Reviews

Who knew it would be so easy to capture Wilford? There was not much of a fight to capture him, and he was defeated pretty easily thanks to the rebellion on his own train and the superior minds on the other.

Not much suspense or tension.

Just throwing in twists to drag it out now. Things could not come easier for Ronald if he was getting supernatural help.

Should have ended the season tonight, but it's just getting dragged out.

What we'll see in a Ryan Murphy horror effort: 1) Dominant women, submissive men 2) Bad mothers 3) Bad "christians" 4) LGBT plots

Anyone who has followed this show was not surprised about how the plot turned last night, with Montana bossing around the Night Stalker, and Margaret Manipulating Mr. Jingles. One would think Murphy could change up his formula for once!

After they hit a home run last week, South Park fouls out in this episode. Instead of political or social or religious satire, it turns into one long-running joke about Cartman acting like a greased pig to avoid his immunization shots. Cartman running around on all fours and squealing like a pig is funny the first time, but not the second, third, or fourth time. The other main cast of characters is virtually ignored, and the plot with Randy was dull and devoid of laughs. South Park could have made more points about the absurdity of anti-immunization hysteria, but they chose not to for some reason and just try for the cheap laugh. Very disappointing coming on the heels of the spectacular season premier.

Very nice send off. Humorous, emotional, poignant, and it finishes the character arcs nicely. Raj didn't get much play in the final, but is that a bad thing? Howard and Bernadette's pettiness and scheming come into play briefly, and we see how far Sheldon and Penny have matured. The only thing that would have made this better is if Sheldon looked up at the Nobel Prize ceremony and Professor Proton's ghost was in the back of the room giving him a thumb's up!

I don't know what's worse, Bernadette or the canned laughter every time she spouts off something mean. She is a terrible person and terrible character. Are we supposed to laugh at her because she's so mean? To make matters worse, TBBT writers decide to make Penny mean to co-workers as if we needed two Bernadettes. PLEASE, finish the season with as little Bernie as possible!

Did not see that coming! What a great twist with Poindexter in the finale. Great fight scenes, and though it veered a bit from the comics (DD paralyzed Bullseye in the comics), the episode was very satisfying!

Most people guessed episodes ago that Mallory would beat Michael, but going back in time to just fix everything is such a cop out. Who knew it was so easy to kill the Anti-Christ? Just run him over with an SUV! Seriously? This is poor writing. Going back in time to fix everything is so weak! Might as well just have someone make a wish and have everything work out.

OK, so Dex is a great FBI agent, but he is also as good or better as a martial artist than Matt who was trained by Stick? There is no backstory to explain how Dex got as good as he is. We're just supposed to buy it and not question it. Does he have super powers? Did he train in some secret gov program? I understand he had Matt's suit, but Matt should have kicked Dex's butt in this rendition of Daredevil v Bullseye. The writers should have done a better job with Dex's background to explain how he became so skilled in combat and weaponry. Also, Dex goes from a loyal FBI agent to a psychopath literally overnight. Come on!

This episode was so lame. The satanic church scenes were pure comic relief and so out of place. The dialogue was inauthentic, the dig at the NRA was unnecessary political preaching, and the scenes with the two tech guys with three year old boy haircuts was more comedy that was just totally out of place for the series. The whole episode was just to show how Michael got Mrs Mead back, and that could have been a 5 minute flashback in another episode. The season is going down hlll.

Best episode of the season! Starts off great. Great to see all the characters from season one: the last season that did not have political or social commentary shoe-horned in. Loved seeing Connie Britton and Dylan McDermott and Jessica Lange. But then....they handed over the writing to some 17 year old Goth kid who just started dabbling in Satanism, and he put in Anton LeVay and a black mass! WHY? It was totally unnecessary! Also, why don't any of the characters ever stop and say, "Wow, you look just like Lana Winters!" Or "Wow, you look just like Zoe Benson!" This is the problem with using the same actors/actresses to play multiple parts without altering their appearances. Too much suspended belief that no one notices all of the resemblances.

If you haven't guessed how this ends, you have not watched seasons 1-7. Mallory is going to defeat Michael and become supreme. Watch Coven and Cult if you do not believe me. It's obvious. And what's with the Stevie Nicks music video? Was that really necessary? The trip back to Murder House should be interesting despite the fact there's not much suspense how this will all end. Also, they have yet to explain how Cordelia and Ms. Venable are related as they look exactly alike.

Last nigh's episode was The Craft meets Harry Potter meets The Exorcist. It's Witches v Warlocks now? We know from Coven and Cult, the women always win. No way given how characters and plots have played out during AHS's run is Ryan Murphy going to have a battle of the sexes and the the men win. I'll wager a Coke Mallory becomes the new Supreme at the end of the series as she defeats Michael, warlock supreme, and the witches start a new utopia with them in charge.

SPOILERLS: Really poor episode. It started out great with a magical battle, then devolved. We knew all of those characters were not going to die in just the third episode, so no shock when they did die. Apparently, the witches from coven are close to omnipotent and can walk or fly on broomsticks from New Orleans to the shelter without suffering effects from radiations, and they just come in and start resurrecting people, which is a lame way to get around the deaths. The only thing more lame would have been if someone had been able to reverse time and stop the poisoning. I guess now we can expect the witches to take over and the men become relegated to servants like at the end of Coven. I'm not looking forward to next week. I'm giving this season just two more episodes.