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Dexter continues to investigate Trinity’s private life, to try and learn how Trinity, aka Arthur Mitchell, is able to exist in society despite his own dark passenger. We also learn, just as I had suspected, that Arthur has a personal tie to these particular kinds of murders – his sister was found dead in the bathtub when he was young, his mother killed herself by jumping off a building, and his father was murdered in an alley with a wound to the head. Deb also wants to be an eye witness to... Read Full Story

This entire episode is basically leading up to Clark and Lois making out at the end.  For reals, this time.  Not a dream or flash to the future, no attempt by Clark to erase it, it just happens.  In the middle of the Daily Planet.  If I worked there, I would be irritated.  Plus y’all know how I feel about Lois anyway, so I am less than thrilled about this. Realistically speaking, we’ve had something like five seasons to build up to this.  From the moment Lois was introduced, you knew that... Read Full Story

The lesbians Ray was donating his sperm to have vanished!  So Ray hires Johnathan to help him track them down.  Although I am relatively certain that Johnathan is not getting paid at all. Johnathan is apparently really good at picking locks, which is weird to me because we’ve never seen him do this before so how the hell did he become accomplished at it?  Also it turns out that the lesbians were actually selling Ray’s sperm to other lesbian couples, rather than using it for themselves as... Read Full Story

This episode picks up immediately after the end of the last one, with Deb being rushed off in an ambulance and Lundy laying dead in a parking lot.  I am Jack’s television induced sadness. At the hospital, Deb tells Anton that she slept with Lundy.  As much as I do adore Lundy, I feel bad for Anton.  I thought he was really good for Deb, plus I like their relationship and the way it evolved from him being a CI to Deb’s boyfriend. Also, La Guerta makes the decision to tell Matthews about... Read Full Story

Oliver’s downward spiral continues, and while at a club called Roulette, he meets a woman with a dragon tattoo who gives him a red pill, which he takes, and quickly passes out.  Which brings me to my first question of the episode – how does a pill work that quickly?  My limited biology knowledge tells me that any time you take something orally, it takes awhile to digest and get into your system.  Even the fastest acting pain killers still take 15 or so minutes, so I don’t buy that it took... Read Full Story

Remember how I thought the last episode was pretty tense?  Well, this one managed to ratchet it up a bit. This episode is Sierra centric, so we learn about her past and what got her into the Dollhouse.  Originally, Sierra was an Australian girl called Priya who sells paintings on Venice Beach.  She is commissioned to do a bigger work for this guy, Nolan, who is in love with her but she is absolutely uninterested. Nolan is a doctor who specializes in brain and psychological stuff, with... Read Full Story

Damon is still locked up in the basement, and we learn that Stefan took his ring so he can’t go in the sun.  Stefan explains that the idea is to starve Damon to…well, not death, but to the point where he is not a threat to anyone because he’ll be like a mummified vampire or something.  I can’t help but think that in all likelihood, Stefan would save himself a whole lot of trouble if he’d just toss Damon into the sun at this point. Mind you, as much as I talk about how Stefan should use... Read Full Story

This particular episode did little to actually show us more about Echo or the evolution of anyone else on the show.  It did, however, bring a lot of great lines and for me, the most anxiety inspiring show of the season. It starts out with a strange situation that I did not fully understand when I first saw it.  There’s this guy, moving around, arranging what appears to be mannequins.  Cept they turn out to be real people he’s just paralyzed – good times!  One of them, Aunt Sheila, is able... Read Full Story

A woman is found dead and thrown down a man hole.  Weird.  But I guess this is New York, anything can happen here. Castle is late to the crime scene because just as he’s waking up for the day, his literary agent shows up to tell him that he is maybe going to get the chance to write three books about a certain British Secret Agent.  Shut the front door! Heat Wave is also about to be released, so Castle is intermittently plugging the book release party for it.  As I mentioned previously... Read Full Story

Johnathan is enlisted to track down a woman who is blackmailing this guy who slept with her.  He’s married, and the woman is going to give their sex tape to his wife if he doesn’t start paying her weekly.  Or maybe it’s monthly.  I can’t remember.  Because during their meeting, he shows Johnathan a picture of the woman, who immediately comments that she has a beautiful body, and this really bothered me.  It stuck with me for the whole episode.  I think this is just another example of this... Read Full Story