Reviews

Normally I don't mind that this show has a little bit of silliness to it, but are we supposed to seriously believe that a drug trafficker and his girlfriend just happen to be Tim and Lucy's EXACT doppelgängers??

It's just so farfetched! The only thing I'm happy about is that it led to them finally getting their act together - this has taken far too long.

In other news, I'm VERY happy to see Nell and Ellroy still together and also just so glad to see Alan Tudyk and Nathan Fillion back on screen together again.

Now I'm just filling in characters to make this review as long as it needs to be. 600 characters is silly.

This REALLY felt like a "full circle" episode with Meredith leaving to start her new job and the newbies all moving into her old house.

It even had shades of Cristina's "he is not the sun. You are" again, with Nick being all mopey and I have to say I did love the ending with the aborted cheesy airport run and her pretending not to have heard what he said on the phone.

But really they could have just tied up a few other loose end storylines like Jo and Link and wrapped it all up nicely.

I've spent nearly 20 years of my life watching this show and it's really starting to get tedious and predictable.

I always have to drink at least two pints of water while I'm watching This Is Us otherwise I get SO dehydrated from all the crying!

This episode was absolutely no exception. I'm so glad we got to know more about Miguel, his character is one one of my favourites so getting to know his back story was really good.

I did have a sneaking suspicion he wouldn't be making it to the end when I didn't see him around Rebecca's bedside but I'm still so sad to see it.

A simply beautiful episode, from everyone, but especially Jon.

This show just continues to impress so much. After last week's end of episode "reveal" (I'm using inverted commas there because I feel like a good portion of us may have seen that coming!) I absolutely KNEW that Agatha wasn't the only one behind this and this has confirmed it in SO many ways.

But who? I have my theories but there were so many different clues that confused me!

It was just amazing to see so vividly into Wanda's backstory (and bravo for the showrunners for explaining it nice and clearly without condescension to the non-movie goers/comic readers in the viewership) So many key moments that we knew about but hadn't seen. Sad we didn't get to see the real Pietro for a moment even in flashbacks.

Seeing her come into her powers from the Mind Stone and showing that connection with the Vision was such a beautiful and emotional moment too. Showing how powerful grief can really be.

Oh and it 100% cemented how much of %}^# Hayward is.

I, in equal parts, can't wait and am really not looking forward to next week's final episode.

Well, I guess we've all been wondering what it must have actually been like for the world when the Hulk snapped everyone back into existence and it was great to finally see it in this episode, if even just a small fraction of it. Absolute chaos. A really brilliant opening and a great, proper introduction of Monica Rambeau who we haven't seen since she was little Lieutenant Trouble.

WHAT is going on with her since she got booted by Wanda? These must be her Proton powers coming up on her tests.

Hayward is also introduced to WV and seems completely untrustworthy from the start, but at least can give us some insight into what's been going on.

This ep is the one that lets us know what is happening from everyone outside's POV and this is where stuff really ramps up the interest levels.

If you don't think this show is great by now, I think you're all watching something different! 😂

I really LOVE when people rate an entire show after just one episode. /sarcasm.

What is an apparent lack of plot, is what intrigued me most about this episode. Two of my favourite characters from the MCU, one of whom is decidedly dead after Infinity war, turn up in this 50s suburban sitcom where nothing is really happening? So something is DEFINITELY happening!

If you weren't on the look out for weird going's on and clues right from the start, then I don't know what show you were even watching. Kathryn Hahn's character is suspicious right from the off!

Plus this isn't a movie, if they let you in on the secrets immediately, that would be very boring.

And besides all of that, the throwback feel of this, with the practical props and the cheesy comedy was a lot of fun and I think it was quite obvious it was setting us up for what was coming. Great opening episode for what has become a brilliant season.

I'm so confused with this show. Some of the plot lines seem to have from nowhere as if we've all missed a bunch of episodes.

DeLuca being bipolar has just been accelerated over the last few episodes with no real signs before that.

This thing about Alex is absolutely bonkers!! There was NOTHING to signify that this might happen. He and Jo were absolutely rock solid and then one episode he's just gone?! No sense at all.

And this one has taken the biscuit. Teddy asks one question, gets a vague answer and throws an entire relationship away. Absolute nonsense.

This has been one of my favourite shows for pretty much 15 years, but this season is a mess.