Another strong episode! Nice teamwork, good relationship expansion, and confirmation of one of my theories! There was a lot going on! Gail Z. MartinBestselling author Gail Z. Martin writes epic fantasy, urban fantasy, and near-future post-apocalyptic adventure for Solaris Books, Orbit Books, Falstaff Press and SOL Publishing, with more than 40 books published. As Morgan Brice, she…
Another solid episode, with some twists and things that made me say, “hmmm”. I have theories…. Gail Z. MartinBestselling author Gail Z. Martin writes epic fantasy, urban fantasy, and near-future post-apocalyptic adventure for Solaris Books, Orbit Books, Falstaff Press and SOL Publishing, with more than 40 books published. As Morgan Brice, she writes urban fantasy MM…
“Buffering” was another good Walker episode, with a solid mix of case story and family. Lots of moving parts! We start out with Trey and Cassie at the taco truck. They banter comfortably, and also discuss relationships. Cassie says she and Kevin are doing well. Trey is worried about Captain James’ anger and his own…
After Walker‘s mid-season finale cliffhanger, “Cry Uncle” was a strong follow-up that tied some loose ends, and left us dangling ominously on others! As before, I’ll leave the recap to others and share my impressions. I had very few qualms about this episode, although I do have some unanswered questions and some speculation about things to…
After several tightly-written, crime-focused episodes, we hit the mid-season finale with “Just Desserts”, a messy Thanksgiving family drama. There was a lot to like in this episode, with a focus on connections between people, gratitude, and mending fences. We got a dose of differing traditions, family bonds, and damaging secrets. We also saw what happens…
“Something There That Wasn’t There Before” was another strong Walker episode, with some interesting sibling tension—and resolution. Plus Supernatural fans got an ‘Easy, Tiger’ call back, as well as Winchester half-brother Jake Abel coming on as Kevin and plenty of sulfur. As usual, I’ll skip the recap and go for the things that stood out…
Walker’s episode “Mum’s the Word” caught us up on family drama before we get the next dose of Ranger issues. That made it full of personal connections without a lot of action. As usual, I’ll leave the recap to others and share my impressions. ‘Overlooked little brothers’ seems to be one of the themes in…
After the high intensity of the last couple of Walker episodes, “Wild Horses” was a real shift. It reminded me of how Supernatural used to break up the big season arc with a ‘monster of the week’ story that gave us a breather but still had connections to the main story. As usual, I’ll skip…
Wow—another episode that knocked it out of the park! Season Three is off to a great start. I loved (almost) everything about this one, especially the clear focus on Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), the effects of unresolved trauma on family, and the message that ‘it’s okay not to be okay’ and to ask for help….
Walker‘s second episode of its third season’s made a strong follow-up to the explosive season opener. Overall, I liked it and thought it kept up the tension and pacing with some nice Supernatural call-backs. Once again, I’m going to skip the recap and share what I liked, with the few questionable details that made me…
I want to share my thoughts and reactions to The Winchester’s first episode. In a nutshell—I liked it. This isn’t a review or a recap as much as it is my impressions, which were very favorable. Gail Z. MartinBestselling author Gail Z. Martin writes epic fantasy, urban fantasy, and near-future post-apocalyptic adventure for Solaris Books, Orbit…
Wow! What a great season opener. If the rest of Season 3 is like this, it will be worth some growing pains in the earlier seasons. World on a String had a great mix of crime drama vs. family drama, lots of tension, and some well-crafted character building without forced errors or non sequiturs to…
