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Hey People,

Man I am not liking our group right now. They're basically turning into a bunch of killers and although the group that they killed weren't all that great of people, this just seems wrong to me.

Now last week was basically a filler so there's really nothing to report other than Maggie and Carol killed their kidnappers and Carol might start realizing what she's become. Maybe that's the true reason why Carol didn't say a word about Morgan because she knows deep, deep, deep, down inside that he's right.

P.S. No one has time for a filler, now who the fuck is Negan?

I was seriously deciding if I should even write about Quantico or not. I mean this episode was not as terrible as the last episode was but it was still terrible. Now Alex looks like a manic and Natalie might possibly be dead. If they don't show a dead body then that means they ain't dead.

I don't really care what happens to any of these characters. They are all cockoo for Cocoa Puffs.

Limited time and I think I just wasted an hour. Sorry, Quantico, you've just been cut.

Luv ya,
            Diva

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Hey People,

S6 E12

I knew the win against Negan was too easy. Is Negan a girl? That would definitely change the game for me. I was expecting a man for some reason. Negan sounds like a boy's name to me. Anyway, I was kind of on Morgan's side a bit with this one, but if they didn't comply then they would have lost the element of surprise. I just don't want the team to turn into The Governor, who basically did the same thing to them except he killed people who left as well. Glad the war isn't over though.

But OMG why the hell did Carol and Maggie need to get caught? This was the first episode in a very long time that I was liking her. Her not telling the rest of the group about Morgan's pack to not kill the living, her falling for a guy (who knows the fuck why though), leaving a cookie for Sam (even though he doesn't deserve it because he basically killed him and his family & if it wasn't for Carol's talk he wouldn't had freaked out), and she didn't want Maggie in the fight because she's pregnant. Then she gets caught and I hate her all over again.

Abraham cleaned house! He broke up with Rosita, which was hilarious to be honest with Eugene just standing there afterwards, for a second I thought she was going to sleep with him, just for a second though. I can't wait until the talk Abraham has with Sasha, but with what's going down now, it'll have to wait.

BONUS!

Loved the song in the show and had to put it on here.

S1 E12

OMG this show is going down the crapper, which is really disappointing. Like there were times in this episode there is some serious terrible acting going on (looking at you person who plays Simon). There can be terrible shows, but even on terrible shows I still wouldn't blame the actors. I will blame some of he actors this time though.

Why is Alex hated again? I'm still trying to figure out why Ryan hates that Alex lied on the stand. Didn't he just say to end conspiracy a few scenes before? What the fuck? Then you have the bitch Shelby, who's blaming Alex for her career fail. She slept with her boss! She has no one to blame, but herself. I don't even get why Simon is mad. The only thing I could see him blaming Alex for is letting him think it was okay for him to release the trigger, but I don't even think that's why he's mad so I don't really know. Like seriously what is going on with this show?

The twins were interrogating Miranda's son and Raina is the only one that got him to talk and is following up on the lead without her sister knowing. Can I say that was a total 180 that kid did. Oh let's bond about how people judge us on stereotypes because that will make me feel safer and therefore I will disclose my info to you? Again, what the fuck?

Natalie is the only one I'm starting to actually like and she may die soon because she has a bomb strapped to her chest.

Caleb and Shelby may be teaming up to save her fake sister and the person behind her having a fake sister will probably be one of her parents because one of them is still alive after the plan crash and wanted to play dead because their business was corrupt and this was the only way to hold onto their money and the only way to get access to their funds was to hire a woman to fake being Shelby's sister. Let's be honest here, this isn't far fetched with this show and that's really sad to admit.

I did however like the lesson of the week with the new team joining our current group. Some people don't like it but I do. It's not like the current team is that likable these days. Maybe we'll like some of the new characters.

I really hate to see this show fall any farther than it has, but it really needs to start making some fucking sense.

P.S. I'm pretty sure Shelby is the villain. That was totally a girl's voice.
P.P.S. Who the fuck is Duncan?

Quantico Midseason 1 Finale Review

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Elias is dead. It wasn't that hard to figure out he was behind it in this episode. I was thinking either they're making it really obvious on purpose or the actor who's playing Elias is really bad at acting. The people truly behind the bombings blackmailed Elias into doing their bidding and Elias went along with it because he didn't want to end up in jail. In the end, he took his own life to avoid jail time. Wow, man really didn't want to get butt raped in jail, I guess.

But even after Elias killed himself by falling out a window, Alex and people still had to deal with Simon being attached to a bomb. I don't know about you, but I just found it really wrong for them to release the trigger when the bomb they found was disarmed. Because every once in awhile the bomb you find may not be attached to the trigger you find just like in this case. It just didn't seem right to me to tell Simon to release the trigger without someone checking it out first. Anyway, another bomb went off and this one was underneath the place where the FBI set up shop after the Grand Central bombing. I would totally blame Alex for that one just because she told Simon to release his hand.

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S1 E10

So everyone was exonerated and Alex has 23 hours before her sentencing that gives her 23 hours to find the 2nd bomb and who's behind it and in order to do that she must keep an eye on all her classmates including the ones that helped with her escape.

Reina has feelings for the guy who's a terrorist. She thinks he's just lost, but Nimah tries to talk some sense into Reina by telling her when she slept with him and they had pillow talk there was nothing lost about him. Reina is going to get her twin sister Nimah killed. I'm calling it now, one of the sisters will possibly die in the midseason finale tonight or in the season finale.

Shelby broke it off with Caleb's father and Caleb has already told his mother, the senator, about the affair and I believe that we will be seeing his mother tonight (cannot wait to see Marica Cross back on TV). We also found out in the past that Shelby was catfished into giving money to an organization when she really thought she was giving money to her sister, but we already knew that, right?

Simon got kicked out of Quantico, not because of his history fighting alongside the Israelis against Hamas (or what one of presidential candidates likes to call hummus) and not knowing his group went rogue, but because he got in a fight with Ryan in his 3rd week. In the future, it turns out Simon wasn't a part of the bombing; however, he did create the bombs that were supposed to be under some mosques. They were flawed bombs never meant to go off, but someone must have stolen his notes from Quantico and knew where the bombs would be, stole them, and fixed them so they would detonate like the one in Grand Central. I still think he should go to jail and I think he knows he will since he said he had to get his affairs in order, but by the end of the episode, Simon was taken. I don't really care that Simon was taken to be honest. I kind of hate him more than Natalie.

Speaking of Natalie, she kind of grew on me last episode. We find out the fake scar was because her boyfriend was emotionally abusive (which is just as dangerous) and the only way for her to get away with her child was to fake a physically abusive relationship to the judges. She still wears the scar as a reminder to herself of her former self. Coming to Quantico was a risk for her because now the baby daddy wants/has custody of his kid and Natalie is training in Quantico. Well I'm pretty sure since she works for the government she can easily get that switched around, so I'm not sweating bullets over it.

Now no one trusts Alex because she was spying on all of them when they put their necks on the line to help save her, but in all fairness she did find out that Simon was behind the makings of the bombs and I don't think he would have been forthcoming about that if he didn't know he was being followed.

Luv ya,
            Diva

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S1 E9

This is why we shouldn't use torture to interrogate others. It just makes them agree to anything you say because they could honestly not know anything. Take note, presidential candidates.

So Alex has plead guilty and the one most likely behind the bombing is Simon, but if Simon really is behind the bombing then wouldn't he know that Alex has been exonerated and would tell his buddies that they FBI is still searching for them? It doesn't really matter, but I guess they don't think anymore that someone was flipped on their side.

There was a bit of a love triangle going on again, actually now that I think about it, there are tons of love triangles on this show and maybe a possible pentagon (Natalie's past rich boyfriend, Natalie, Ryan, Alex, and Liam). You could make it a hexagon, but I think Miranda and Liam are strictly platonic now. Ryan was getting jealous that Alex was focusing on a guy who was trying to ruin them, but all Alex can see is someone like her father who is spiraling out of control. Ryan decides to leave and I really don't understand why he was staying anyway. I wouldn't stay for a girl, but if I was getting paid the same, then I probably would stick around and treat it like a sort of vacation for me. I'm not a big fan of Alex and Ryan so I don't really care.

Miranda was in the hospital the whole time since she was shot the last we saw her and it turns out that a bunch of kidnappers shot her and kidnapped her son. Probably the same group of people her son used to talk to on the internet about shooting up his school.

Shelby has to be getting played by her sister. I knew she was being played. I doubt she knows anything about it because if she did, then why would Caleb's father start dating her? Why would she work for the FBI for that matter?

They tried to make Natalie human last week by becoming pro-Alex, but I still don't care about that character.

As for Simon, I can see why all the hate he got for telling the truth about serial killer being set up, but the other recruits were right. He should have used the proper channels to make sure the other charges still stuck and that they would look into the copycat killer. The hate was deserved in my book.

Luv ya,
            Diva

Previously On Sunday...

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S6 E7

This is some bullshit. Glenn should be dead. I'm sorry but I just call bullshit on this storyline. TWO people fall on the ground and they only attack one. REALLY? You know as well as I know that's some bullshit and they put Steven Yeun's name back in the opening just to prove how shitty they truly are. With that all said, welcome Glenn! I missed you. Is it still wrong of me to wish that he still dies by the end of the season? I know I'm twisted.

Rick is starting to become super annoying to me. I mean Carol has always been annoying to me and she's always the first person I think when I want someone to die, but Rick is slowly turning into my #2 guy for that position. Rick doesn't trust anyone outside of his group and he doesn't feel like their life is worth the same as theirs, but his actions speak louder than his words since he saved the senator's son. I like how Morgan broke it down for all of them. All life is precious because who is he to judge when he was just as crazy as the wolves people when Rick met up with him again for the 2nd time. People do change and you need to have faith in that because who knows, they might save your ass down the road, like Morgan did Daryl. Don't listen to Carol, Rick, listen to Morgan, Michonne, and Tara.

Speaking of Tara, she is slowly starting to become one of my favorites. The fuck you she gave Rick was a perfect response to Rick hollering at her for putting her life at risk to save the senator's son. At least, Spencer tried to make his way to the truck. I love how Spencer needed to have Rick's permission before attempting. Yea, like you ask their permission before attempting half of the stuff you do Rick. Don't get it twisted Rick, this isn't your town as much as you want to be. He needs to start acting like he is one of the people before he starts thinking it's all his.

So now that we know Glenn is alive he starts making his way back to town and runs into Enid along the way. He vows to take her back with him and when they finally get there, they see all the Walkers surrounding the place. Luckily, they have balloons to send a signal to the others.

Rick was trying to teach his girlfriend's (are they at the point in their relationship?) son how to shoot, but bullets weren't a part of it. The boy steals some and I have no idea what he's going to use it for or possibly on.

Carol is still in everyone's business and I'm not sure if she found out about Morgan's experiment with one of the wolves. Mind your business Carol damn!

As for the rest, they were learning how to use a weapon taught by the hottie Rosita, and Eugene still isn't used to using weapons yet. When is this boy going to learn. To honor the dead, you must keep living. It's like the theme of the season this year.

Now for what's going to happen in this finale tonight. Everything will go to shit. I hope everyone can come together again because this heard is definitely going to be making its way in as a result of the watch tower falling over. The town is going to need all the help it can get.

S1 E8

So Alex turned herself in and I'm guessing Ryan is still heading outside the country unless he tells the chopper to turn back around, which he probably will do because if he doesn't he'll become an irrelevant character.

In the past Alex finds out the truth about her father's relationship with Liam. Liam worked for her father. They and a bunch of other agents (that are apparently good agents) couldn't stop a massacre of over 200 people from dying, and so they all covered it up, Miranda included. No point in bringing down the whole bureau with this mess.

Nimah and Raina turn out to be 2 totally different people and now I can actually differentiate between them, finally. Nimah is the Muslim conservative, while Raina is the wild child. I'm not the only one who's just figuring this out. Simon thought he liked Nimah, but everything he liked about her was actually Raina. But Raina wants nothing to do with him and Nimah, the one that actually did like him, is coming to understand it was not her who Simon liked. Well what can you do? We all know Simon gets kicked out of Quantico and I think it just might happen tonight, since he called up his buddy and said trying to join the FBI might have been a mistake.

This Shelby and Caleb business is still a mess and I don't even really want to discuss it because it still hasn't changed much and we still don't know what went wrong in Shelby and Caleb's relationship, but what we do know is Caleb felt used in the end. Although, I don't see how he was used, but whatever. Caleb is all about keeping his mother safe from harm, which is why in the future he's deleting all the personal emails between Caleb's father and Shelby. We do find something interesting about Caleb this episode, he used to be in a cult and with that ending he just might still be in that cult. Shelby also had a secret that she gives money to her half-sister, but what if that half-sister is just claiming to buy a house but is actually using that money for terrorists attacks. You never know people that's all I'm saying.

Well at the recruits have their weekends back and can now travel outside of campus. Just another day in Quantico.

Luv ya,
            Diva

Previously On Sunday...

Hey People,

S6 E6

So all of the conversations between Sasha and Abraham, this was all I heard.

Blah, blah, blah...
Abraham: I would like to get to know you a little better.
Sasha: Why do you think that?
Abraham: Because you're a no bullshitter and I can tell you want this D.
Sasha: You need to clean up house aka get rid of your side hoe.
Abraham: I can do that.

And that's all I can remember.

But seriously folks, I just did not see that one coming. Sasha and Abraham? Who would have thunk it? But if you do think about it, it does make sense. They both have experienced losing someone dear to them and almost died by their own hands because of it. They were both saved realizing they needed to survive. I don't see a problem with it. I'll start rooting for them. What should their name be? Saham? Abraha? Shaham? Sabrah? Sabra? I'll find out the name eventually.

Daryl got his bike stolen, but he can always make another. I think everyone knows that those people are going to end up dead one way or another. The good thing is all the Walkers were led away from Alexandria and Daryl, Sasha, and Abraham found each other again.

Again, I repeat, Glen is DEAD! I can't believe some people think he's the one who asked for help on the walkie-talkie. I don't know who it was, but I know you can rule out Glen and any women we've met so far on the show.

Luv ya,
             Diva

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S6 E5

I'm guessing Rick ran all the way home and finally kissed the girl. Tara has a new girlfriend at least her standards are higher this time. I didn't like the last one.

Maggie was going to search for her husband and Aaron was going to go with her. I guess he didn't want to sit around and wallow in pity because the wolves people came to Alexandria because of his backpack. Eventually Maggie comes to her senses and realizes heading out will lead directly to their deaths.

Deanna wants to live and her son Spencer seems like he's just waiting for death to claim him.

The show is still going slow, but surprisingly, I like it. It's not slow as in boring, but instead slow as in it's only been 2 days since the premiere of the season.

Oh and Glenn is still dead, but I bet we'll see him as a Walker soon probably.

S1 E7

I guess I didn't watch the last 5 minutes of the previous episode before this because I didn't even know Simon found out about the twins and he was locked up in the closet. I guess I lost interest because the show went soap opera on me. And if it turns out that the twins are behind the attack I'm totally done with this show. I'm not a Muslim, but I don't need to watch stereotypes of that nature in my shows. It's insulting. Oh and Natalie told O'Connor Booth is helping Alex in the future.

Everyone knows about the twins now after passing the exam. I knew anyone who walked out of that door would be kicked out. Alex blackmailed O'Connor in giving Booth his title back and he left by the end of the episode (I watched the whole thing this time), but I'm pretty sure he'll be back.Caleb is back as a NAT again. I actually liked him as an analyst and thought he was better suited as one. Natalie is annoying as ever, but at least she let Alex and Booth go in the future.

Speaking of the future, the twins were working a case and they're not terrorists. YAY! It seems like everyone is helping Alex out now.

Luv ya,
            Diva

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Iey People,

S6 E4

Well this was a waste of an episode and it didn't have to be either. This should have been the premiere of the season, instead of the filler that we got. I really hate fillers and I hate them even more when a show like this is already short to begin with. However, as much as this was a filler, it wasn't a bad filler. I always liked TWD's fillers and this was no different. 

The episode was focused on Morgan and his journey from the last time we saw him. I'll break it down for you. Morgan went nuts after losing his son. He felt the only reason he was still alive was to kill everyone else that was left and if he died doing that, then that would safe him the trouble of doing it himself. He meets a guy who practices a type of fighting that doesn't allow you to kill others, even the most heinous. He shows this peaceful practice to Morgan and that's basically how Morgan becomes the way he is now. Of course, the guy dies and has a sad story of his own to begin with (wife, daughter, and son were murdered by a killer in prison he wouldn't let him get parole), but the story didn't surprise no one. 

The episode ends with Rick calling out to open the gate. Obviously, the RV started, but I can't believe people still think Glen is alive. GLEN IS DEAD!

S1 E6

What is happening to this show? I thought this would be the next action show I needed in my life but it's turning into a soap. It's soapier than Empire! 

Alex finds out Booth is an agent and has been assigned to him. Miranda made everyone know the truth about her son, who did achieve parole, and made an assignment of surveillance on her son. One of the twins (I still don't care to know the difference yet) made out with Simon and took off her hijab. I'm offended for Muslims because that was just plain stupid. We find out in the future Shelby is now sleeping with Caleb's dad. Eww to the extreme. And Natalie is still annoying as ever and no one cares the fuck about.

Seriously what is happening to this show? Let's get back on track writers because the last thing I need is this great potential of a show going down the tube.

Luv ya,
            Diva

Previously On Sunday...

Hey People,

Sorry for the lateness. I just got back from partying it up in New York for Halloween. The night ended with cops and throw up, so you know I had a good night. BTW, Happy Halloween. Anyway, let's get back to the recap.

S5 E3

You got to love The Walking Dead for killing important characters. No one is safe and that's one of the great things about the show. They killed off Glenn! Now I was talking to my friend, who thinks he may not be dead and I reassured him that there is no way he's getting out of that one alive. They played the sad music and everything. He thinks the guts we saw was from the other guy, but it doesn't matter because he's surrounded by Walkers everywhere. He should have just hopped the fence with those tall bushes and taken his chance there. Or better yet cover his body with guts and just walk among the dead. I don't know why they keep forgetting they can do that. And so even though I like Glenn, he's dumb for not thinking of it and is therefore his fault he's dead. Once he took the watch out I knew he was a goner. I knew Glenn was a possibility because of a spoiler, but you never know. The show may not go down that route and I hope they don't for another character I know is gone in the comics, but we shall see. So Maggie is pregnant and a widow. Damn this is not going to sit well with her when she finds out.

So the episode was again the same day from a different perspective. I should complain about how we're on the 3rd episode and still on the same damn day, but I won't because getting it from different perspectives is actually working this time around unlike the beginning of the 5th season when everyone was broken up.

Michonne, Glenn, and the others were trying to keep ahead of the heard that were heading to Alexandria because of the horn. One stupid person shot another and then ran off and most definitely gotten killed somewhere along the way (there was no way he's gonna survive especially when he was running the other direction), another sprained her ankle and then died because she couldn't keep up, and someone else got bitten. Then you of course have Glenn and the person who tried to kill Glenn, both get killed. It was a bloody night, but the person who still isn't safe is Rick who has a bunch of Walkers coming his way and he's a sitting duck.

S1 E5

I was not feeling all the sex this episode. I felt like the hookups were forced, especially Caleb and Shelby's. I like them as a couple, but at the same time they annoy me when their together. Anyway, the test of the week was for the recruits to go undercover and prove they can pull it off. Of course, Alex and Ryan pass, as well as the twins who were doing double the undercover since they were changing among themselves every hour. You could also argue they have an up on everyone since they're undercover 24 with everyone else at the academy. But then again so is Simon and he failed miserably. He brought his fake boyfriend to the party and Elias found out the truth about him. He believed everything Simon said (him not being gay, fighting for the other side, not needing glasses, and not liking coffee). I still think Simon is a liar and I wouldn't believe a damn thing he said. Although, I do think he's not gay and it was foul that he would fake that. But at least it's out there that Simon likes one of twins and one of the twins likes him.

Shaw knows the truth or the version of truth O'Connor told her and now believes Ryan should stick with his undercover. I still believe O'Connor is lying. It seems like I think everyone is a liar in this show, except Alex.

In the future, since it was ordered Alex can arrive dead or alive, Alex figures the only way for her not to end up dead is to tell her side of the story to the world. Then came the dark net, I have a love, hate relationship with them. I love the cause, hate what they do sometimes. Anyway, Alex broadcasts her story streaming online and the FEDs track her to a mosque. She escapes and now has made new friends with an anonymous group. Shelby didn't rat on Alex because even she doesn't think she did it and my theory from before still seems to be holding up nicely.

Luv ya,
            Diva

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S6 E2

We got to see what was going on with the people back at Alexandria and it was not good. It looks like the only people that didn't die was our usual group, the panic attack doctor, the congresswoman and her son, Jess and her sons, the gay guy (who probably will blame himself for leading those wolves people there) and the pantry/gun keeper.

Nothing really happened other than people dying left and right, but we did find out two really important things about Morgan and Carol or what I like to call them, the angel and the devil. Morgan can kill Walkers, but he can't kill humans and Carol still has a heart, which I thought was dead.

P.S. Carl lost his could have been girlfriend, since she up and left Alexandria. Maybe he can become friends with Jess's son now that they really have nothing to fight over anymore. We do need a bromance on the show.

S1 E4

I liked everything about this episode except for how easily Alex was pushed "over the edge". You would think she would feel distracted not more focused, but to each their own. She wanted to do everything by herself. I guess it's because the twin was distracted they couldn't have 2 team players distracted at the same time. Her finding out the truth that her father wasn't all that great of a person really says something about her character. Just to get things straight, when she found out she killed a hero, she lost her purpose at Quantico, but when she found out the hero was what she initially thought of him as, she's back to being a team leader. Okay, I guess.

Shaw revealed the truth about her son. The theory out there was correct. Her son was planning on killing people at his school and is now up for parole. We still don't know the details the twins play, but their goal is to stop domestic terrorism. BTW, the twin that left came back.

We learn that in the future Ryan is dating Natalie. Not that I care or anything, but for some reason I feel like he's still undercover and they still don't know he's been FBI. But it turns out that he has to train again anyway or he'll be kicked out of the FBI for good. However, I don't believe a word O'Connor says, so take it or leave it.

Also in the future, Simon pledges his allegiance to Alex, which is good. Still don't like or trust the guy and I'm actually glad that guy tech guy is digging into his past. The bomb wire Alex found in the adjacent apartment from hers led them to Shelby and girl was not having any of it. She really wanted to bring Alex in and I have no idea where Alex is taking her. I'm pretty sure the info Alex was referring to Shelby has to deal with who she emails, texts and calls everyday. I think she's lying about her half-sister, like Natalie is lying about her stupid scar (seriously who lies about a scar?), unless her half-sister lives in the Middle East. It seems to me that Shelby really did vote for Obama.

Theory
I'm starting to form my first theory of the show and I have 2 guesses so far. Either O'Connor or Caleb. Caleb knows more than what he lets on and I think he might take his anger on his family by causing havoc in America. Or maybe it's O'Connor. Remember, they did say in the first episode that this was planned right from the get go and O'Connor started with the recruits at the same time even though he's not a recruit himself. Maybe he wants to get back at them and knows Alex is the perfect person to pin the terrorist attack on, which is why he's having Ryan follow her. Think about it people.

Luv ya,
            Diva

Previously On Sunday...

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S1 E2 & E3

E2
Hap really wants to find out who pointed a gun at his face so he puts out an award to anyone that leads him to the culprit. Wick tries to use this near death experience his father just had to get back in his good graces again. Meanwhile, Wick and his partner-in-crime are trying to sell the rig, but the buyer realizes he could make more money by turning Wick and the other idiot in. Carla suspects Wick has something to do with the rig and even points the sheriff in the right direction. But in the end, the buyer ends up dead with a burn on his shoulder, just like Wick got during the oil fire fight he had with his father and Billy. I don't see how murdering someone is a better idea than stealing. His partner is an idiot. Well he was an idiot to begin with when he went along with Wicks idea to steal the rig.

Speaking of Billy, he wanted to use the $500,000 he got from Hap on another investment that was guaranteed success, but Cody wanted to use the money to buy a house. In the end, Billy sided with Cody on buying a house for them and their baby.

There were 2 newcomers tonight, Lacey, Hap's daughter, and AJ, the guy who sleeps in the guest house and is following Hap around probably because Carla is paying him so she can file for divorce and get all the money. Seems like the likely story and let us not forget that AJ and Lacey are probably going to end up being secret lovers, who have to hide it from everyone else because Lacey is from money and AJ is the driver. And of course you have the daughter hates the mother angle.

The big shocker of the night or what I'm going to call "the saw it coming shocker of the night" was finding out Hap and Jules were secret lovers before Jules hooked up with Wick. Lost all respect for Jules, but it's not like I had a lot of it to begin with.

I hope this show can become less of a cliche.

E3
Okay that had to be the dumbest investment I've ever seen. Let me sell you my share of the property which is worth 3 times the amount of the land you're drilling today just so I can get my money now. Billy is an idiot, which makes no sense since he came up with such a brilliant idea to get the land in the first place. He deserves to lose all of his money.

Hap played Billy and now he's sleeping with his ex. At least Jules isn't a total slut, but if the man didn't make public his relationship with her when he was single why would he do it when he's married? That's just stupid. And now Hap is playing his own son by getting him to break up with Jules.

Then you got Finn (I love you Wilson, it's so weird not hearing a southern accent from him, especially when the show is placed in the south) who's hitting on a married woman. That seemed so random.

Let's not forget this whole other mess of AJ testing the dirt for something because maybe he's an illegal and this is a way for him to become a citizen. We know for sure that he's definitely going to use Lacey to find whatever he's looking for.

Honestly, this show is a bit too cliched for me. Plus, I looked into Don Johnson's past and that man is a creeper that's all I will say. The ratings suck too.

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E2

S1 E2 & E3

So this show is basically trying to make everyone look like a suspect. Ryan is working undercover. The twins are twins, but if they're behind it so is Shaw. Shelby has a contact in the middle east, but this assumption just makes me feel like I'm being a racist. Simon doesn't need to wear glasses, apparently it's really hard to get out of Gaza once you're in there, and he is just trying to get too close to the twins for some reason. Natalie has a fake scar. Who has a fake scar? It's not even that big. And Caleb is a pretty good analyst, who is hiding being smart on his Facebook. I don't get why you have to hide that but whatever. Maybe he likes when people underestimate him.

The training for this week involved stopping an epidemic from happening and Alex was the only one to ever figure it out the true meaning behind the exercise is your source has to be trustworthy.

There's a new girl Natalie who was riding Alex's ass the whole episode. However, she is one of the recruits that make it into the FBI since we saw her fight with Alex in the future, but bitch is still 2nd because Alex handcuffed her to a pole.

There is a love square going on. Let's see, O'Connor had a thing with Shaw which is now over and in the future, it is revealed that he falls in love with Alex. Alex then revels that she and Natalie love Ryan and O'Connor reveals that Ryan has a family and since the ring print was still on his finger, this includes a wife. So basically he lied to Alex to get back in her good graces again and me thinks she still doesn't know in the future or she wouldn't be talking to him. For the record, I just want to state that I think it's a horrible idea for Ryan to claim Alex is the one who shot him. Wouldn't it buy her some more time if you told them it was someone else? Let's not forget Shelby's thing for Caleb, which I don't really understand. Guy is a douche

Theory
So there has been 2 theories put out there that I think are pretty good and need a mention. The first is about Simon not being gay. He did fake that picture and he's more interested in the twins than the analyst. The second is Shaw's son, who was mentioned in the future. Apparently, Shaw was blind to him, but we don't know why. Some have put it together that her son has some sort of connection to the school Shaw and O'Connor had their talk while sitting in her car. They even speculated that the person who is up for parole is her son. Good theories, I still don't have one for who set off the bomb at Grand Central, but I don't think it's Simon because he's just way too obvious at this point.

E3
Looks like the theory about Shaw was right. Anyway, the lesson of the week was to trust your teammates and Simon failed miserably on it (apparently the first to ever do so. I find that hard to believe). He's now on probation because of it and we all know he messes up again (something to do with a bomb) and gets kicked out of Quantico. However, in the future, Alex goes to him for help and it seems that Simon became a special agent some other way. Sleeping with his boss maybe?

In the future we find out that O'Connor used to work with Alex's father and they did something really bad together. Alex's mother knows the truth, which makes me think she'll die sometime this season. Alex finds out her father was a hero, but I think that O'Connor only gave her the good stuff and left out all the terrible things he's done.

One of the twins, I don't know which twin, left, so now there is only one. I'm just waiting for Shelby and Caleb to happen at this point. And I agree with Ryan on calling Simon a creep.

This season is moving along nicely and I can tell they planned things ahead which I always appreciate.

*Congrats on Quantico getting a full season order*

S6 E1

I wasn't a big fan of the back and forth between the past and present, but it was a necessary evil I had to endure. Maybe it was the black and white. Anyway, not much happened this episode except for explaining to us what happened between Rick shooting the wife beater and everyone trying to lure thousands of Walkers away from their town. Nothing had really changed, but I'm glad Morgan is around. I swear if it weren't for him, Michonne, and Daryl, I would be gone from this show. Carol still bugs me. The less I see of her the better. So glad when Morgan called her out on her shit. Watching people, ready to pounce.

The big takeaway was the ending. They were luring the Walkers away from town and someone is making a huge noise that the Walkers are now walking towards. The sad thing is it's leading them right towards their town. I had no idea who would be making that sound, but then I read a comment that basically said payback is a bitch.

P.S. I don't know what people expect from Rick and Jessie. The man killed her husband. Yes, he deserved to die like all wife beaters do, but it really wouldn't make any sense for them to get together so fast and easily.
P.P.S. $800K for a house in Alexandria is ridiculous.

Luv ya,
            Diva

Previously On Sunday...

Hey People,

S1 E1

Okay I had no hope for this and knew nothing about this show except for the fact it had something to do with oil meaning millionaires were involved.

Blood & Oil managed to keep my attention for the whole episode and did a pretty decent job in ratings because I thought it would tank (Sundays are hard). Basically the episode went like this: A down on his luck guy manages to buy property that is needed to access land filled with oil. He makes a deal with the richest guy in town and now the guy and his wife are millionaires with a baby on the way. Pretty simple, right?

I'm hoping this show doesn't run out of steam because it could definitely be a replacement for those who liked Dallas.

It was good enough to get a poster, but we'll see if it's good enough to get a poster on the slideshow tonight.

S1 E1

I started watching Quantico knowing nothing about it and a couple of minutes in thought it was going to be some type of Grey's Anatomy type show, but for the FBI.  I didn't get too into before turning it off and returning to work, but I kept reading how good it was. I always give a show a shot so I knew I was going to finish the pilot eventually, but I wasn't looking forward to it. After I finished the show, I can now say it's one of my favorite premieres this season. It was so good I even got posters for it.

Quick summary: A new recruit finds herself in trouble when someone in her unit sets her up. Apparently, she bombed Grand Central in New York. Now, she must rethink who was lying in her unit the whole time.

I'm actually really looking forward to this tonight. It seems like this will be a very serial show and you know I love that. I was surprised at how many people died or will die in the premiere, which means this show isn't afraid to take risks and kill people off and the twins were the biggest shock to me out of everything.

I don't have a theory yet, but I'm definitely already a fan and you don't have to worry about this one getting cancelled (it beat Once Upon A Time).

P.S. Love that they got an Indian lead. Diversity is always a win.

Luv ya,
            Diva