During the episode, we get an important glimpse into Clark and Shauna’s past together. Shauna tries to escape and Clark tracks her down and takes her to a diner. Shauna asks him to tell her something real and Clark opens up about previously wanting to be a writer. Shauna tells him that she would read his poems and it’s clear that there is an undeniable connection between these two. However, Clark’s men arrive and take Shauna back to Project Noah, as she feels hurt and betrayed, reminding Clark that “you always have a choice.”

In present day, Shauna continues to tap into Clark’s mind and tells him, “The only way you make it out alive is with me.” Clark initially seems to be really considering this, but ultimately decides to kiss Shauna, revealing that he did feel something for the lost girl from Vegas, but that she is no longer that girl and he will kill her. But will Shauna kill him first for his betrayal? We’ll have to stay tuned to find out.

“You can do anything you want with your life.”

Toward the end of the episode, Fanning presents Amy with a choice. She will ride her bike through a dark tunnel and all she needs to do is make it to the other side to accept her fate or she can stay in the tunnel and die. Amy is very conflicted about what to do, but Brad stays by her side in the cell, as her fever gets worse. Brad tells Amy, “You can break your promise to me. If you have to, you can let go. I love you no matter what.” These words are so real and inspiring; reminding us just how strong the bond is between these two. Amy is at a crossroads and ultimately makes the courageous decision to turn her bike around and ride past Fanning into the light. Amy wakes up, just as all of the cages around them open and Brad realizes that they have to get out of there quickly. So, here we go. The cages are open and the vampires are free, as Brad grabs Guilder and they barely make it into the elevator without a scrape. The last scene leaves us with Amy and her glowing eyes. I mean, talk about a cliffhanger!

We know that Amy did not get the antiviral in time, but she also didn’t accept Fanning’s offer. Amy didn’t die like Elizabeth; however, as it seems like her choice to accept the light has transformed her into something else. Is she now more powerful than Fanning? Will anyone be able to stop the vampires now that they are free? I can’t wait to find out, as we approach the season finale next week. Are you ready?

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Ranking the top 5 moments from “The Walking Dead” season 9 episode 12: “Crying Is Weak”

Happy Monday TV fans! After watching AMC’s The Walking Dead season 9 episode 12, I realized that it is possible for people to change, but it’s difficult to let our guard down and trust them again. Do we take the chance or do we continue to play it safe because of the potential consequences? Please note spoilers are ahead if you have not gotten a chance to watch yet. In last night’s episode, “Guardians,” we meet Beta and get a glimpse into life as a Whisperer. Meanwhile, Daryl and Connie show off some synchronized slaying, Eugene gives Gabriel some advice, and Michonne makes a big decision. My top 5 moments from The Walking Dead season 9 episode 12 are:

“You be a damn fool to let her go.”

So, I almost felt like Gabriel was auditioning for a role on Maury, as he reminded Eugene that he is not the father of Rosita’s baby, which makes things more than complicated. Rosita is upfront with Gabriel and leaves the choice up to him, but he is clearly very conflicted over what to do next. Eugene has strong feelings for Rosita as well and just wants her to be happy. He provides Gabriel with some advice and looks on, as Gabriel approaches Rosita and Siddiq toward the end, implying that they are all embracing this complicated situation together.

“You can’t keep a big dog locked up forever.”

Michonne approaches Negan and asks him why he came back to Alexandria. Michonne demands answers and Negan tells her that he has truly changed and that he can help her. Negan hears everything from his cell and he can be very useful, but Michonne is not buying it whatsoever at this point. However, Negan makes some very valid points that should be considered. He had the chance to run and he came back, but Michonne is very guarded, refusing to believe that Negan can become a productive member of society. Just let him out already!

“Crying is weak.”

Lydia was not joking when she said that you do not want to cross her mother, Alpha. In this episode, heads literally roll, as Alpha makes an example out of a couple who try to undermine her authority. Alpha shows no mercy and decapitates the woman right in front of everyone. Her husband, or boyfriend, begins crying and Alpha whispers, “Crying is weak,” right before she stabs him. Remember there’s no crying in the zombie apocalypse!

Alpha is proving to be a very formidable villain, but she clearly still has a weak spot for her daughter, Lydia. However, I think that the true beast within her will be unleashed if Lydia betrays her, which may make her almost unstoppable. She seems to focus a lot on being like an animal, which can be extremely dangerous, but it’s all about survival of the fittest now.

“People don’t really change. You did.”

Michonne confronts Judith about talking to Negan and tries to tell her, “He is not your friend.” Judith explains that Negan truly listens to her, but Michonne doesn’t want her anywhere near him. Judith proves to be wise beyond her years, as she reminds Michonne that he is still a human being. Michonne has a lot of feelings bottled up inside her and she begins to finally reflect on some of her decisions. She decides that she will ultimately help The Kingdom and recognizes that everyone has the right to “weigh the risks and choose.” It’s always a gamble to take a chance when there are so many threats, but Michonne’s talks with Negan and Judith clearly had an impact on her.

“Kill him…”

So, my own personal favorite moment was when Lydia punched Henry in the face. I almost fell out of my chair laughing. Henry winds up in a dangerous situation now, as he tells Alpha, “I came for her.” Alpha recognizes that she can use Henry to her advantage, but Beta also reminds her that her daughter may have feelings for him. Alpha puts this to the test and commands Lydia to kill Henry or Beta will kill them both. Lydia is shocked by this and is clearly very conflicted, but some hungry walkers break the tension and begin attacking the camp. Daryl uses this distraction to get Henry out of there, but Henry refuses to go without Lydia, as they all head off together. What will Alpha do now that her daughter has willingly left? Has Lydia truly switched sides? Stay tuned!

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