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Everyone is reeling from the untimely death of resident cutie Kyle (Andy Mientus). And when I say everyone, I mean everyone, including me. As one of the only characters that I actually cared for this season, it was a bitter pill to swallow after last week’s final scene. At least they honored him with a Kyle-centric episode. Let’s review.
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The Doctor (Matt Smith) and Clara (Jenna-Louise Coleman) travel back to Victorian England where calamity ensues, and we get the return of the Doctor’s ‘friends’. How did the trip back to the time of corsets and petticoats fare?
Let’s bitch it out.
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Is this the end? Who knows, but if it is we can all take solace in knowing that our friends went out doing what they do best, making us laugh until we pee a little. This week’s double dose of Happy Endings are the last two episodes of the season, possibly the series, and they leave it all on the floor, like the ballers we’ve come to love. Let’s review.
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Is this the best season finale ever? Probably not. But it’s exactly the finale that Parks needed to show that this series still has some great stories left to tell.
Let’s break it down…
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The hunt for Moriarty finally continues this week on Elementary, which also means we get the return of Sebastian Moran (played by the superb Vinnie Jones). Does this week’s episode live up to its title?
Let’s bitch it out.
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All is right in the world again. Emotionless Elena (Nina Dobrev) is finally gone, Bonnie (Kat Graham) is about to follow-through on a terrible plan, and Silas is still annoying. Things are as they should be in Mystic Falls.
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Another week, another stand-out episode of Hannibal. ‘Entrée’ marks the most direct connection to the series’ source material, Red Dragon and, of course, The Silence Of The Lambs. How does the homage fair?
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After a few weeks on hiatus, Nashville returns with a bang – literally and figuratively. Scandals are being exposed, star crossed lovers finally reuniting, and a kiss that will most certainly rock a few characters.
Let’s bitch it out..
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It’s meet the parents fun-time as Jenna (Ashley Rickards) and Matty’s (Beau Mirchoff) parents meet each other over less than ideal circumstances. So just how awkward will this be?
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Finally! We are finally reunited with Walter (Colin Salmon), we are reminded that Moira (Susanna Thompson) has no heart and we learn through flashbacks what the undertaking is all about. Arrow offers up more information as the first season starts to wind down.
Let’s bitch it out…