Teen Wolf, the show that beats you up
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Teen Wolf: S3, E11: Alpha Pact Deargod. I can see why people (reccea) have been bugging me about this show, once you are sucked in and just beats you up. A lot.
Best twist in recent months is that the FBI agent Stiles was so flippant with is Scott's dad. Just, wow, did not see that one coming.
The story Sheriff Stilinski tells about believing is sad, but tied in very well to the other episode where Stiles is shocked his Dad doesn't believe him. Morelle gives up the information about the Nebeton, which is good, and I love that Scott vowed he won't let the Alpha Pack kill her. But who's protecting her while he is in the tub?
I finally understand where all the panic attacks in fic come from. Lydia is awesome and sweet and Stiles, he is so smart. I'd love to see him become like Deaton. And I don't know what Peter's end game is, seriously, I don't. Perhaps since Derek gave up the Alpha it's available for the taking and Peter wants it back?? I do think that he cares for his niece and nephew but he is always playing some sort of angle. (When Lydia arrived at the loft? Very humorous. I get a kick out of the fact neither wants to be around the other.)
The tub scene. Just packed with emotions, and the fact that Deaton has to tell Lydia to stay with Stiles... I feel bad for Stiles, being so exposed like that. Which leads you to believe that Issac likes Allison (which I believe they've hinted to before). I have to admit that I don't see what is so awesome about Allison (Scott, Matthew, Issac) - seriously there are other girls. :P
Now that I'm almost finished, Stiles is my favorite, without a doubt. I love his manic personality, how smart he is and how he can see things others can't, his fierce loyalty, his big brown eyes and other things. But to have three teenagers, sacrifice themselves for their parents - it's heavy stuff. And the fact that they will be forever marked with darkness (not a good sign). And kudos to the writers to setting up season four because once the Nebeton is charged things will come. (And really the town is called "Beacon" Hills.)
The Bridge: S1, E10: Old Friends I think it was a tad ridiculous that Sonya left the hospital after being so hurt, but it's tv, so I suppose I'll let it go. I like how all this is unfolding, I do wish there wasn't a side story of Charlotte, I don't get it, don't care about it and think it's over the top. I suppose they will tie it all together but still, it's hard to sit through right now.
I hope that Daniel Fry is not dead, he has been struggling and seems to have turned a corner, only to be taken by the bad guy (Hastings). I would feel better if there were only two episodes left and not three, I fear that things will be dragged out. But I'm looking forward to it.
Burn Notice: Series Finale Sooo it's over now. I have to admit I have not been enjoying it, I feel as though it lost it's way about two seasons ago. This storyline, where Michael loses his way and seems to flip to the "other" side where he he out of the CIA. That storyline would have been fantastic around season four, not for the final season. I suppose you could argue that it's late in Michael's career and he is more jaded etc, but ...
I also think that the conclusion of that storyline, where Michael finds his way back, was rushed, it was like flipping a switch when Fiona was in danger. Also felt that the self sacrifice of Maddie was over the top. They could have figure out another way to get everything they needed. Part of the problem is that Maddie became a chore to watch and I usually just rolled my eyes.
I loved the injections of lines/sayings that are present in the opening title sequence. I thought it was adorable and each one seemed smooth, not forced. I liked that Michael and Fiona got their happy ending. I loved that Sam and Jesse were becoming partners and best friends. I'm sad that the series didn't bring me as much joy as it once did, but it was a satisfying ending.
I had off from work today. I had a massage this morning and she worked on my hips and upper body and I can move my head and it doesn't pain me to get up off the floor. I am starting a new exercise schedule where there will be yoga. I'm also going to be mindful of how I sit as to not stress my hips/knees (I tend to curl my leg(s) under me). I've schedule another session in two weeks to keep things ok and then I'll return to once a month.
I also went to Kohls, for socks for the kids and walked out spending about 270 bucks. How does that happen? I know how it happened, I bought five items for myself to get me through the next month as I lose weight. I'm determined to get this done. My work has offered a 10 week class where they teach you 8 ways to live your life, it's called Diet Free. So I figure if I can learn more about food maybe that will help.
Tonight we are heading my Mom's to celebrate her birthday. The cupcakes are made, just need to ice them. I need to finish the second half of Suits and the last Teen Wolf. So I'll most likely be posting again.
Teen Wolf: S3, E11: Alpha Pact Deargod. I can see why people (reccea) have been bugging me about this show, once you are sucked in and just beats you up. A lot.
Best twist in recent months is that the FBI agent Stiles was so flippant with is Scott's dad. Just, wow, did not see that one coming.
The story Sheriff Stilinski tells about believing is sad, but tied in very well to the other episode where Stiles is shocked his Dad doesn't believe him. Morelle gives up the information about the Nebeton, which is good, and I love that Scott vowed he won't let the Alpha Pack kill her. But who's protecting her while he is in the tub?
I finally understand where all the panic attacks in fic come from. Lydia is awesome and sweet and Stiles, he is so smart. I'd love to see him become like Deaton. And I don't know what Peter's end game is, seriously, I don't. Perhaps since Derek gave up the Alpha it's available for the taking and Peter wants it back?? I do think that he cares for his niece and nephew but he is always playing some sort of angle. (When Lydia arrived at the loft? Very humorous. I get a kick out of the fact neither wants to be around the other.)
The tub scene. Just packed with emotions, and the fact that Deaton has to tell Lydia to stay with Stiles... I feel bad for Stiles, being so exposed like that. Which leads you to believe that Issac likes Allison (which I believe they've hinted to before). I have to admit that I don't see what is so awesome about Allison (Scott, Matthew, Issac) - seriously there are other girls. :P
Now that I'm almost finished, Stiles is my favorite, without a doubt. I love his manic personality, how smart he is and how he can see things others can't, his fierce loyalty, his big brown eyes and other things. But to have three teenagers, sacrifice themselves for their parents - it's heavy stuff. And the fact that they will be forever marked with darkness (not a good sign). And kudos to the writers to setting up season four because once the Nebeton is charged things will come. (And really the town is called "Beacon" Hills.)
The Bridge: S1, E10: Old Friends I think it was a tad ridiculous that Sonya left the hospital after being so hurt, but it's tv, so I suppose I'll let it go. I like how all this is unfolding, I do wish there wasn't a side story of Charlotte, I don't get it, don't care about it and think it's over the top. I suppose they will tie it all together but still, it's hard to sit through right now.
I hope that Daniel Fry is not dead, he has been struggling and seems to have turned a corner, only to be taken by the bad guy (Hastings). I would feel better if there were only two episodes left and not three, I fear that things will be dragged out. But I'm looking forward to it.
Burn Notice: Series Finale Sooo it's over now. I have to admit I have not been enjoying it, I feel as though it lost it's way about two seasons ago. This storyline, where Michael loses his way and seems to flip to the "other" side where he he out of the CIA. That storyline would have been fantastic around season four, not for the final season. I suppose you could argue that it's late in Michael's career and he is more jaded etc, but ...
I also think that the conclusion of that storyline, where Michael finds his way back, was rushed, it was like flipping a switch when Fiona was in danger. Also felt that the self sacrifice of Maddie was over the top. They could have figure out another way to get everything they needed. Part of the problem is that Maddie became a chore to watch and I usually just rolled my eyes.
I loved the injections of lines/sayings that are present in the opening title sequence. I thought it was adorable and each one seemed smooth, not forced. I liked that Michael and Fiona got their happy ending. I loved that Sam and Jesse were becoming partners and best friends. I'm sad that the series didn't bring me as much joy as it once did, but it was a satisfying ending.
I had off from work today. I had a massage this morning and she worked on my hips and upper body and I can move my head and it doesn't pain me to get up off the floor. I am starting a new exercise schedule where there will be yoga. I'm also going to be mindful of how I sit as to not stress my hips/knees (I tend to curl my leg(s) under me). I've schedule another session in two weeks to keep things ok and then I'll return to once a month.
I also went to Kohls, for socks for the kids and walked out spending about 270 bucks. How does that happen? I know how it happened, I bought five items for myself to get me through the next month as I lose weight. I'm determined to get this done. My work has offered a 10 week class where they teach you 8 ways to live your life, it's called Diet Free. So I figure if I can learn more about food maybe that will help.
Tonight we are heading my Mom's to celebrate her birthday. The cupcakes are made, just need to ice them. I need to finish the second half of Suits and the last Teen Wolf. So I'll most likely be posting again.
