Showing posts with label Gracepoint. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Gracepoint. Show all posts

Friday, December 12, 2014

Gracepoint S1 Finale Review

Hey People,

S1 E10
So I was sort of on the right track as to who killed Danny, but in the end it was Tom. However, let me say this, Tom may have killed Danny, but he did not murder him. It was an accident. I swear all the shows I watch, no one ever commits murder. Tom was protecting Danny from Joe and when Danny wanted to stop Tom from swinging a paddle he ended up being hit by it and knocked dead. See, it was an accident.

Everything came full circle on the show. Ellie was Susan Wright for she too did not know what was going on in her own house. But for the record, pedophilia is not something you can detect unless someone is caught in the act or blatantly tells you. So you can't blame Ellie for not knowing, but we know Beth sure does. Ellie is also Carver because just like him, she would do anything to protect her sons. Carver didn't let anyone know about his wife's affair botching his last investigation and I doubt Ellie will let Tom go down for the "murder". She probably thinks Joe is where he belongs. I actually think that if they told the truth no one would go to jail. It was an accident that Danny caused by running towards a swinging paddle. You don't run up to someone from behind while they're swinging a bat. Life lesson.

Thursday, December 11, 2014

Previously On...Thursday

Hey People,

S1 E9
Carver was given one day more day to work the case and boy did he work it. Mark and Beth are still having problems. I knew that bowling thing wouldn't solve anything, but I still wonder what Beth sees in him that she wants to work through it. All Mark does is complain about Beth seeing Paul, while he already cheated on her. This guy is a hypocrite, an annoying hypocrite. Forget therapy and dump him Beth. At least Dean was invited over and they had a nice family dinner together that is until Dean spilled that Danny went hunting with Vince without Mark and Beth knowing.

If Susan Wright wasn't scary before, she is definitely scary now. Her husband used to rape her eldest daughter and when her husband tried to rape the youngest, the eldest tried to stop him, but the husband ended up killing the eldest. Eventually the cops arrest the husband and the husband claimed the Susan knew about what he was doing the whole time. Susan was pregnant at the time and so she lost custody of the youngest and her unborn. Guess who turned out to be the unborn--Vince. I was right on the last Previous.

Vince is now the prime suspect with all the signs pointing to him, which is exactly why I don't think he did it. His car was used, Susan said she saw him on the beach, he went hunting with Danny, and he has Danny tattooed on his upper arm (which yes is weird).

Paul handed over what was left of the hard drive Tom tried to break to Carver. He told Carver what Tm tried to do and told him that Tom threatened him saying if he didn't hand it over, he would tell the police that Paul hit Danny. Carver told Ellie indirectly about the computer by having her look for it so she could bring it to work tomorrow to have it looked at.

We finally find out what happened in the last case Carver worked. It wasn't him who botched it, but his wife. She was having an affair with another detective and when they went to celebrate together in a hotel, she left the evidence in the car and the car was broken into. Bye bye evidence that would have convicted the suspect. Carver didn't want the truth out there because he didn't want his daughter to find out about her mother. I knew he was a good father.

This is the big one tonight the series finale (there's no way this show will get another season like Broadchurch and it was supposed to be a 10 episode event anyway) and we will finally find out who killed Danny. Tune in people!




Luv ya,
            Diva

Thursday, December 4, 2014

Previously On...Thursday

Hey People,

It's been awhile since the Thursday lineup so catch up with these recaps.


Okay I have to say it. Why are the Solano's so happy now? I didn't think that Beth forgave Mark but I guess she did. I'm happy for them, but at the same time, I can't help but wonder if the writers missed out on the opportunity to explore Beth's true problem of not being able to have a place after her son died. Instead, it feels like they glossed over it by showing how she doesn't want to end up like the other woman, who seems like she doesn't even have a reason to live anymore since she doesn't live at all. But again, I'm glad the family was laughing again. And what type of bowling is that? I've never seen a bowling ball that wasn't bigger than the size of my face.

The priest is still taking his 15 minutes of fame and running with it. Even though I wouldn't be surprised if he ended up being the killer, I doubt that he is. Frankly, it would upset me if he was. However, I wouldn't mind him being the victim in tonight's episode. I mean, he did see Tom breaking his laptop. Maybe he saw too much and needs to be shut up for good.

Luckily for us, Owen stayed away from Renee, who should take a hint and just go home. She had to sleep in her car. You would think, she would have given up by now. It's not like she has a reason to stay.

Speaking of journalists, Kathy told the police all about Susan Wright and her history, which is why she was arrested, but all she can think about is where her measly dog went and won't talk to anyone until he's found. For some reason Vince took him and was about to shoot, but we should know by now that animals don't die on TV. If there was an apocalypse, the animals would survive before humans do. It's just common sense in the TV world. We still aren't sure about their connection. If I had to guess I think Susan is Vince's real mother, but I have no idea.

Tom was found even though he gave a BS excuse as to why he was out there. I was seriously wondering "Are they really going to buy that?" And they did. I doubt Tom was the one that knocked his mother over at the cabin since I think he doesn't have enough strength for that. But someone who doesn't have strength at all is Carver is thinks he's breathing his last breath since he can't breathe.

So far I have speculated on who I thought wasn't the killer so let me to tell you who I'm leaning towards--Joe Miller. I think he's the one who abused Danny and he's manipulated Tom to cover for him. Motive, I'm still working on, but as of right now I really can't see it being anyone else since I think anyone else would be too obvious or so out there that I can't even fathom it right now.




Luv ya,
            Diva

Thursday, November 20, 2014

Previously On...Thursday

Hey People,



S1 E7

Another boy taken, but at least he may still be alive and possibly bleeding if we go by the medium.

Last week's episode starts off with Jack's funeral and the fame whore priest giving everyone a reminder that Jack was an innocent man. He also blames the cops for not helping.

Tom Miller has gone missing and everyone is out looking for him. I really don't blame Joe though. It was only 3 blocks and he was riding his bike among a bunch of kids. I think this boy left on his own accord.

I'm so happy Renee wasn't in this episode. If she was taken, I don't think anyone would care. But another outsider came instead--Carver's daughter. She didn't stay long, but it's kind of sad how she left. Her father was working on case of a missing boy and just because she stopped unannounced I might add, he's supposed to put a hold on everything and sit and chat with her. Why couldn't she just wait after his shift was over? Ugh, I will never get these types of characters on TV (Gotham, Jane the Virgin).

Meanwhile, Susan Wright knows something about Vince and it seems like all she wants in return is a boy for whatever twisted reason.

Anyway, they find the hiker who Jack saw and asked him some questions about both of the boys, but he only remembered Danny and really didn't help much other than tell us that Danny didn't want to stay at Gracepoint. We really need to take care of our veterans.


S1 E8
Well this episode was an unexpected surprise that I enjoyed very much. I love how close we're getting to the murder of Sam because I can tell you right now that lying fool needs to go. Let's get down to it.

Annalise tells Wes about dead girl being pregant hoping that he would keep it a secret, but boy yells it from the roof top. Okay I lied, he just tells Rebecca because he doesn't want any secrets between them. Too bad she was keeping a a secret from him as in she was telling Nate everything she knows. She didn't come clean to Wes until Wes caught her coming out of his car. Wes knows about Annalise's little boy toy, but what he doesn't know is that he is no longer playing with her anymore.

Wes was around, at least this time his pants stayed up the whole episode through. However, Laurel and Frank's did not. The car, really? When he went down on her and disappeared in front of the camera, I was wondering where did he go because I know cars aren't that big. Anyway, Laurel finds out Frank has a girlfriend and she knows about Frank's extracurricular activities. I don't know why Laurel should care. She has a boyfriend.

Michaela is dealing with some family issues, well maybe it's too soon to say that since she isn't family yet. Her mother-in-law is a fierce lady because she's being played by Lynn Whitfield and I've never seen this girl play nice in any of the characters she plays. What out Michaela! I have my money on the mom and Michaela will end up signing the pre-nup.

Meanwhile Asher was getting closer to Bonnie by consoling her and that girl needs a lot of consoling since Annalise fired her. I don't know why though. She kissed your husband yes, but she knew she was being played by him and told you what he did. We found out last episode that Bonnie saw dead girl that night and told her to leave. She figured out that Sam has known about the baby and he lied to both Annalise and her about not knowing anything about it. Just to make sure Bonnie didn't tell Annalise, Sam gave Bonnie what she thought she wanted from him--a kiss.

Remember people, the way you get them is the way they leave you.

Totally forgot about the case-of-the-week which was about a woman sleep walking, but was actually cleaning up the mess of her husband's killing of the nanny-hoe. Nanny-hoe just has a nice ring to it. It was a good case; however, in the real world, the mother would have to know who her lawyers were going to pin it on so she could agree to it because she could say no to accusing her husband. I wish this show was more realistic instead of going for the drama of it all.

Luv ya,
            Diva

Thursday, November 13, 2014

Previously On...Thursday

Hey People,



S1 E6
Well that  last episode left me depressed. Beth finally tells Mark that she's pregnant and Chloe overhears the conversation. In the beginning, Beth doesn't want to keep it, but it seems like towards the end she starts changing her mind about the idea. We'll see.

Beth does get some advice from the priest, who, of course, thinks she should keep the baby. He also thinks that there should be a viewing so everyone can gather at the church. This priest is coming off as a fame wh*re. Before Beth even talks to the priest, she smashes some glasses at the inn to let Gemma know she knows about the affair.

Susan Wright seems guiltier by the minute, but I'm hoping it's not her because it would be way too obvious. We, the viewers, find out she's the one who was most likely smoking those 3 cigarettes. Plus, the fact she invited Tom to he house to walk the dog just screams to me bad idea.

Speaking of Tom he had to do a little experiment at the beginning of the episode to help out the cops and get the timing down for them.

Owen, I don't know why you keep sleeping with Renee, but just stop it already. The girl obviously doesn't fact check her sources at all when she questioning Dean and his allegations. He could have just told his friends to agree with him. At least Owen knows a lie when he hears one.

Vince picks up a pitchfork and takes it to Jack's home with a bunch of people rallied behind him. But Jack explains to Mark, like he explained before to the cops, she was 16 going on 17 (song!) and they had a relationship. If they waited until she 17, everything would have been legal. I still find this a biut wrong at least 18 so she can fend for herself if the relationship went south, but that ended up happening anyway since he went to jail for 2 years. After the 2 articles on him, he commits suicide by walking into the ocean.

Like I said, last week was a sad episode, but I'll end this on a good note. Remember the awkward moments between Pass-Out Carver and Gemma and Ellie and Dirty Hugo? Hilarious.


S1 E7
How much sex needs to happen every episode? I mean, seriously that's enough. There has been a sex scene in every episode so far.

Anyway, this episode focused on Rebecca. I really hate how corrupt Annalise is, but we'll get to that in a second. The case-of-the-week was actually the arc-story so it was nice to focus on that. Annalise gets some help from the prosecutor that eventually backstabs her by making a deal with the other defender. But who didn't see that one coming? I'm actually surprised Annalise was surprised. The point was only the defender for Griffin wanted the body exhumed because it would only help them so Annalise & Co. had to stop that from happening. I'm glad a 3rd party did the autopsy. Good job, judge. We find out by the end of the episode that dead girl was pregnant. Great job, Sam.

On the personal side, Wes and Rebecca get a little closer, as in, they had sex. I still don't get them as a couple. He's Haitian so that was pretty good to find out, but that had to be the worst sex scene I've ever seen. Sex mixed with dead body is not sexy.

Connor is missing his lover and actually goes to see him, but some sexy meat shows up at the door instead. Sorry Connor, but you ain't as hot as that guy at the door, no offense. He also has sex with some random guy he couldn't even remember at the courthouse. This show I swear.

Laurel has sex with Frank, outside. She's my favorite, but when will she learn? I hear people already have videos of them on YouTube. I'm guessing she's not taking that job with her boyfriend.

Michaela is having her own problems by needing to sign a pre-nup. I didn't know her fiance was old money rich.

Even though you don't know what a gag-order is, you still hold accountable for breaking it. I don't know why the judge didn't say that. Bad job, judge. It's like if I didn't know what a Ponzi scheme was, but that's exactly what I did, I'm still going to jail. And another reason why I dislike Annalise's tactics.

Wes mother died when he was young. He actually worked his way to the top.

Fun fact, but not really fun we find out that Annalise has had miscarriages and is glad about it now that she's met Rebecca.

Luv ya,
            Diva

Thursday, November 6, 2014

Previously On...Thursday

Hey People,



So we learn more about a certain person of interest, which makes me think he's not the real killer either, but let's dive in it.

Carver was invited to dinner and even though he still doesn't get along with Miller, it seems the husband speaks his language. He was also find out that Carver was married and has a 17 year old daughter. Who knew?

Mark Solano is still a snake, but at least the truth is out in the open now since Beth told him she had seen it with her own eyes. Now why did Beth agree to talk to the media when the cops told them over and over again of why that's a bad idea, I don't even know and it's not like it helped there situation. I can understand if Chloe fell for Renee's lines, but not her. I guess grief makes people do stupid things.

Speaking of Renee, she's just using people left and right. I slept you with you that doesn't make you my boo, Owen. Okay she didn't really say that, but you get the gist of it.

Speaking of Owen, he and Jack got into a tiff of some sort. Well I guess if someone came up to me and asked if I sexually assaulted a kid, I would be a bit upset about it too, even if I did the crime because this guy has known me for so many years. So I don't blame Jack and the fact that he found Danny's phone makes me less suspicious of him so I don't think he did it. Plus, now he's too obvious.

Okay who says I know people that will rape you? If I was Kathy I would have replied back I know people, who wouldn't rape you and it's not because they're not rapists. Girl is messed up. I hope Kathy doesn't back down now. She doesn't seem like the type that will.

Paul was interrogated and doesn't raise any flags with them so far, but he did with me.

Side notes: Vince still trying to get a promotion out of Mark, Gemma knows about Carver's conditon, and Paul held a service for everyone.

After watching the last episode, I want to say screw these case-of-the-weeks and let's just skip to the night of the murder. With that said, let's get to the case-of-the-week which actually wasn't bad at all.

Annalise has to fight for a man's appeal on death row and Frank's father among other skeevy characters including a senator set him up just so they can move ahead in the world. In the end, they find out the teacher, who witnessed the death row man with a gun, had a lied, but the judges saw that even if she was telling the truth it was still circumstantial. FREEDOM! The case will be retried.

Meanwhile while Frank was dealing with daddy issues over the case, Wes made a deal with Annalise that is she got Rebecca back by any means necessary, he wouldn't go to the police. Annalise found a way to get Rebecca to come back, but at the cost of a football player. Frank and Annalise set up the football player, boyfriend of the decease, by planting the phone in his car, but first wiped it down so the pictures couldn't be traced back to the source. What they didn't know was that Nate, the ex-detective, had someone following them that took really good pictures of the set up. I wonder what type of camera he used? They were really good.

Also of note, Frank and Laurel are both into each other, but Bonnie had a talk with Laurel explaining to her that she wants a future that Frank won't be a part of because she's ambitious. So Laurel tells of Frank and that's the end of that for now.

In the present, we find out what Asher was doing that. Mostly b*ch*ng if you ask me, but he did get it in with Bonnie so I guess that's a plus. We not only see these 2 for the first time in the present, but we also see Annalise, who's asking where her husband at. We still don't know how Michaela ends up stealing the trophy from Asher.

You know what bugged me about this episode the most? I don't seem to understand what's with Wes's fascination over Rebecca. I can understand why you want to help a girl out, but to this extent I just don't get. They barely have talked except for the last 2 episodes. I don't think they had that strong of a bond for Wes to warrant this type of behavior--blackmail. Also, how is Wes okay with Annalise setting up the footballer? From what we know of Wes so far, I don't think it would sit well with him. But he acted like he didn't even care. It was all yay now I can get my boo back. One more thing, I'm actually upset that Annalise gave that speech at the end about how she needs her husband. She's such a strong character that for her to be like "I need you" made her so weak. At first, I thought she was talking about how she needed him for social reasons. What type of hold does her husband have over her?

Let me end on a good note. I did like that Annalise's speech to the senator.

Luv ya,
            Diva

Thursday, October 30, 2014

Previously On...Thursday

Hey People,

I don't know about you, but I was kind of bored the last episode. Nothing significant really happened during the last episode other than the burning of the boat and maybe Tom backtracking that phone call, but that depends on what happens next.

So Beth knows about the affair and Mark is acting like the only thing he's done wrong so far was not tell her about Chloe. However, Chloe and her Mark's conversation was definitely heated. He argued for her not to talk to her like that and she argued he lost the privilege to tell her anything when he started his affair. Like I said, heated. Will Mark tell her the truth, I doubt it, but you never know.

Susan Wright is weird. I swear if it comes down to me killing a chicken to save myself from starvation, I'm probably going to die. Kind of felt bad for her even though I think she's weird. Being stood up sucks,

The priest vs. the psychic well that was a fun little moment. But psychic had a point, if anyone would understand him, it would be him. Man is just jealous because he can't hear God.

Owen and Rennee (I don't why she hasn't left yet) seem like the most pointless characters to date. The add nothing to the show. At least Gemma had the awkward conversation with Carver (don't call him Emmett). As for Dean, well not everything is about race and you were let go so suck it up and deal with your uncle issues.



I'm with Laurel, finally a case that made sense for the most part and I could get behind. This was a good case-of-the-week.

"The way you get them is the way they leave you." You should memorize this quote Annalise. Sam gets out after that horrible explanation and who knows if what he was saying was true about the dead girl pursuing him.

At first, I was like how is the judge really going to rule in the favor of the prosecutor when they pull a stunt like that, so glad they backdoored it and because of Laurel, a mistrial occurred, which is just as good.

Ex-ex-detective (one ex for Annalise and another ex for not being a cop thanks to little Ms. have-a-crush-on-your-husband) finally told Annalise that he lied to her about where her husband was the night of the murder. Say bye-bye to using the dead girl's phone as evidence. But since Rebecca had to go pee, she saw the wallpaper and told Wes, who then went to go check for himself. Now what?

Rebecca is trying to get out of town, Laurel kissed Frank, and Wes knows Annalise's secret. Mr. Darcy, I know your secret.

What is with this show? I feel like the writers have stated that there needs to be at least one sex scene and at least two gay characters in each episode.

And how cute was Viola without her wig on at the end of the episode? She looked so vulnerable and adorable. I like that side of the character.

Luv ya,
            Diva

Thursday, October 23, 2014

Previously On...Thursday

Hey People,

I really hate Mark Solano. I'm pretty sure he didn't do, but omg man you seriously wasted time some valuable time. I love how he goes to Gemma and says that they did was stupid and he really was about to make the same stupid mistake. I guess if his son's death is his punishment, then he'll enjoy the it as much as possible.

Beth still hasn't told anyone that she's pregnant other than the priest, but it seems like the medium might help her. He offered three facts for her about her son. 1) He's not in pain 2) He was on a boat 3) He knew his killer well and he doesn't want his mom to be upset. If the medium is right, then that means we can cross Beth off the list. But it seems like Beth couldn't cross Mark off her list since she asked him point blank if he did it or not.

How did Chloe know about her father's affair is something we haven't found out about yet. Actually, there is a lot about Chloe will still haven't been told--her boyfriend, the drugs, the affair. She's starting to become suspicious to me. I mean, she could have sneaked out for all we know.

As for the reporter, if no one is going to talk to you just go home. I swear, her screen time consists of her announcing her name and where she works and people walking away.

Ellie's son gave his statement last episode, but nothing substantial. No one has yet figured out about him deleting his text messages and wiping out his hard drive.

As for Carver, he's still miserable as ever, but at least we know he doesn't have a drug problem just maybe a cancer problem or some type of health issue. Oh and Ellie and him still don't get along. Now who does that phone number belong to? Whoever it is, is not the killer.



Okay at least this case of the week was more believable than the last-inside trading. Wow what a throwback I had while watching this episode. The cop from Malcom & Eddie and the voice of Dijonay from The Proud Family, Karen White! I haven't seen her in years, but still playing those headstrong woman roles. Apparently, Elizabeth Perkins likes to act in shows named How to... And once I saw Sara Paxton, I knew she would be behind it, I just didn't know she had help until Connor slept with him. Can we please stop seeing Connor as a man wh*re? So glad he got kicked to the curb by the technician. Anyway, they pieced it together that 3 of her own people set her up. End of the case of the week. Oh almost forgot, one of them commits suicide by falling out of the window. Okay, now it's the end.

And now we move to the present time. We find out that after the burning of the body, Connor goes to the tech's place and has his breakdown there.

Back to in the past, Wes earns Rebecca's trust and gets the password to the phone. She also makes bail. Wes decides to come clean to Annalise about the phone and that's when we hear those 9 words, "Why do TV when I can do movies, b*tches?" "Why is your penis on a dead girl's phone?"

This has to be said, Viola Davis taking off her makeup and add ons was epic. Really speaks volumes to women everywhere. Makeup doesn't make you epic. And to tell you the truth, I thought she didn't really need it. She's still the same to me--amazing.

Luv ya,
            Diva

Thursday, October 16, 2014

Previously On...Thursday

Hey People,

Shall we get right into it? Okay so Det. Carver definitely has a drug problem either that or he has diabetes. However, I'm not surprised by the way he looks and acts.

Man do I hate Mark Solano. He is clearly lying and yet still continues to lie about what he was doing. No one cares if you were having an affair with your friend you can't remember the name of. Instead of the police wasting time on you, they could dedicate their time in finding the real killer, but they can't do that if you keep making yourself a suspect.

So Beth Solano is pregnant. She was pretty mad about the whole thing and that could be due to the fact that she just lost a child, but are we sure Mark is the father? And obviously something went on before that priest became a priest. Why is Beth's mother sending the priest to the rescue?

Susan Wright has his skateboard. I think she just took it because she likes to take things. She seems like a scavenger type to me.

Owen is kind of annoying too. He writes the crime section at the Gracepoint Journal. So what does he report on most of the time if it's a peaceful town (you know when little kids aren't getting killed)? Speaking of reporters, me thinks Chloe is definitely going to give Renee a ring. Ugh Chloe, you already have dealing cocaine on the list of stupid things you've done, you don't have to add chatting up to a reporter to list as well. As for Gemma, I don't know what type of innkeeper would get drugs for their customers. I guess she's very dedicated to her job.

Because Mark seemed like the biggest suspect in the episode, we can cross him off the list. I also think he's too stupid to do the crime.




I was not happy about this episode. I know girl likes a challenge, but when they have the woman's fingerprints, have witnesses who collaborated with her saying she did it, and the fact that it's really hard to prove being brainwashed, you kind of let this one go. A good lawyer would have advised her to take the 10 years. A great lawyer would have argued for a lower sentence. I can't believe they argued for brainwashing that's why I was so happy when she skipped town with her ex-con lover so I didn't have to witness the unbelievable verdict if they did win. It was great to see Ana Ortiz (Ugly Betty) again. I don't watch Devious Maids.

Connor lost the trophy for doubting the master, while Wes gained it for speaking up for the defenseless, even though I did think his speech was a bit much. Speaking of Connor, Michaela finds out that her fiance used to sleep with Connor, but no homo because he's not gay. And Laurel finds out that Frank has a thing for her and we find out that Frank isn't a lawyer, but an investigator.

Nate looks into Sam's alibi and we find out that he has none, but Nate tells Annalise otherwise. Why does Nate lie to her? I think it's because he wants to get back into the good graces of his precinct since he's on probation (bonus he gets Annalise back for what she did to him).

In the present time, it was focused on Michaela's perspective and we find out they took pictures at the bonfire to cover their tracks just in case they need an alibi and we also find out that Michaela loses her engagement ring. That thing was too big for her anyway.

Luv ya,
            Diva

Thursday, October 9, 2014

Thursday Recap

Hey People,





At first I thought, didn't we see this scene in the first episode. I was so confused, but it turns out this week was in Wes's POV. But first, let's talk about the case of the week.

I would have voted guilty if I was a juror. Did he kill his 2nd wife, no, but all you have to argue is that in the heat of the moment he got messy. Besides the defense didn't give the jurors any other possibility of someone else who could have done it; therefore, I would assume that it was him. If anything, hopefully his daughter kills him next and then she goes away for her crime.

So during the night of the murder, we learn that Wes lied about the coin toss and somehow coerced his classmates to helping him kill Sam. But that's pure speculation on my part if all along he planned on killing him. We also find out that Wes and Rebecca are together. Well that I did see coming, but what I didn't was how is she involved in this? How does the group even know her and why would they help?

If I had to guess I think Annalise is right in speculating her husband was involved with the dead the girl. I mean why else would he delete all his emails to and from her. My theory is Rebecca is also a student of his and once Sam killed the dead girl because she was going to tell Annalise about their affair, he moved on to Rebecca and when she wanted to end it because she fell for Wes, Sam tried to kill her, but Wes and the team found out about his plan and decided to get to him first. That's my theory as of now, but it's subject to change.

Saturday, October 4, 2014

Gracepoint Pilot Review

Hey People,

So I just finished Gracepoint, which I just found out is the same show as Broadchurch on the BBC. I think I remember the advertisement for Broadchurch but never watched it. If you're thinking if the show is going to be the same, then why watch, then let me tell you the ending will be different for the American version. I have no idea who did it in Broadchurch, but all I know is they're are not going to be the one this time around. Had to drop that fact first. So let me explain why I like this show.

Summary: A boy gets killed in a small town and one of the characters did it. You just don't know which one.

Let me also say, this is a miniseries. It will only have 10 episodes and that's it, so don't worry about cancellation because it'll run it's course.

I wasn't expecting this show to be so personal. I guess I always expect a show to be a little bit of a procedural, but Gracepoint doesn't do that at all. This show will center around characters and I love shows that do that. Like I said, it makes things more personal and to me, I think it will be fun to guess who did it. I'm guess Tom the dead boy's friend didn't do it just because they're hinting at him in the beginning #redherring.

Cast: This is interesting. So apparently some of the actors in Braodchurch are also in Gracepoint I'm not sure if they're playing the same characters, but I think that's kind of funny. You have David Tennant (Doctor Who, Broadchurch), Anna Gunn (Breaking Bad--I still need to watch that), Kevin Zegers (Gossip Girl), Jessica Lucas (Life as We Know It, Cloverfield), and Sarah-Jane Potts (Sugar Rush, Broadchurch) are some of the few that I know.

Judgement: I say watch it. It's only 10 episodes and you know it's going to end properly and not get cancelled.

Diary:  No Diary.

Luv ya,
            Diva

P.S. The acting is phenomenal. Had me crying already.

I Missed Another Show

Hey People,

So apparently I missed another show called Gracepoint. I don't know why this keeps happening. Anyway I'm going to watch it now. I have seen advertisements about this and I still don't know what's going on so I'm going in this blind.

And of course, it will get a review. Stay tuned!

Luv ya,
            Diva