Jackie is forced to deal with troubles involving her two daughters, but seems to be getting along with Kevin. The girls are both acting rebellious because of the their parents’ recent divorce. There is drama at the hospital with a particular patient, and Gloria’s memory problems continue to be a problem.
Climbing – both physical and social – was the theme of “The Climb.” Jon Snow and Ygritte climbed The Wall, while Olenna, Tywin, Varys, and Littlefinger jockeyed for position within King’s Landing. Ros was lost, as Joffrey killed her with his crossbow, and Sansa, Loras, Tyrion, and Cersei were forced into marriages they don’t want.
Angela is in a downward spiral following her separation, Jim is back in the office, Dwight achieves a longtime dream, and Andy gets a fitting send-off.
Leslie looks back at her year as a city councilor, and Burt Macklin is on the case to find out who is pregnant.
In “Entrée,” the sixth episode of Hannibal’s first season, we are offered the first true look into Hannibal Lector’s sociopathic nature, and we are also treated to a trio of superb guest stars. Unlike previous episodes, this episode doesn’t concern itself with a killer of the week. Instead, the episode’s focus is on the Chesapeake […]
“Heroic Origins,” Community’s second to last episode of season four, had the study group exploring their superhero style origin story. Abed tried to convince the group that fate was behind their meeting, while Jeff attempted to focus the group on their upcoming final. We also finally saw who was controlling Chang.
Monroe continues his crazed power trip with an attempt to lure Miles into his hometown. Aaron is reunited with someone from his past. “Home” is an average offering of the improving series. Attempts to elevate the quality of the show are made, but overall it remains average sci-fi.
VP Selina Meyer deals with a hostage situation that is resolved by the end of the episode. She visits Marines who have returned from Iraq to thank them for their services sends up demonstrating her toughness by firing a gun with the Secretary of Defense.
Mad Men tackles the death of Martin Luther King on the latest episode, “The Flood.” Though we get to see how many characters react to the unfortunate development, not much attention is paid to the African American experience of the news at the time.
Jackie and Kevin finalize their divorce at the beginning of the episode. She then accidentally hits him with her car, and she ends up as a patient in her own hospital. A cop flirts with her on her hospital bed and they end up going out for coffee by the end of the episode.
