FOX TVLookFall2019
FOX has released their fall season premiere dates.
FOX's season starts with the 71th Primetime Emmy Awards on Sunday, September 22nd at 8pmet/ 5pm pt.
Here are the dates/times for the premieres all times ET except where otherwise noted.
Monday, September 23rd
8PM 9-1-1 (Season Premiere)
9PM Prodigal Son (Series Premiere)
Tuesday, September 24th
8PM The Resident (Season Premiere)
9PM Empire (Season Premiere)
Wednesday,September 25th
8PM The Masked Singer (Two Hour Season Premiere)
Thursday, September 26th
7:30PM /4:30PT Thursday Night Football
Sunday, September 29th
8PM The Simpsons (Season Premiere)
8:30 Bless the Harts (Series Premiere
9PM Bob's Burgers (Season Premiere)
9:30PM Family Guy (Season Premiere)
Wednesday, October 2nd
8PM The Masked Singer (Time Period Premiere)
9PM Almost Family (Series Premiere)
Friday, October 4th
8PM WWE's Smackdown Live (FOX Premiere)
Press Release after the jump
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Monday, June 24, 2019
Sunday, June 23, 2019
Weekendering : The Weekenders Season 1: Dead Ringer/ Carver The Terrible
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If you missed our last post about "The Weekenders" click here to read about episode 7.
As mentioned before "The Weekenders" has four seasons, but only 39 episodes. Seasons 2 and 3 had 13 episodes, while season 4 had 5 and that means season 1 had 8. So, this is the finale episode pairing for season 1.
Episode 8A : Dead Ringer
Another episode with an event going on and this time it's an all school picnic. Tino doesn't want to play a sport because he doesn't want to embarrass himself. His normal choice is usually chess but this year he can't do it because of rabbits. That means he has to sign up for a sport. Good thing he has until Sunday to figure out which one.
He still worries about it. His friends help him figure out a sport starting with golf (nope) , badminton (bad admit it) , Tetherball (nope) and 8 other sports. Lor has apparently 14 brothers I think. (Fun running gag) They are now trying team sports but Tino fails at that too. Now they figure out his calling might be horseshoes.
When he practices horseshoes he doesn't do to well. He does get better but, he finds out that they are using metals ones because of course. After a while he does seem to get a hang of it but doesn't win but it seemed he had fun.
That was a fun episode. I like how Tino ended up following his mother's advice about just having fun without even thinking about it. We get a little more about Tino's characterization. I liked it 9/10.
More after the Jump
If you missed our last post about "The Weekenders" click here to read about episode 7.
As mentioned before "The Weekenders" has four seasons, but only 39 episodes. Seasons 2 and 3 had 13 episodes, while season 4 had 5 and that means season 1 had 8. So, this is the finale episode pairing for season 1.
Episode 8A : Dead Ringer
Another episode with an event going on and this time it's an all school picnic. Tino doesn't want to play a sport because he doesn't want to embarrass himself. His normal choice is usually chess but this year he can't do it because of rabbits. That means he has to sign up for a sport. Good thing he has until Sunday to figure out which one.
He still worries about it. His friends help him figure out a sport starting with golf (nope) , badminton (bad admit it) , Tetherball (nope) and 8 other sports. Lor has apparently 14 brothers I think. (Fun running gag) They are now trying team sports but Tino fails at that too. Now they figure out his calling might be horseshoes.
When he practices horseshoes he doesn't do to well. He does get better but, he finds out that they are using metals ones because of course. After a while he does seem to get a hang of it but doesn't win but it seemed he had fun.
That was a fun episode. I like how Tino ended up following his mother's advice about just having fun without even thinking about it. We get a little more about Tino's characterization. I liked it 9/10.
More after the Jump
Saturday, June 22, 2019
Weekendering : The Weekenders : Season 1: Party Planning/ Pudding Ball
The Weekenders Disney
Our Look through the first season of the Weekenders continues with a look at Disney's "The Weekenders". If you missed out Look at episode 6, Read here, now we look at episode 7.
Episode 7A : Party Planning
In this episode Tino gets a party invitation and he's not happy about it , it seems. It's a boy-girl party without a clown meaning there's dancing. Carver gets one too they both freak out because they don't know what to do at that kind of party. Lor and Tish offer to help them since they are girls and all.
Tish and Lor teach the boys how to handle the party all of that Saturday and little bit of the that Sunday. Then Tino turns the tables and he and Carver teach Lor and Tish how to act around boys. All of this might be a bad idea. Of course, Tino's Mom tells him to be himself but she expands on that normal line by saying that not every girl will like him being himself but there will be ones that will. (Tino's right we might a map for sentence) The four of them decide to act normal. (yay)
The one thing they hinted at the beginning what they called LGS (Lateral Gravity Syndrome) where the boys and girls separate at a party happens anyway.
Almost as if all that all went through in this episode was a waste of time! But really, the training parts were fun to watch and yes, they had Tino's Mom do the job again of being the clarity before any of them did anything stupid but that's alright. It did have a good message , yes the simple message of be yourself which even this show has done alot this season. It's 7/10 from me.
More after the Jump
Our Look through the first season of the Weekenders continues with a look at Disney's "The Weekenders". If you missed out Look at episode 6, Read here, now we look at episode 7.
Episode 7A : Party Planning
In this episode Tino gets a party invitation and he's not happy about it , it seems. It's a boy-girl party without a clown meaning there's dancing. Carver gets one too they both freak out because they don't know what to do at that kind of party. Lor and Tish offer to help them since they are girls and all.
Tish and Lor teach the boys how to handle the party all of that Saturday and little bit of the that Sunday. Then Tino turns the tables and he and Carver teach Lor and Tish how to act around boys. All of this might be a bad idea. Of course, Tino's Mom tells him to be himself but she expands on that normal line by saying that not every girl will like him being himself but there will be ones that will. (Tino's right we might a map for sentence) The four of them decide to act normal. (yay)
The one thing they hinted at the beginning what they called LGS (Lateral Gravity Syndrome) where the boys and girls separate at a party happens anyway.
Almost as if all that all went through in this episode was a waste of time! But really, the training parts were fun to watch and yes, they had Tino's Mom do the job again of being the clarity before any of them did anything stupid but that's alright. It did have a good message , yes the simple message of be yourself which even this show has done alot this season. It's 7/10 from me.
More after the Jump
Wednesday, June 19, 2019
Scooby Doo 50: Scooby Doo on Zombie Island
Scooby Doo 50
While by 1998 "Scooby Doo " wasn't in a TV series since the end of "A Pup Named Scooby Doo" ended in 1991 and the television specials and movies kind of dried up there was a new channel to go through: the direct to video market. Though, because of Scooby Doo's rerun popularity on Cartoon Network they did end up airing the DTV movies. The first of the direct to video and certainly not the last was "Scooby Doo on Zombie Island".
This movie was marked as a darker and "the monsters are real" though it is not the first time "Scooby Doo" has has real monsters and ghosts. This isn't even the first Scooby Doo media I've talked about where at least Scooby and Shaggy have met real ghosts and monsters I will this movie is less comedic than past ones though.
Since Don Messick, the voice of Scooby Doo, died before this movie wasmade they had Scott Innes do the dog's voice, meanwhile, Casey Kasem didn't come back as Shaggy because he wanted Shaggy to be a vegetarian but they said no or something and Billy West took the voice role. The only voice actor to return from the original series was Frank Welker.
The movie begins with the gang running around a spooky house from a monster because that's how Scooby works. Also did you want to hear "Scooby Doo Where are you?" pefromed by Third Eye Blind? Well Merry Christmas! (That's a semi charmed life there) Meanwhile, the monster is a man in a suit. It was actually Daphne talking about a case talking a 90's talk show. Daphne is now the host of a syndicated show called "Coast to Coast with Daphne Blake" because the talk show host told us she is. Daphne says that the job got boring and the gang broke up. She and Fred work together though on her show. (Calm down you!)
Daphne wants to find real ghosts now for her show and Fred gets an idea to bring the band back together. I know this movie is like 76 minutes long but woah slow down. Shaggy and Scooby work as airport customs (how the heck they get this job? That's right it's before 9/11) Velma works as a mystery book store owner. (A store with one genre of books) Shaggy and Scooby get fired for eating contraband. (How'd they get this job again?)
Scooby and Shaggy apparently have lost a few jobs. (Can't imagine why) Plot convenient timing too! Fred surprises Daphne with Shaggy,Scooby,and Velma. Oh it's Daphne's birthday too because of course it is her birthday. (ding) They are going to New Orleans. After a montage of them looking for real ghosts and monsters they keep running into fakes because New Orleans is apparently filled with fake ghosts?
Since this movie is 76 minutes long, we need to get to that zombie Island but how? How?! Oh hey. There's a woman named Lena Dupree who tells them about MoonScar Island she invites them to check out the Island. Lena works for a woman named Simone Lenoir, there's also a gardener named Beau Neville , and a fisherman named Snakebite Scruggs. Simone tells them that her house is haunted.
Shaggy and Scooby end up meeting a ghost that tells them to "Get Out" (standard ghost talk). Then when the rest of the gang see the word Beware appear. Velma starts to levitate. Anyway they end up seeing the ghost of Morgan Moonscar in film footage. Fred still wants to think that is fake like normal. Simone tells them that there was a treasure from the pirate on the island that's not been found.
Shaggy and Scooby meet the ghost in person this time he's more zombie ish now. Simone says they can stay the night. (They couldn't leave the Island this early in the movie anyway) Later, Shaggy and Scooby see the a ghost of a Confederate solider who also tells them to get out. Also, there's a Freddy ascot joke. A lot of this movie is Shaggy and Scooby eating very hot peppers and Scooby chasing cats.
I feel that they are making the gardener seem more suspicious to the point where it is pretty much the movie telling us that he's not part of anything strange. He does save Velma from dying in quick sand. Also Fred and Daphne should just kiss already I mean really. Also they meet a zombie and it's real one.
More supernatural stuff happens and there are more zombies. They got SkyCycle to perform music for this movie too which Wikipedia says they are best known for doing music in , uh this movie. Also, Scooby and Shaggy find voo doo dolls that they use to end up causing their friends to float and hit each other. Anyway , more zombies. Lena and Simone are nowhere to be seen. Daphne finds the Munster house staircase with Fred fallen in with Lena (oh my). There was a secret passage way in the way and zombies dragged Simone way. Velma is skeptical because yes.
And rightfully so, because Simone and Lena are evil! (What a twist!) Simone and Lena are also cat creature things , that explains why she didn't like dogs. Meanwhile, they want to use the gang minus Shaggy and Scooby, for their continued immorality. Flashback time, Lena and Simone were settlers on the island with their cat god. When the pirates came ashore a do what pirates do and killed off all the settlers that weren't Simone and Lena. They ended up being cat creatures and killed the pirates.
The zombies were actually there to help them and telling them to get out from the danger. Velma eventually gets a couple of the voo doo dolls and frees herself, Beau, Daphne, and Freddy and end up using two for Lena and Simone. This stops those two from doing their plans and causing the cat curse to finish thus, disintegrating them. The zombies can rest at peace now. Beau was a detective the whole time. Fred and Daphne seem to have each other again and Velma has a crush on Beau. They leave the island the end.
This movie is great. I've watched it before but haven't in a long time it still quite fun to watch. I like the tone it takes where it is much more serious but not lacking any comedy at all. While it seems the Scooby chasing cats was too much it does fit with hints of why Simone was annoyed by a dog's presence. I also like how the zombie were there trying to help because of Lena and Simone's killing them for their immortality. It really is a dark movie , where the villains were using supernatural abilities and killing off people that is something you normally don't see in Scooby Doo. This is really good movie and it deserves to be checked out.
That does it for us now, tune in next time when we wonder why people where customs to get stuff to work.
While by 1998 "Scooby Doo " wasn't in a TV series since the end of "A Pup Named Scooby Doo" ended in 1991 and the television specials and movies kind of dried up there was a new channel to go through: the direct to video market. Though, because of Scooby Doo's rerun popularity on Cartoon Network they did end up airing the DTV movies. The first of the direct to video and certainly not the last was "Scooby Doo on Zombie Island".
This movie was marked as a darker and "the monsters are real" though it is not the first time "Scooby Doo" has has real monsters and ghosts. This isn't even the first Scooby Doo media I've talked about where at least Scooby and Shaggy have met real ghosts and monsters I will this movie is less comedic than past ones though.
Since Don Messick, the voice of Scooby Doo, died before this movie wasmade they had Scott Innes do the dog's voice, meanwhile, Casey Kasem didn't come back as Shaggy because he wanted Shaggy to be a vegetarian but they said no or something and Billy West took the voice role. The only voice actor to return from the original series was Frank Welker.
The movie begins with the gang running around a spooky house from a monster because that's how Scooby works. Also did you want to hear "Scooby Doo Where are you?" pefromed by Third Eye Blind? Well Merry Christmas! (That's a semi charmed life there) Meanwhile, the monster is a man in a suit. It was actually Daphne talking about a case talking a 90's talk show. Daphne is now the host of a syndicated show called "Coast to Coast with Daphne Blake" because the talk show host told us she is. Daphne says that the job got boring and the gang broke up. She and Fred work together though on her show. (Calm down you!)
I'm more confused if that microphone works or not/ Copyright Warner Bros.
Daphne wants to find real ghosts now for her show and Fred gets an idea to bring the band back together. I know this movie is like 76 minutes long but woah slow down. Shaggy and Scooby work as airport customs (how the heck they get this job? That's right it's before 9/11) Velma works as a mystery book store owner. (A store with one genre of books) Shaggy and Scooby get fired for eating contraband. (How'd they get this job again?)
Whoever hired them for this job should also be fired/ Copyright Warner Bros.
Scooby and Shaggy apparently have lost a few jobs. (Can't imagine why) Plot convenient timing too! Fred surprises Daphne with Shaggy,Scooby,and Velma. Oh it's Daphne's birthday too because of course it is her birthday. (ding) They are going to New Orleans. After a montage of them looking for real ghosts and monsters they keep running into fakes because New Orleans is apparently filled with fake ghosts?
In New Orleans the food cooks you / Copyright Warner Bros.
Since this movie is 76 minutes long, we need to get to that zombie Island but how? How?! Oh hey. There's a woman named Lena Dupree who tells them about MoonScar Island she invites them to check out the Island. Lena works for a woman named Simone Lenoir, there's also a gardener named Beau Neville , and a fisherman named Snakebite Scruggs. Simone tells them that her house is haunted.
It's haunted by my cold hands hahhahah/ Copyright Warner Bros.
Shaggy and Scooby end up meeting a ghost that tells them to "Get Out" (standard ghost talk). Then when the rest of the gang see the word Beware appear. Velma starts to levitate. Anyway they end up seeing the ghost of Morgan Moonscar in film footage. Fred still wants to think that is fake like normal. Simone tells them that there was a treasure from the pirate on the island that's not been found.
He seems nice / Copyright Warner Bros.
Shaggy and Scooby meet the ghost in person this time he's more zombie ish now. Simone says they can stay the night. (They couldn't leave the Island this early in the movie anyway) Later, Shaggy and Scooby see the a ghost of a Confederate solider who also tells them to get out. Also, there's a Freddy ascot joke. A lot of this movie is Shaggy and Scooby eating very hot peppers and Scooby chasing cats.
I feel that they are making the gardener seem more suspicious to the point where it is pretty much the movie telling us that he's not part of anything strange. He does save Velma from dying in quick sand. Also Fred and Daphne should just kiss already I mean really. Also they meet a zombie and it's real one.
Since the Zombie is dead, you really shouldn't try so hard to pull of his head/ Copyright Warner Bros.
More supernatural stuff happens and there are more zombies. They got SkyCycle to perform music for this movie too which Wikipedia says they are best known for doing music in , uh this movie. Also, Scooby and Shaggy find voo doo dolls that they use to end up causing their friends to float and hit each other. Anyway , more zombies. Lena and Simone are nowhere to be seen. Daphne finds the Munster house staircase with Fred fallen in with Lena (oh my). There was a secret passage way in the way and zombies dragged Simone way. Velma is skeptical because yes.
And rightfully so, because Simone and Lena are evil! (What a twist!) Simone and Lena are also cat creature things , that explains why she didn't like dogs. Meanwhile, they want to use the gang minus Shaggy and Scooby, for their continued immorality. Flashback time, Lena and Simone were settlers on the island with their cat god. When the pirates came ashore a do what pirates do and killed off all the settlers that weren't Simone and Lena. They ended up being cat creatures and killed the pirates.
MEEEOWWWW/ Copyright Warner Bros.
The zombies were actually there to help them and telling them to get out from the danger. Velma eventually gets a couple of the voo doo dolls and frees herself, Beau, Daphne, and Freddy and end up using two for Lena and Simone. This stops those two from doing their plans and causing the cat curse to finish thus, disintegrating them. The zombies can rest at peace now. Beau was a detective the whole time. Fred and Daphne seem to have each other again and Velma has a crush on Beau. They leave the island the end.
This movie is great. I've watched it before but haven't in a long time it still quite fun to watch. I like the tone it takes where it is much more serious but not lacking any comedy at all. While it seems the Scooby chasing cats was too much it does fit with hints of why Simone was annoyed by a dog's presence. I also like how the zombie were there trying to help because of Lena and Simone's killing them for their immortality. It really is a dark movie , where the villains were using supernatural abilities and killing off people that is something you normally don't see in Scooby Doo. This is really good movie and it deserves to be checked out.
That does it for us now, tune in next time when we wonder why people where customs to get stuff to work.
Monday, June 17, 2019
The CW releases Fall 2019 Premiere Dates
The CW Primetime TVLookFall2019
The CW has released it's fall premiere dates from their fall line up,
In true CW style they start their line up in October. Also per tradition , they start their fall season with The I Heart Radio Music Festival on October 2nd and October 3rd.
Here are the dates released. All Time ET unless otherwise noted.
Wednesday, October 2nd
8-10PM 2019 I Heart Radio Music Festival ,Night One
Thursday, October 3rd
8-10PM 2019 I Heart Radio Music Festival, Night Two
Sunday, October 6th
8PM Batwoman (Series Premiere)
9PM SuperGirl (Season Premiere)
Monday, October 7th
8PM All American (Season Premiere)
9PM Batwoman (Encore)
Tuesday, October 8th
8PM The Flash (Season Premiere)
9PM Batwoman ( 2nd Encore)
Wednesday, October 9th
8PM Riverdale (Season Premiere)
9PM Nancy Drew (Series Premiere)
Thursday, October 10th
8PM Supernatural (Season Premiere)
9PM Legacies (Season Premiere)
Friday, October 11th
8PM Charmed (Season Premiere)
9PM Dynasty (Season Premiere)
Monday, October 14th
8PM All American (Original Episode)
9PM Nancy Drew (Encore of Series Premiere)
Tuesday, October 15th
8PM The Flash (Original Episode)
9PM ARROW (Season Premiere)
Monday,October 21
8PM All American (Original Episode)
9PM Black Lightning (Season Premiere)
Press Release after the Jump
The CW has released it's fall premiere dates from their fall line up,
In true CW style they start their line up in October. Also per tradition , they start their fall season with The I Heart Radio Music Festival on October 2nd and October 3rd.
Here are the dates released. All Time ET unless otherwise noted.
Wednesday, October 2nd
8-10PM 2019 I Heart Radio Music Festival ,Night One
Thursday, October 3rd
8-10PM 2019 I Heart Radio Music Festival, Night Two
Sunday, October 6th
8PM Batwoman (Series Premiere)
9PM SuperGirl (Season Premiere)
Monday, October 7th
8PM All American (Season Premiere)
9PM Batwoman (Encore)
Tuesday, October 8th
8PM The Flash (Season Premiere)
9PM Batwoman ( 2nd Encore)
Wednesday, October 9th
8PM Riverdale (Season Premiere)
9PM Nancy Drew (Series Premiere)
Thursday, October 10th
8PM Supernatural (Season Premiere)
9PM Legacies (Season Premiere)
Friday, October 11th
8PM Charmed (Season Premiere)
9PM Dynasty (Season Premiere)
Monday, October 14th
8PM All American (Original Episode)
9PM Nancy Drew (Encore of Series Premiere)
Tuesday, October 15th
8PM The Flash (Original Episode)
9PM ARROW (Season Premiere)
Monday,October 21
8PM All American (Original Episode)
9PM Black Lightning (Season Premiere)
Press Release after the Jump
NBC Fall 2019 Premiere Dates Announced
NBC Primetime TV Look Fall 2019
NBC has released its premiere dates for it's fall 2019 line up that was announced in May.
As usual for NBC's season the first thing is football with the Opening Night Game on Thursday, September 5th with the Packers and Bears this year.
Here are the premiere dates and times for rest of the line up , all times ET, unless otherwise noted..
Monday, September 23rd
8-10PM The Voice (Season Premiere)
10PM Bluff City Law (Series Premiere)
Tuesday, September 24th
8PM The Voice
9PM This Is Us (Season Premiere)
10PM New Amsterdam (Season Premiere)
Wednesday, September 25th
8PM Chicago Med (Season Premiere)
9PM Chicago Med (Season Premiere)
10PM Chicago P.D (Season Premiere)
Thursday, September 26th
8PM Superstore (Season Premiere)
8:30PM Perfect Harmony (Series Premiere)
9PM The Good Place (Season Premiere)
9:30PM Sunnyside (Series Premiere)
10PM Law & Order SVU (Season Premiere)
Friday, September 27th
8PM Bluff City Law (repeat)
9PM Dateline NBC (Season Premiere)
Friday, October 4th
8PM The Blacklist (Season Premiere)
Saturday, October 5th
9pm Dateline Saturday Night Mystery
10PM Saturday Night Live encores
Press Release after the Jump
NBC has released its premiere dates for it's fall 2019 line up that was announced in May.
As usual for NBC's season the first thing is football with the Opening Night Game on Thursday, September 5th with the Packers and Bears this year.
Here are the premiere dates and times for rest of the line up , all times ET, unless otherwise noted..
Monday, September 23rd
8-10PM The Voice (Season Premiere)
10PM Bluff City Law (Series Premiere)
Tuesday, September 24th
8PM The Voice
9PM This Is Us (Season Premiere)
10PM New Amsterdam (Season Premiere)
Wednesday, September 25th
8PM Chicago Med (Season Premiere)
9PM Chicago Med (Season Premiere)
10PM Chicago P.D (Season Premiere)
Thursday, September 26th
8PM Superstore (Season Premiere)
8:30PM Perfect Harmony (Series Premiere)
9PM The Good Place (Season Premiere)
9:30PM Sunnyside (Series Premiere)
10PM Law & Order SVU (Season Premiere)
Friday, September 27th
8PM Bluff City Law (repeat)
9PM Dateline NBC (Season Premiere)
Friday, October 4th
8PM The Blacklist (Season Premiere)
Saturday, October 5th
9pm Dateline Saturday Night Mystery
10PM Saturday Night Live encores
Press Release after the Jump
Sunday, June 16, 2019
Weekendering : The Weekenders : Season 1: Makeover / The New Girl
The Weekenders Disney
The Journey through "The Weekenders" season 1 continues. If you missed our look at episode 5 then click here. We continue with episode 6's pair of segments now.
Episode 6 A : Makeover
That video game featured in the opening theme is now in an episode, well finally. Anyway, Lor is playing the game against some kid and wins and remember that guy from episode 1 , that Lor had a crush on? He's back! Now we find out that Thompson is first name and he apparently has asked Lor to hang out. Two girls who've never seen before take her somewhere. (To kill her?) Ok their names are Christi and Candy. (what?)
These two girls want to give Lor a make over according to their standards. They tell Lori that this magazine girl is what all boys want , even though Tino and Carver think the person in the magazine doesn't look good. The rest of them go doing their own make-overs. Eventually, they see what the new Lor looks like. She tries to eat food but, Christi and Candy uhhh don't want to. (see my question about killing her above.)
Lor does show questioning of feeling a bit wrong. Tino's mom says that Tino and his friends should let Lor figure out things herself. Meanwhile, Lor hears more of what those two girls want to do and it causes her to twitch but, that may have snapped her out of it back to normal. Also , if you'v been following along Thompson does like normal Lor and he didn't like the "other Lor". Meanwhile, Christi and Candy hear that Thompson doesn't like the model girl they like so, they instead decide to copy a rock climber. So happy ending for all?
It's a be yourself episode with that message that is alright to change how you dress and stuff as long as it is something you want to do and it's alright to want to be yourself and not change how you look. That's a nice expansion of that kind of message where it fills in nuisances of it. The advice by Tino's Mom to just make sure Lor is eating right and not doing anything to harm herself was a good touch and again the idea of expression as long as it doesn't do anything harmful was well crafted. It was a really good episode I give it 9.5/10
More after the Jump
The Journey through "The Weekenders" season 1 continues. If you missed our look at episode 5 then click here. We continue with episode 6's pair of segments now.
Episode 6 A : Makeover
That video game featured in the opening theme is now in an episode, well finally. Anyway, Lor is playing the game against some kid and wins and remember that guy from episode 1 , that Lor had a crush on? He's back! Now we find out that Thompson is first name and he apparently has asked Lor to hang out. Two girls who've never seen before take her somewhere. (To kill her?) Ok their names are Christi and Candy. (what?)
These two girls want to give Lor a make over according to their standards. They tell Lori that this magazine girl is what all boys want , even though Tino and Carver think the person in the magazine doesn't look good. The rest of them go doing their own make-overs. Eventually, they see what the new Lor looks like. She tries to eat food but, Christi and Candy uhhh don't want to. (see my question about killing her above.)
Lor does show questioning of feeling a bit wrong. Tino's mom says that Tino and his friends should let Lor figure out things herself. Meanwhile, Lor hears more of what those two girls want to do and it causes her to twitch but, that may have snapped her out of it back to normal. Also , if you'v been following along Thompson does like normal Lor and he didn't like the "other Lor". Meanwhile, Christi and Candy hear that Thompson doesn't like the model girl they like so, they instead decide to copy a rock climber. So happy ending for all?
It's a be yourself episode with that message that is alright to change how you dress and stuff as long as it is something you want to do and it's alright to want to be yourself and not change how you look. That's a nice expansion of that kind of message where it fills in nuisances of it. The advice by Tino's Mom to just make sure Lor is eating right and not doing anything to harm herself was a good touch and again the idea of expression as long as it doesn't do anything harmful was well crafted. It was a really good episode I give it 9.5/10
More after the Jump
Saturday, June 15, 2019
Weekendering : The Weekenders: Season 1: Sitters/Band
The Weekenders Disney
Previously : Episode 4
Our journey continues with Episode 5's pair of segments.
Episode 5A: Sitters
We have so far seen glimpses of the different characters' families like Tino and his Mom, who is divorced, Tish and her parents, Lor and her multiple brothers with a guest appearance by her Grandma, and Carver's glimpse mostly with his parents. In this episode we meet another family member from Carver's family, his brother.
With Carver's family we also see that he is the middle child, with an older sister named Penny and his younger brother Todd. His parents say he has to watch Todd that weekend during the day while they are at a seminar. Carver begs his friends to help him and his plan is divide the work by the 4 of them with 3 hours each. (The Parents will be gone from 8am to 8pm on both days)
The parents say Todd shouldn't have any sugar and guess what Todd ends up eating from a bowl when Carver was distracted on the phone? (Butter?) So, that means that Todd has gone wild. There's also this running gag for this episode where an announcer talks over the characters trying to pull a giant Todd up a mountain to the goal of Sunday Night.
Tish reads a story to Todd that she says is for children that story being "Oedipus Rex". (Uhh Tish, there's something you should... oh forget it) Todd doesn't seem to like Tish's stuff at all and poor Tish. Tino does the job next and well that's go well. Lor makes the record 0-4.
Carver has a dream that Todd ate his friends and that leads us into Sunday. Tish's Mom offers her wisdom of saying they all work together. They spend Sunday to working together. The parents make it early as well so that's convenient.
A fine episode, It does have it's message kind of obvious that if they work together they could take care of Todd easier. That doesn't detract from the episode though, it was interesting to see what Todd was doing and to see how the different characters tried to handle him. Tino's Mom wisdom comes into play fairly easily. I give this one 8.5/10.
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Previously : Episode 4
Our journey continues with Episode 5's pair of segments.
Episode 5A: Sitters
We have so far seen glimpses of the different characters' families like Tino and his Mom, who is divorced, Tish and her parents, Lor and her multiple brothers with a guest appearance by her Grandma, and Carver's glimpse mostly with his parents. In this episode we meet another family member from Carver's family, his brother.
With Carver's family we also see that he is the middle child, with an older sister named Penny and his younger brother Todd. His parents say he has to watch Todd that weekend during the day while they are at a seminar. Carver begs his friends to help him and his plan is divide the work by the 4 of them with 3 hours each. (The Parents will be gone from 8am to 8pm on both days)
The parents say Todd shouldn't have any sugar and guess what Todd ends up eating from a bowl when Carver was distracted on the phone? (Butter?) So, that means that Todd has gone wild. There's also this running gag for this episode where an announcer talks over the characters trying to pull a giant Todd up a mountain to the goal of Sunday Night.
Tish reads a story to Todd that she says is for children that story being "Oedipus Rex". (Uhh Tish, there's something you should... oh forget it) Todd doesn't seem to like Tish's stuff at all and poor Tish. Tino does the job next and well that's go well. Lor makes the record 0-4.
Carver has a dream that Todd ate his friends and that leads us into Sunday. Tish's Mom offers her wisdom of saying they all work together. They spend Sunday to working together. The parents make it early as well so that's convenient.
A fine episode, It does have it's message kind of obvious that if they work together they could take care of Todd easier. That doesn't detract from the episode though, it was interesting to see what Todd was doing and to see how the different characters tried to handle him. Tino's Mom wisdom comes into play fairly easily. I give this one 8.5/10.
More after the Jump
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