Trini

I kinda lost interest when I realized this was "Equalizer does National Treasure". Not that I'm opposed to 'theme' episodes, but I just wasn't into the theme. And then Dee got the Very Special Episode part of the episode; but I thought it was okay. I have a feeling there'll be a sequel to this B-plot. Well, of course Robyn and Dante are going to go slowly when it comes to involving their kids. But I'm glad they're addressing some of the issues that would inevitably come up with them being together. Fashion Highlights: I didn't really like both the top and pants together, but I did like the print on Robyn's outfit. And I did like the shirt and jacket combo that Dante was wearing.

In order to solve an actor's murder, Alec and Rose must go undercover to infiltrate a community theater production of "Little Shop of Horrors." Joining the cast, however, may put them right in the killer's crosshairs. Airdate: March 18, 2025

'Jesse L. Martin Reveals Why He’s Finally Singing as Alec' excerpt:

WHAT ! I mean, congrats; but I had no idea, he's so low profile.

Yeah, but not just that, I also find it hard to believe that 0% of the escapees haven't already gone directly to the press, or at least told their previous friends and/or family that they've been in a secret prison. I just feel like it's a secret that can't be kept forever, and I hope that the show addresses that.

Stephens musters the courage to ask Watson to help him when his camgirl suddenly collapses during a video call. He does not know anything about her real life, so the team must act quickly to locate her before it's too late. Meanwhile, Watson grapples with guilt over Sherlock's death and Sasha has doubts about her relationship. Airdate: March 16, 2025

McCall and the team are on the hunt for buried treasure after a history professor obsessed with finding missing gold is killed. Meanwhile, Dante is reluctant to introduce his sons to McCall after she invites them over for dinner. Airdate: March 16, 2025

This show is SO WEIRD with the pacing of its ongoing plots. The accomplice/Christian arcs just kind of fizzled out, and I thought the 7 missing kids case would last longer. Not to mention the contrived drawing out of this whole thing with Jamie. At the very least, don't they have to tell the police so they can close his missing person case? And yes, I was also teary-eyed at the reunions.

An interesting case, I think they could have done this without the murder, though. That part seemed the least thought out, plot-wise. Or they could have nixed one of the filler side plots to fill out the the main case more. I liked the banter between Alec and Kylie near the beginning; but it just made me mad all over again that we don't get enough of those two together.

Nope. Just more speculation; even if some of these turn out to be accurate. Did some digging, and even the Greek source is basing it off of non-existent "reports".

Well, I needed this 'cheat sheet', if anyone else is interested: 'Lilo & Stitch cast: See who's playing who in Disney's live-action remake'

Which 'Greek media' exactly got this casting info?

The Lilo & Stitch remake looks to be keeping the spirit of the original; and seems to have nailed the effects for Stitch, and the casting for Lilo -- which were going to be the most important parts to get right. And it looks like they're keeping it for kids/families, so I think it should do well.

Did the show lose its Airstream/GMC(or whoever) sponsorship?

I'm also confused. They haven't been entirely clear if he's back with NYPD -- even though he's acting like he is.

According to the listings at The Futon Critic (which are usually very accurate), There are only 18 episodes in Season 2; so there are only two more episodes after this week's episode. The episode synopsis doesn't indicate that it's a season finale, but last season's finale wasn't indicated either.

LOL - And besides that, in my case, he'd be asking the wrong parent. If anyone has to give "permission", it'd be Mom; who actually raised me.

Okay, so it was contrived that Robyn was *right there* when a crime went down, but I thought it was an interesting change of pace for the team to get a case in a new-ish way. And unlike most other episodes, it made more sense here that they were rushing to complete the case in mere hours. I’m glad that Vi and Curtis were able to talk through their issues and feelings and come to an understanding. It probably helps that they’re not main characters, or the writers would milk that drama for way longer. I liked that they were able to have Dee in the A-plot in a way that made sense. So they made up a Queensridge Mall; but they used some stock footage of the Manhattan Mall. And it looks like they did film in an actual mall/shopping center for some scenes; but I didn’t recognize the place. No fashion highlights; but will say that sometimes I think they go overboard with Vi’s boho/hippie style, when they dress her in like a dozen different patterns or colors. Sometimes it works, but sometimes not.

I said in another episode thread that I wanted to see an escapee who wanted to live quietly and not kill; Arlo only fulfills half of that, so I guess I gotta keep waiting! Oy - so even The Pit's 'success' stories are screwed up. The pilot episode said that it did do some good, they should show that at some point. The lack of support/backup for our main three is still annoying, but it seems like that's the format they're sticking with. ::sigh:: And the rule about supposedly not involving local law enforcement seemed especially dumb at the end of this one, since Arlo had kidnapped like ten people - AKA witnesses. I was wondering exactly who did they hand Arlo off to after they arrested him. The show just skips over any follow up or repercussions. (Yeah, yeah, I know, it would boring TV. But they still need to make some better in-universe rules so I don't have to be thinking about these questions while I'm watching.) Huh?? So Ex-Prison Guard Guy is there often enough that the nursing home staff know him, but not the actual next-of-kin of the doctor? Also that seems like a massive failure on the nursing home's part.

With an astronaut trapped in space, Alec is tapped to evaluate whether the pair of astronauts assigned to rescue them - a married couple - can safely complete the mission. An accident during a training exercise puts the mission at risk. Aidate: March 11, 2025

Yeah; I agree the medical aspects are good/interesting, it everything else that could use some improvement.

Watson takes a major ethical risk when he decides to treat a sickle cell patient with an unorthodox surgery, and the team faces their own dilemma when they must decide whether to look the other way or help the young woman. Meanwhile, Ingrid struggles to get her sister admitted to her spinal project. Airdate: March 9, 2025

After a little boy disappears from a mall, McCall and the team track down the missing child. Meanwhile, Aunt Vi and Captain Curtis clear the air about what happened during their ride along. Airdate: March 9, 2025

So sad.

No new episode this week; this airs March 13th.