Month: July 2013

The first segment was pretty cool.  That is a smart bird.

The last segment was a bit sad.  Poor turtle is addicted to nicotine.

Episode  10 – The Bride Wore Black

Summary:

The people of Defiance have survived the plague. Episode ten starts off with Alak and his friends having a re marriage ceremony that apparently involves the husband to be sleeping with his “bride” who is not really his bride to be. When Alak hesitates his buddies call him on it and a fist fight breaks out.  This is when a wall gets busted open and they find some bodies. I think someones been reading my diary! Same thing happened at my bachelor party.

Out on the street the next morning Tommie is desperately trying to get Irisa to go on a date with him. Brave soul.

Once Nolan looks over the body Tommie tells us some back story about who the body is. He was the bar owner, and Kenya’s husband. When Nolan asks if about their relationship she tells him she misses her lost husband a lot, but the flashback in her head looks a little less rosie. She totally killed him. Then again, maybe big sister Amanda did it for her?  Or maybe they both did it.

As Tommie and Irisa are looking at the crime seen they somehow find a clue that lead him to another man, much more recently murdered. They get Nolan and as they examine the body Nolan thinks it looks like a Castithan hit because of the cut throat.

Meanwhile Datak and Rafe are having an argument about the Castithan headgear and Rafe drops the bomb that when he dies the mines will be put in a trust for the peoples the land originally belonged to. Datak goes off the hook, telling his wife and son the wedding is off, totally showing his hand.

Just as Datak is leaving his meeting with Rafe Nolan arrests him. Apparently they found several bits of evidence that mysteriously ended up in Datak’s possession. This spurs a flashback to a fight between Bell (the dead man in the wall) and Datak. Only Rafe stepping in with a shotgun saves Datak’s arse.

In a strange twist, the old mayor and Doc Yewll ended up killing Bell because he found out that the ex mayor is actually an Indogene in a human suite.  It turns out that the old mayor also killed the current bar tender to hide her secret. Surprisingly Doc Yewll has a moment of conscious and paralyzes the old mayor before injecting her with a lethal dose of something. She actually wants to stop the old mayor from getting a hold of whatever weapon she been trying to get out of the mines.

Doc Yewll puts the old mayors body in a car and runs a hose from the exhaust to the inside of the car, leaving behind a suicide note.

Things I loved about this episode…

• Alak standing up for Christie and not sleeping with his gift “bride” at his bachelor party.
• Tony Curran plays Datak Tarr so well.
•  Rafe McCawley telling Alak that if he loves his daughter and wants to marry her, that is all that matters. He finally realizes that regardless of what game Datak is playing, Alak does love his daughter.
• Datak brought a knife to a gun fight. When Rafe tells Datek that their kids are still getting married Datak pulls his energy knife. Rafe calmly pulls open his jacket and shows his gun.
• Irisa showing Tommie her leg when he says “No knives?” when she comes into the wedding and sits down next to him. Of course she has a knife strapped to her leg. And even better, she grabs his hand.
• Nolan talking to Tommie at the end of the episode and telling him “People are a mystery, sometimes even to themselves, and they all have secrets. The only rule I know is that when you think you have them figured out, they change. We all do.”
• Irisa is still the hottest girl on TV.

Things that I didn’t like about this episode…

• Tommie getting upset when he thinks that Nolan is going to bury the old murder of Kenya’s husband. You think the kid would get it by now. Disappointing.

I loved this segment where Scott and Isaac sleep in Scott’s mom’s room to protect her.

That is so sweet of him.

Just wrong…

 

“I think I heard a zombie!”

Episode  7 – Currents

Summary:

If you haven’t already watched the first two seasons its time now. Season three is just kicking off. Go watch Season 1 & Season 2. They are well worth watching again.

There has been a ten car pile up. The ER doctor is AWOL, and Scott has just brought him mom some much needed dinner. As Scott is talking to his mom he reaches out and touches a patient in pain, and takes it away.  (Can Scott heal people? Or just take their pain away?)

Meanwhile, the on call ER Doc is attacked by butterflies. What the hell is going on?

Back at the veterinarian clinic Doc Deaton is surrounded by magic moths and he calls Scott in class to tell him he’s about to be taken. By the time Scott gets there Stiles dad is already there, but the Doc is gone.

Scott wants to tell Sheriff Stilinski the truth about the wolves and the other stuff that goes bump in the night, but Stiles is against it. When they go in to tell him Deaton’s sister is there, and tells them they need someone who can sense the supernatural.  Poor Lydia.

Back at Derek’s abode the bad wolves have his girlfriend, and they threaten to kill her unless he fights one on one with the bad toe female werewolf. I am so confused.  Too much going on this season and too many characters. (I think I am getting old.)

As Derek is fighting the female baddy – Scott has found Doc Deaton, and is trying to break through the wolfsbane gate to save him, showing his Alpha in the process. He can’t break in, but Stiles dad shows up just in time to blow the ropes apart with a well placed shot.

Things I loved about this episode…

• Danny gets to live.
• Scott and Isaac protecting Melissa (Mom) from being the 3rd sacrifice.
• Scott’s mom is a cutie.
• Scott and Allison in the closet together. “That’s worse.” When she makes him turn around when he has a “reaction.”
• Stiles telling Danny to take ownership for his own dream and be quiet.

Things that I didn’t like about this episode…

• Why in the world is Lydia with one of the “bad” wolves.  Can’t they explain what is going on to her? She knows about wolves and lizards and such.
• Oh Crap, Boyd is dead. And now they made Derek kill one of his own, so he is supposed to be taken by the need to do the others? (I’m not sure how this is supposed to work.)