Walker‘s 2.04 “It’s not What You Think” had parts I liked and other parts that strained belief. I’m not sure what to think. I’m going to group sections for easier commenting rather than going in chronological order. Gail Z. MartinBestselling author Gail Z. Martin writes epic fantasy, urban fantasy, and near-future post-apocalyptic adventure for Solaris Books,…
This episode explored how people can cause rifts in their relationships by focusing on what they want and not thinking about others. On the other hand, focusing on other’s needs instead of your own can bring you closer together with people. The interesting twist was that antagonists can act in the interest of others, and…
The Morning After A round of applause for the fast pacing of season 2! Walker’s 4th episode of the year, “It’s Not What You Think”, answered yet more questions that were posed by Cordell’s first season investigation into the Northside Nation’s corrupt grip on Texas. Last week in “Barn Burner”, we learned that Serano instigated…
Trauma in a barn is where Supernatural ended and where a hugely formative chapter of the Walker family life started. “Barn Burner” delivers some explanations, surprises, and a few head-scratchers, but all-in-all, it’s a good installment in what’s shaping up to be a solid second season. Gail Z. MartinBestselling author Gail Z. Martin writes epic fantasy,…
People who are hurting tend to lash out. That was a major theme in this third episode of the second season. No one is immune to this, even the sweetest people can hurt others when they’re hurting. It’s what they do afterwards that sets them apart. The one who both teaches us this lesson and…
Walker‘s episode 2.02, “The One Who Got Away”, spent more time on the Texas Rangering than the family drama, which I prefer, so I thought it was a strong follow-up to last week’s season premiere. We got some answers and some new questions, and the Davidsons didn’t act like they were strung out on drugs. People…
What a roller coaster this episode was. There were so many twists and turns, and the many action sequences were intense. But even in the quieter moments, the episode was powerful. It was also filled with many revelations, some about … Cordell This episode revealed that Walker was a target in the shooting at the…
The Morning After Well, that was intense, in a “What just happened” sort of way. “The One Who Got Away” solved several of the mysteries posed in season one, effectively bringing closure to the story of Stan’s corruption and attempted assassination. The show is now free to focus attention on season two and the next…
What looks like Austin but feels like Dallas? The season two premiere of Walker! Walker may be shot in Austin, but the first episode of the new season was channeling the vibes of the Ewing/Barnes feud from the 1980s hit show Dallas. Whether or not that’s a good thing, we’ll have to wait and see….
Walker season two has begun with a brilliant, action packed episode that linked the previous season to the current one. We had multiple callbacks including the Side Step’s Denise and Abeline’s ex fiancé, Marv Davidson. But mostly, the episode set up the plot lines of the season and the characters’ motivations, starting with…
The Morning After Welcome Back, Walker! I have to admit it was comforting to have Jared and his new Walker family back on my television screen again. It’s been 11 weeks since season one’s finale cliffhanger teased us with the image of “big brother” spying on Cordell and his parents’ homes. That’s a very intriguing…
I can imagine Eric Kripke was feeling a little cheeky by the time “Hollywood Babylon” came along. Things weren’t going well with their new network and Supernatural was on the brink of cancellation. It didn’t help that at the time the show wasn’t getting a lot of promotion or support from the brass at the…
