Well, I thought that it might
be bad enough covering just one summer show for a blog of mine. Now, I have to
cover two. The once only CBS all access exclusive show, The Good Fight, is now
airing reruns of its first seasons. The show is on DVD for anyone to buy. But
I’d like to stay as caught up with it as I can as it airs this time around and
can hopefully get caught up sometime with more of it. Here’s a link to this new
blog of mine that I hope that you like.
Movie update: I decided not to
watch a movie on Friday since I was posting a blog that day and could not risk
rolling a choice that would make me update my TV blog. I realize that I could
have just updated it the next available day I could write a post if I needed to
write one at all, but as jam packed as am with all these blogs that I have to
write, I figured that it wasn’t worth the risk. On Saturday, I was busy and did
not have time to watch anything. On Sunday, I watched a movie that wasn’t on my
list.
Continuing the movie update,
on Monday, I watched Bend it Like Beckham. I replaced that with Bean: the
Movie. On Tuesday, I watched Catch Me if You Can. I replaced that with Baby
Boom. This catches us up to the current day.
Since I’m sharing all of the
multiplication rock videos, I might as well get to the one for multiples of
five. This show was called Ready or Not, Here I Come. From what I understand,
this is a parody of another song, but I don’t know what. I got annoyed that it
or something similar was used in a Victoria’s Secret commercial a while ago. Do
I want to associate women in their underwear with childhood songs? Are there
people who’d want to conceive babies to something like c is for cookie? You’d
ruin the song. Why would you want something like a is for apple to make you
aroused? “Hey, look! It’s the stripper from the kids’ show!” There’s a reason
that line is from The Simpsons and not reality.
I also realize that there’s
another song by the same name called Ready or Not, Here I Come. I think that a
version of it was used in a trailer for one of the Mission Impossible movies.
But now I’m getting to my next mention of a theme song from CSI: Miami before
getting to what happened in the episode. Know that this is the fifth season’s
theme song.
The first act has a man from a
company talking in front of people. The place is called odker. Watson is
watching this online. Sherlock feels that this man is doing less than he should
be doing in life. But she says that he did a big donation to a gun buyback
program done in her name. We later get to a runner in a race getting stabbed in
the back and dying on a race course. It also appears that there’s one or two
new people in the cast this season. I’m a bit bothered that Watson is the only
woman in the cast in all of its seasons thus far. Could they not think of someone else to add?
The second act has a roommate
talking about Isabelle’s death. That’s the runner who died. It was an adventure
race that was being run, meaning that there was no set course. Sherlock and
Marcus look at a place that has someone’s blood. Sherlock thinks that it is
someone’s blood who isn’t Isabelle. They think that a shooter might have gotten
Isabelle after she witnessed it, but parts don’t add up yet. Watson then meets
with the creator of odker. She talks with him about the gun buyback donation. He
admits that he needs her help as someone threatened his family and he thinks
that it could be someone who is on his payroll. Someone threatened to kidnap
his niece.
Watson talks to Sherlock about
this man named Orin, I think. I heard that a new character like him might
appear in this season. But my Sherlock Holmes expert friend wasn’t familiar
with him from the stories, although I heard that’s where he’s from. Does anyone
know who can comment on this blog? The team is brought into the case and find a
man and a hog as dead bodies. But they still can’t figure out some of what is
going on at the moment.
The third act has Watson
talking to their current boss about ricin being used to kill the hog. They come
up with a theory into Remi, the dead man, and why he might have helped make
poison. He made illegal alcohol. Marcus talks to a man in a bar about the case
at hand. Remi’s boss Bo might have been the one who killed the three people.
Sherlock and Watson look more into Orin’s employees. Sherlock thinks that a man
named Blake might be behind the threat. Marcus learns that Bo is cleared of
these murders, but learn of a man named Harris who could be behind the recent
killings. They find a man who was shot and has a blindfold over his eyes.
The fourth act has more
regarding Harris. He types on a computer since he’s not able to communicate in
any other way right now. He explains what happened. They feel that he was a
victim too of the same man who went after the other people. Sherlock looks more
into the Orin case but doesn’t feel that he knows the suspect anymore as Blake
appears to be in the clear. Sherlock talks to a man and a woman about their
rare alcohol that lead to these deaths.
Sherlock and their team talk
to the potential victims about what motivates their potential killer has. The
cameras go out and so does the radio. Sherlock sees that his marked bottles
were switched out. Marcus announces what’s going on to the guests at the party
so they can solve the case.
The fifth act has Marcus
explaining how the criminal was able to do what he or she did. Colby, who is a
bartender that Marcus talked to earlier, is the main suspect that Sherlock is
able to identify as the rest of these people leave the place. Sherlock explains
more of what went on with that case. Abigail is safe as Orin sent them on a
wild goose case. Orin wants them to release Patrick. He might be responsible
for some of what was going on. He wanted Tim killed as he took the law in his
own hand in order to prevent the planned attack from happening. We will be
seeing more of him.
On the next Elementary, Sherlock
needs to learn whether or not they can trust Orin. I wouldn’t think that they
should trust him at all just yet. He seems like he might be one of those
anti-heroes. After what they did with Michael last season, would they really
put another clear villain of the season in the show? I guess we’ll see.
SPOILER. I think that he’s a villain based on a source that I read once. END
SPOILER. We will find out later as I guess we will find out what happens more
as the season progresses. For now, this is Adam Decker, signing off.
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