ARROW – 05.01.2013 – S1:Ep.21 – The Undertaking

WITH A LEAD ON WALTER’S WHEREABOUTS, OLIVER GAMBLES ON FELICITY IN THE FIELD – Finding it difficult to mend fences with Tommy (Colin Donnell) and Diggle (David Ramsey), Oliver (Stephen Amell) instead focuses on crossing another name off the list. While digging through a crooked accountant’s laptop, Felicity (guest star Emily Bett Rickards) discovers a transaction that could help Oliver find Walter. To reconfirm the lead, Oliver gambles that Felicity can be counted on in the field for the first time. In a flashback, Malcolm (guest star John Barrowman) reveals to Robert Queen (guest star Jamey Sheridan) and Frank Chen (guest star Chin Han) painful details surrounding his wife’s murder, and how that shaped his plans for the Glades. Meanwhile, Tommy (Colin Donnell) stuns Laurel (Katie Cassidy) with the truth. Willa Holland and Susanna Thompson also star. Michael Schultz directed the episode written by Jack Coburn & Lana Cho (#121)

SUPERNATURAL – 05.01.2013 – S8:Ep21 – The Great Escapist

FEELING LUCKY TONIGHT? – When Sam (Jared Padalecki) and Dean (Jensen Ackles) receive a distressing video message from Kevin Tran (guest star Osric Chau), they set about trying to uncover the Third Trial. The boys make a discovery that sends them to a casino in Colorado, to find a mysterious recluse (guest star Curtis Armstrong) who may be able to fill in the holes in Kevin’s research. Meanwhile, Crowley (guest star Mark Sheppard) is on a winning streak. Castiel (Misha Collins) tries to elude Naomi (guest star Amanda Tapping) and the angels hunting him. Robert Duncan McNeill directed the episode written by Ben Edlund (#821)

THE VAMPIRE DIARIES – 05.02.2013 – S4:Ep.21 – She’s Come Undone

LET’S MAKE A DEAL – Damon (Ian Somerhalder) and Stefan (Paul Wesley) try a brutal new approach to provoke Elena (Nina Dobrev) into turning her humanity back on, and Caroline (Candice Accola) is frustrated when her attempt to intervene backfires. When Elena figures out a way to call the Salvatore brothers’ bluff, they call for backup from a surprising source. Matt (Zach Roerig) gives Rebekah (Claire Holt) some unsolicited advice on her life choices, and she tries to help him in return. Caroline has a confusing and dangerous encounter with Klaus (Joseph Morgan), and Katherine (Nina Dobrev) is suspicious when Bonnie (Kat Graham) makes her an offer that she promises will benefit them both. Darnell Martin directed the episode written by Michael Narducci & Rebecca Sonnenshine (#421)

BEAUTY AND THE BEAST – 05.02.2013 – S1:Ep20 – Anniversary

CAT DISCOVERS HER MOM MIGHT STILL BE ALIVE – On the anniversary of her mother’s death, Cat (Kristin Kreuk) asks Gabe (Sendhil Ramamurthy) to attend her family’s annual remembrance of Vanessa, which makes Vincent (Jay Ryan) incredibly jealous. Cat learns some information that makes her think her mom might still be alive and when a sniper shoots the mayor at a public event, Vincent finds evidence that links Gabe to the sniper. Austin Basis, Nina Lisandrello and Brian White also star. Mairzee Almas directed the episode written by Holly Henderson and Don Whitehead (#119)

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Grimm: S2:Ep.17 – One Angry Fuchsbau

Synopsis: Rosalee is called to jury duty and takes on a lawyer with unusual powers of persuasion.

My recap: The Scooby gang once again worked together to solve the mystery of the Fuchsbau attorney (Fox-like creatures known for being extremely sly) and the tampering of the jury case. This story kind of centered on Monroe. His importance to the group is evident as he tips Nick and Hand on potential cases, assists them on Nick’s tasks that keeps the Wesen toeing the line and we saw both the soft side (helping Juliette) and scary side (defending Rosalee from an angry Fuchsbau) of Monroe.

The case in question revolved around a Fuchsbau who used toads to heighten his ability to sway a jury in his favor. When the Scooby gang succeeds to suppress the Fuchsbau’s ability, he goes to Rosalee’s shop to get help. Yet, when he sees that Rosalee (who was a juror on his failed case) works at the shop… he launches at her, but Monroe defends her and is stopped by Nick before he devoured him. The attorney in question is hauled to jail for assault.

Yes, we did continue to see Juliette unravel as the memories of her life with Nick bombard her, but it seems that the best part of this series is that of the evolution of the Justice League of Grimm.

There was a nice moment between Adalaide and Renard’s brother. The scary bit of this moment was the hinting of what might be coming down the line for Adalaide’s pregnancy, which may lead to her undoing…

Next time: In Ring of Fire, Nick (David Giuntoli) finds himself fighting a wildly different sort of nature freak in a desperate attempt to keep a volcano from burying Portland in lava. Meanwhile a pregnant Adalind (Claire Coffee) meets a powerful new ally (guest star Shohreh Aghdashloo) in Europe. Meanwhile, Juliette (Bitsie Tulloch) seeks out help after becoming overwhelmed by the latest side effect of her recovery – multiple memories of Nick showing up everywhere. Russell Hornsby, Silas Weir Mitchell, Sasha Roiz, Reggie Lee and Bree Turner.

Synopsis: A woman at Oliver’s club dies of Vertigo and Oliver confirms that The Count is apparently not responsible. However, when The Count escapes, Oliver sets out to bring him in and finds out who is really responsible for the drug distribution. Meanwhile, Quentin gets a lead that takes him to Tommy as the suspected distributor, and Tommy has to take extreme measures to prove his innocence. Meanwhile, on the island, Oliver continues his studies with Slade and Shado.

My recap: Vertigo, the dug, makes a lethal return to Starling City and it has its crosshairs on Ollie’s club. Unfortunately, the creator of Vertigo has turned all Shakespearean in his insanity… so we spend our time trying to figure out who created the new more lethal version of the dreaded drug.

Back on the island we see Ollie learning more about Slade as she teaches him to be a better fighter. Who knew slapping water could help someone learn archery.

 What was interesting was when:
1. Laurel’s Dad sets his sights on Tommy and his underhanded dealings; i.e. taking 10 grand from the club in order to pay off an official from inspecting the club and also suspecting him of dealing Vertigo at the club. Yet, it was all a ruse so Tommy could protect Ollie and his “Hooded” endeavors. Yet, when Ollie questions why Tommy bribed an official… Tommy throws it in Oliver’s face that he does not kill people and that in the last six months he has not done anything that should make Oliver question him. As a result, he quits and then Tommy goes to his father for a job!!!!!!

2. Digg goes after Dead Shot via handing over vital info to an old friend named Lila.

Of course, Oliver’s identity always gets compromised and he manages to mend the issue before it gets him in big trouble. This time, we learn that it is a Psych Ward Doc’s need to make money that makes him want to re-create and improve vertigo. This doc captures Oliver, but Oliver and Diggle get the best of these amateurs. Yet, he cannot kill the original maker of Vertigo, since he has become a shadow of what he once was.

Next time: In Home Invasion, Oliver and his team go after Deadshot, only to discover that ARGUS plans to capture the assassin… and recruit him as an operative. Meanwhile, Roy seeks out The Hood while Laurel inadvertently drives a further wedge between Oliver and Tommy. And on the island, Shado teaches Oliver how to use the bow.

Synopsis: Kevin calls in Sam and Dean when he hears Crowley inside of his mind. The brothers end up turning to Ajay, a Reaper, to help Sam with the second trial of the Tablet. Meanwhile, Naomi secretly visits Dean and gives him vital information, forcing him to seek out Benny’s help.

My recap: A lot of stuff happened in this episode and it was gratifying, tragic, insightful, and alarming.

What was gratifying? Seeing Bobby, who was holed up in hell by Crawley. Sam travels to hell in order to complete his trial to be the right hand of God and that entails rescuing a soul from hell. That soul is that of Bobby. Boy, have we missed him. When he punched Sam, we cheered. Happily, with the assistance of Naomi, Bobby got to go to heaven and Sam completed this one trial.

Tragedy struck when Benny went back to Purgatory to assist Sam in his attempt to come back to our plane of existence. Benny was so tired of living his life because it was not a life to be had. After so many years, this life had taken its toll. So he agreed to go back and became a martyr. I have to say that the exchange between Benny and Dean was heart-wrenching. These two had a genuine bromance. Oh Benny, my cuddly Vampire… you will be missed.

Naomi gave us some insight in how she can be of come assistance to the Brothers Winchester, but not Dean or we can truly trust her. I mean, Castiel disappeared for a reason.

When Kevin called the Winchesters for assistance because he felt Crawley crawling through his thoughts, the alarms went off in as we knew this may be an ominous omen of things to come. As a result, Crawley got his creepy claws into Kevin. The only issue now is how will the Winchesters find the hidden tablet?

Next time: In Pac-Man Fever, Dean is concerned about the physical impact the second trial had on Sam, so he insists that Sam stop hunting for a while. When Charlie comes across a case and finds the boys, Dean decides it’s time to teach her how to be a hunter. However, the boys suspect she is hiding something from them that could get her killed.

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TO AIR: 04.24.2013

DEADSHOT (GUEST STAR MICHAEL ROWE) FIRES OFF A NEW ROUND IN STARLING CITY — Deadshot (guest star Michael Rowe) returns to Starling City after taking down a U.S. Ambassador and six others overseas. By keeping tabs on A.R.G.U.S.’s manhunt for the assassin, Oliver (Stephen Amell), Diggle (David Ramsey), and Felicity (guest star Emily Bett Rickards) learn that a sting operation is underway to capture Deadshot – alive. Diggle is determined to see his brother’s killer dead, with or without Ollie’s help. Meanwhile, Laurel (Katie Cassidy) takes drastic steps to protect a young witness, exacerbating friction between Tommy (Colin Donnell) and Oliver. Later, Roy Harper (guest star Colton Haynes) unconventionally pursues all leads to find his new hero, but runs afoul of Detective Lance (Paul Blackthorne). Back on the island, Oliver recalls how Shado (guest star Celina Jade) helped him incrementally gain confidence with a bow and hit the target for the first time. Willa Holland and Susanna Thompson also star. Manu Bennett, Byron Mann and Audrey Marie Anderson guest star. Ken Fink directed the episode written by Ben Sokolowski & Beth Schwartz (#120).

Arrow

S1:Ep.18 – Salvation: Roy is kidnapped by an angry resident of the Glades who calls himself “The Savior” and goes on a killing spree to punish those he believes have wronged people living in his neighborhood. Meanwhile, Malcolm tells Moira to find the person who tried to murder him.

One of Oliver’s marks is kidnapped and Oliver fears that there is someone out there that is dangerous and has no restraint. Yet Digg is more worried about the path Oliver is going down because for two weeks he has been constantly doing his “Hood” job. Yet, that discussion gets pushed aside when they see his original mark die via video feed.

“The Savior” is a disgruntled former resident of The Glades that did not get the justice his wife deserved when she was murdered.  He later kills an ADA that worked on her case.  Then he kidnaps Thea Queen’s boyfriend, Roy Harper.

Unfortunately, for the Lances, Laurel broke the news that they had not found their youngest daughter. Yet, the truth came out that Laurel’s Mom allowed her younger sister to go off with Oliver and therefore the Mom felt like she had sent the youngest Lance to her death.

Moira’s time is ticking down to zero as Malcolm finds a triad that is willing to hunt down the person who issued the hit on him, but before she goes down the tubes she betrays her co-worker and he dies for her desire to have Malcolm killed.

My one question from this episode is why did Starling City get rid of their subway system? Anywho, because of the old subway map, Ollie connects everything to the Glades.

Beauty and the Beast

S1:Ep.17 – Partners in Crime: Cat reveals secrets to Tess; Evan’s opinion of Cat changes.

Well it seems like Vincent have a new member on their team and have officially gained a new enemy and the latter is in the guise of Evan, who ultimately caught Cat and Vincent making out on her balcony and watched Vincent drop onto a truck and then leap of that vehicle and walk off into the night. In all honesty, if you were a marked man, why wouldn’t you just climb down the escalator like a normal guy?

Let me digress, the episode started where the last episode ended and Tess caught Vincent, but after seeing who the beast really was and comprehending that Cat has been lying to her for over a year. So, she did what any would do… attempt to escape and get back-up so both Vincent and Cat would be arrested. Well, that didn’t happen because JT tranquilized her. Over the course of the episode Tess learned more about Vincent and what kind of man he truly is. This also lead to Tess and Cat making amends after Vincent saved Tess when she got shot by two of Gabe’s men and then fell into the water.

We are still a little confused by what is motivating Gabe. We haven’t seen him with anyone from Muirfield, so who is he?

This show returns April 21^st.

Supernatural

S8:Ep.18 – Freaks and Geeks: Sam and Dean investigate a series of vampire kills and discover that some orphans, who lost their parents to vampires, are being trained as hunters by a mysterious man. He claims he is helping the kids get revenge, but Dean is suspicious of his motives.

We saw a familiar face in this episode. Remember Krissy from last season? Well, her Dad was murdered by a vampire and she landed in a “hunter’s training school” being run by a bloke named Vincent who was a hunter that the brothers Winchester had met ages ago. This school actually houses two other teens that have had similar backgrounds, and together they hunt for the vampires that killed their parents while they go to school and try to live normal lives.

The Winchesters feel that something is off when they come across the teens during one of their kills. They realized that the vampire in front of them was begging for his life and vampires never do that. It happened again with a female and Dean knew that she was just made so he stops the kids from killing her and they go back to the school. There they find out the truth, Vincent killed their parents in order to get his hands on them and train them to become super hunters. Krissy is incensed and is about to kill him, but she really just makes him understand that they will no longer do anything with Vincent. Having the kids turn their backs on him forced Vincent to kill himself.

If you think the kids were about to up and leave and return to their respective families, well they have found a family in one another and decide to stay in the house and attempt to live normal lives. Krissy even vows to not slay unless trouble comes a knockin’.

Dean, worrying for the kids, is now pressing for the closure of the gates of hell.

In all honesty, is Sam going to be okay to do the trials?

The Vampire Diaries

S4:Ep.18: American Gothic – Elena meets Elijah when she searches for Katherine in a small Pennsylvania town. Meanwhile, Stefan reveals his surprising plan for the future; and Klaus gains a new appreciation for Silas’ powers.

During the course of this episode, there was some sort of mentality shift in the Originals storyline that left me thinking, “What happened?”

So, we start the episode with Rebekah and Elena in pursuit of Katherine and the cure. By sheer dumb luck and a desire to feed, they come across the town that she has been residing in.  We learn a couple of things; she has the cure and is using it to gain her freedom from Klaus with the assistance of Elijah. Yep, we got to see Elijah in this episode and did he look good in his crisp little suit.

There is a discussion between Damon and Stefan and the latter states the obvious and that is that over the course of 150 years they keep repeating the same mistakes over and over again.

That brings us back to Elijah. He is hell bent in hoping that he can find the Katherine he first met in the Katherine that we’ve come to know. Yes, again. Well, we eventually see that Katherine is truly in love with Elijah and puts her trust in him. So, she gives him the cure.

Back to Stefan’s comment about repeating the same pattern… So, Klaus is in agony over the white oak in his back and he turns to the one person that he thinks can help him and that is Caroline. They go back and forth about the Tyler mess and how to become friends and that is when he realizes he is no longer in pain. It was all a Jedi mind trick by Silas. There was never any white oak piece in his back. He thanked Caroline for getting his mind off of the pain. She requested that he allow Tyler to come back and he said that he wasn’t really scouring the earth for Tyler. This means that Katherine should not be worried about Klaus because he has bigger fish to fry.

Yes, I know… what about Elena? Well, after disguising herself to be Katherine and meeting up with Elijah  and then meeting up Stefan and Damon at the diner, she gave her final ultimatum… forget about giving her the cure or the country will be covered in bodies.

Now, we have to see what Klaus, Elijah and Rebekah will do with the cure and how much of a berserker Elena will turn into?

Fun time in Mystic Falls…

This show will also return on April 21^st with a new episode.

Overall, all were quite entertaining, but Supernatural won the week!

Arrow – A woman at Oliver’s club dies of Vertigo and Oliver confirms that The Count is apparently not responsible. Howver, when The Count escapes, Oliver sets out to bring him in and finds out who is really responsible for the drug distribution. Meanwhile, Quentin gets a lead that takes hiim to Tommy as the suspected distributor, and Tommy has to take extreme measures to prove his innocence. Meanwhile, on the island, Oliver continues his studies with Slade and Shado. – Unfinished Business

Beauty and the Beast — Evan confesses his love to Cat and admits that he tipped off Muirfield to Vincent’s whereabouts. Meanwhile, Gabe finds evidence that someone in the department is a mole who was working with the vigilante. – Heart of Darkness

Supernatural – Kevin calls in Sam and Dean when he hears Crowley inside of his mind. The brothers end up teaming up with Ajay, a Reaper, to help them wtih the second trial of the Tablet. Meanwhile, Naomi secretly visits Dean, who needs the elder Winchester to find Benny. - Taxi Driver

The Vampire Diaries – After making a decision that infuriates Klaus, Elijah proposes a life-changing challenge for Rebekah. Caroline finds that her carefully laid plans for the perfect Senior Prom night are disrupted by Elena, so she turns to an amused Klaus for a solution. Determined to get through to Elena, Damon and Stefan both attend the prom, but the evening begins to spiral out of control despite their efforts. When Elena suddenly lashes out in a way no one could have predicted, Matt turns to Rebekah for help. Finally, Bonnie makes a terrifying discovery, and Klaus receives a message that could change everything. – Pictures of You

What happens when our favorite shows pop up on the tube…

 SUNDAY, MAY 12

8 pm Once Upon A Time

WEDNESDAY, MAY 15

8 pm Arrow
9 pm Supernatural

THURSDAY, MAY 16

8 pm The Vampire Diaries
9 pm Beauty and the Beast

SATURDAY, MAY 18

8 pm Doctor Who

TUESDAY, MAY 21

9 pm Grimm

FRIDAY, May 21

10:00 pm Merlin Series Finale

SUNDAY, June 9

9 pm Game of Thrones

Summer Series Premieres To Make Note Of…

Teen Wolf: June 3rd – Season Premiere (MTV)

In the Flesh: June 6-8 – Mini-Series (BBC America)

Falling Skies: June 9th  – Season Premiere (TNT)

True Blood: June 16th – Season Premiere (HBO)

Being Human: July 13 – Season Premiere (BBC America) – FINAL SERIES

Arrow: Oliver’s life is going smoothly for once… until The Huntress Returns to town. Meanwhile, Thea gets Roy Harper at job at the new club just in time for its opening night, and Laurel and Quentin try to come to grips with Dinah’s return.

My recap: You have to start wondering when will Oliver stop and decide that he has completed his penance for his father’s past and all the idiocies he committed when he was a “Hilton.” Apparently, it is not in the foreseeable future.

Just when we thought Ollie was hitting his stride: family is somewhat stable, has a crew that helps him on his cases, great girlfriend and attempting to make amends with his bff, all hell breaks loose.

Hell is in the form of Ollie’s ex and her name is Helena, but we know her as the Huntress. Apparently, she has not learned to let bygones be bygones and is hell-bent on hilling her Dad. Knowing that he is in the witness protection program, she uses Ollie to assist her in her goal. In order to convince him, she threatens, Tommy, Felicity and McKenna. The latter gets injured as she investigates a crime scene and as a result of that injury she is force to leave Starling City and Oliver.

This unfortunate turn of events makes Tommy understand the enormity of what Oliver carries on his shoulders and he makes up with the closest thing he has to a brother.

There were three other points of interest:
1. Oliver is still tethered to Helena and will have to cross paths with her again to squash the insanity between them. She also may need to go to Arkham.
2. He has some kind of thing for Felicity and I’m not sure what it is, but it is more than IT related.
3. We saw that Thea and Roy are developing some kind of a relationship and that Roy is Oliver Queen material… will he make that leap into maskdom? We shall see…

Next time: A new vigilante, The Savior, stalks The Glades, killing those that he believes have wronged the residents and broadcasting their deaths online. When The Savior explains that he was inspired by The Hood, Oliver sets out to stop him. Meanwhile, Quentin comes to accept that Dinah is telling the truth and Sarah is still alive, but Laurel isn’t so sure.

P.S. – I am so happy that Manu Bennett and Colton Haynes were promoted to series regulars. This is a show that listens to it’s fans… kudos!

Supernatural: Castiel returns, in Goodbye Stranger, and asks Sam and Dean to help him against demons seeking Lucifer’s Crypt. When they set out to take on the demons, they rescue Meg, who is being interrogated for information. While Dean and Castiel go to find the Crypt, Sam and Meg fight a rearguard action to hold Crowley off.

My recap: This episode should be considered a shift in the storyline because so many things happened that showed us that the remaining episodes of this season and Season 9 will be fundamentally insane. Let us begin with the image of our belovedly quirky Castiel killing a multitude of Deans.

But before everyone died of a coronary, Castiel fought the crazy angel lady’s hold on his mind as he was beating the crap out of Dean. He then disappeared with an intact angel tablet in hand, after explaining to Dean about what was going on and his last words were that he had to protect the tablet from his boss and Dean.

Happily, we learned that Naomi and Crawley have a past, but are NOT on the same side.

What this means for the relationship between the Brothers Winchester and Castiel, only time will tell.

The most unfortunate thing that happened in the episode was the death of Meg. After plastering a smile on our faces with her crushing on Castiel and learning that she had spent over a year keeping the demons off the trail of the intact angel tablet, she ended up croaking by the hand of the one creature she hated the most, Crawley.

Also, Dean is well aware of the medical plight that Sam has been going through as of late, thanks to Castiel.

Once again, it is just the boys together against everyone as they attempt to save humanity.

Next time: Sam and Dean meet up with an old friend, Krissy Chambers, and discover that a Hunter has taken her and other orphans in and is teaching them how to be Hunters. Dean is suspicious of the Hunter’s motives, while Sam is interested in how the man is giving the orphans a home life, something he never had.

The Vampire Diaries: Damon understands that Elena needs to get away from Mystic Falls, so he takes her to New York, where he used to live and party back in the 70s. When Rebekah shows up as well, she is impressed by Elena’s secret plan. Flashbacks show the life Damon used to have at that time as well as one encounter with Lexi. At the same time, Caroline and Stefan try to convince Klaus that it would be better for him to find Silas and Bonnie tries to figure out what’s real and the right thing to do.

My recap: Even though this show started with Elena being the focus of everything and technically she still is, as of late… all the fun in the last season or so rallied around the Salvatores, Originals and Caroline/Tyler/Matt. Elena has become the catalyst for the crap that these three groups must continuously fix in order for them to get to whatever their end game is.

In this episode, Because of the Night, the interest goes from 0 to 100 whenever we see Damon’s flashbacks of his time in New York City in the 70’s. This is the time when he turned his humanity off and went off on a killing spree, but leave it to Lexi to fix everything. The surprising bit of the flashbacks is that Damon fell for Lexi!!! Do you see the pattern with Damon? He is craving love and acceptance. Poor kid. Yes, this whole tip was about getting on the trail of the cure, but Damon is like an onion.

Back in Mystic Falls, Stefan, Klaus and Caroline work together to find Silas. Unfortunately, Silas is working with Bonnie in order to get what he wants. She ends up getting a coven to attempt to get rid of whatever is in her. Yet, out of fear for her bestie, Caroline assists in the third mass killing that Silas needed to get his plan in order.

Once again, the most fun couple on the show is that of the dysfunctional pairing of Klaus and Caroline as they attempted to do geometry in hopes of finding Bonnie and Silas.

Yes, it looks bad for Bonnie, but even worse for everyone else.

Next time: Elena and Rebekah search for Katherine and end up in a small town in Pennsylvania, where Elena meets Elijah. Stefan and Damon are worried about Elena and are determined to do the best for her, but she makes it clear that it will be hard. Damon doesn’t know how to react when Stefan reveals to him his surprising plan for the future. At the same time in Mystic Falls Caroline reluctantly helps Klaus, who understands Silas’ powers in a new way.

Beauty and the Beast: Cat and Vincent must deal with the fact that someone is trying to frame the vigilante. Evan thinks he can prove that Cat knows more than she is telling. With Muirfield and the police very close to discovering Vincent’ s location, Cat and J.T. must figure out a way to save him. Tess’ discovery will change her dynamics with Cat.

My recap: Well, the Cat is out of the bag, no pun intended, during Insatiable. Yes, the hunt for the vigilante is off, due to a clever ploy using a cadaver blowing up Vincent’s and JT’s apartment to throw off the Vigilante Task Force. But, Tess has learned the truth after going off and interviewing witnesses of the Vigilante’s heroics and then catching Vincent in the tunnels as he was changing. What really forced her to understand what she was seeing happened when she saw Cat weeping over Vincent. We all know that these once-Bff’s and partners have suffered a lot in the trust department. I believe that knowledge about what has been going on with Cat and Vincent will only further deepen the chasm between Tess and Cat.

Now, there are still two obstacles for Cat and Vincent, outside of Tess, and that is Evan, who picked up on the fact that Cat knows the Vigilante and that she is lying about it. Then there is Gabe, he was not too happy that Joe ended his case on the Vigilante and we are not sure what was motivating him. As always, there is Muirfield to contend with.

If anything, over the last few episodes we have seen this show become more of a classic tv show versus Law and Order: Vigilante. All the episodes tie in together to form a cohesive storyline that revolves around the plight of Cat and Vincent and those immediately involved with them. Also, to tell you the truth… Cat and Vincent have chemistry… and because of that I am not only rooting them on, but the show also. Give this show a second season.

Next time: Cat is forced to reveal things that she had been keeping from Tess to salvage their relationship, and to protect Vincent. Gabe is suspicious of everyone in the department, while Evan witnesses Cat doing something that changes his opinion of her, making him even more determined to track down the beast.

After watching her revel in her lack of humanity, it is surprising that Elena from The Vampire Diaries will do anything to get the cure, even kiss…?

Once Upon a Time is casting the potentially recurring role of Felix, the tough, natural born leader of a “sinister group of boys.”

Supernatural’s Castiel will have “a role to play” in Sam’s trials, but as always, he will be pursuing his own objectives that are not on the same path as Sam and Dean’s… which will most definitely cause some ire for the trio.

When Daenerys visits Slaver’s Bay, in Game of Thrones, to recruit help for her quest to reclaim the Iron Throne, another attempt will be made on her life. Never fear though. We won’t lose the dragon mother that easily. A familiar face arrives unexpectedly to save her, and this person could provide important insight into her enemy.

Joseph Morgan stated that The Originals spin-off will not be a carbon copy of The Vampire Diaries, so no love-triangle.

The finale of the CW’s Arrow will include a “seminal moment in Oliver’s evolution on the island,” executive producer Marc Guggenheim stated, he noted that the climax of the season in flashback will be as pivotal as the one in present day. “What’s Fyres up to, where do Yao-Fei’s allegiances lie, why is Shado on the island, the missile launcher that you saw at the end of Episode 16; all these things will get paid off in the last episode of Season 1.”

Here are some sneak peeks of Netflix’s Hemlock Grove:

From director Eli Roth, developed by Brian McGreevy and Lee Shipman, with Famke Janssen (“X-Men”), Bill Skarsgård (“Simon & The Oaks”), Landon Liboiron (“Terra Nova”), Penelope Mitchell (“6 Plots”), Freya Tingley (“X”), and Dougray Scott (“Mission Impossible II”). Sexy, gripping, emotional and twisted, Hemlock Grove is unlike anything else you’ve ever seen.

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For SBLC, they talk about the Indigo Spell by Richelle Mead and in Movie Time, Maria reviews Beautiful Creatures… which she liked… a lot.

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This episode was recorded on 03.12.2013.