Television Reviews

Ahsoka – Far, Far Away

  • Title: Ahsoka – Part Six: Far, Far Away
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After wasting several weeks dragging its feet to get the search for Ezra Bridger (Eman Esfandi) and Thrawn (Lars Mikkelsen)  stared, “Far, Far Away” rapidly accelerates its storytelling racing through events. Arriving in a distant galaxy, which apparently only contains a single planet of interest where both Thrawn and Ezra are both living, our evil doers almost immediately meet up with Thrawn and prepare his return. Released, Sabine‘s (Natasha Liu Bordizzo) begins scouring an entire planet, apparently only inhabited by this galaxy’s versions of Sandpeople and odd rock creatures, for her lost friend which takes less than half a day.

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Only Murders in the Building – Ah, Love!

  • Title: Only Murders in the Building – Ah, Love!
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Date night comes to Only Murders in the Building in an episode that doesn’t actually deal with Joy (Andrea Martin) as a suspect but instead focuses on Charles’ (Steve Martin) emotional issues with the help of his old friend Sazz (Jane Lynch). By the end of the episode, Charles has worked through his panic of dating yet another possible murderer and fears of commitment, but it turns out to be too little too late to save his unplanned engagement. While Joy is crossed of the list in Oliver’s mind, it is interesting that the episode doesn’t actually rule her out as a suspect (although her story does reveal more about the altercation between Charles and Ben on opening night).

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Justified: City Primeval – You Good?

  • Title: Justified: City Primeval – You Good?
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As Clement Mansell (Boyd Holbrook) and Sweetie (Vondie Curtis-Hall) begin playing with the Judge’s little black book starting with targeting a corrupt land developer (David Cross), the Detroit Police Department goes back to square-one in their investigation and Raylan (Timothy Olyphant) and Caroline (Aunjanue Ellis-Taylor) deal with the morning after which includes a run-in with her ex (Amin Joseph). Clement continues to play fast and loose, even with his partner, heading back to the mark for a little extra payout, and the latest interaction with her ex forces Caroline to decide on a new course of action concerning the future she wants and how to best achieve that with the help of the Judge’s little black book.

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Archer – Plaque Removal

  • Title: Archer – Plaque Removal
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Taking a job to safeguard museum artifacts in transit, Archer (H. Jon Benjamin), Lana (Aisha Tyler), and Zara Khan (Natalie Dew) head across the pond for a job that has added benefit for Lana if she can impress her client who would be influential in getting AJ into a prestigious private school. Trouble comes from an Indiana Jones-ish robber and his kid sidekick who want to return the artifact back to its native country. Usual fun with Lana struggling with a moral quandary, Archer getting wrapped up in himself and wondering if the cursed artifact may have made him impotent, and Zara continuing to prove herself an asset to the Agency (and get on Archer’s nerves). The rest of the cast remains back in the office for the continued HR B-story with Pam (Amber Nash) attempting to shirk as much duty as possible.

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Scooby-Doo! – Peebles’ Pet Shop of Terrible Terrors!

  • Title: Scooby-Doo and Guess Who? – Peebles’ Pet Shop of Terrible Terrors!
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Throwback Thursday takes us back to another mystery involving some meddling kids and their talking dog. “Peebles’ Pet Shop of Terrible Terrors!” reunites Scooby-Doo (Frank Welker) with Wanda Sykes (playing herself) when the gang hits up a local pet shop looking for some Scooby Snacks for their famished friend. Having met Scooby years ago while judging a dog show, Wanda enlists Mystery, Inc.‘s help in finding Mr. Peebles (Billy West) who has been kidnapped by a Fish Monster.

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