Mia Smoak’s training with her dad, Oliver Queen, pays off in this film. (I know, bad comparison, but it was very reminiscent of the Arrowverse vigilante fighting action scenes.) There was so much physical action in this. Katherine McNamara has come a long way since her Shadowhunters Tv show. I enjoyed this.

Loved this episode very much. Showed the personal angst and humbleness, yet also, PTSD, that happens to soldiers after returning home from war. The loss of a fellow unit member can change a person’s viewpoint about their own morality, values, and, boundaries they have either had or not had before experiencing such harsh turmoil in the front lines of the war. A wonderful plot arc was weaved in this episode that makes me want to hug the writers. WELL DONE!!!!!

EPIC SPOILER AHEAD!!!!!

It’s about time they gave a shout out homage to the original The Wonder Years(1988-1993)!!!

That last scene was a 6 degrees of separation connection to original program’s Cooper Family’s son, and, Winnie Cooper’s Brother. Remember that story arc? Winnie’s brother was killed in Vietnam. This episode ties the Williams family’s eldest son, Bruce, to the Cooper family’s son, Brian. They were in the same military unit.

I flooded my entire country. No, the entire Continent, and, it’s now under the ocean. WOW, this episode was totally a trillion kleenex tear jerking, heart tugging, Moral lesson in ‘Why can’t we all just get along and stop fighting with each other’. So much philosophical reasoning within the dialog. Truly brought home every emotional quirk, emotional outburst, angst, anger, sadness, and the joyful parts, of every episode throughout this entire season. Can they top this next season? Bring on Season 5, P.L.E.A.S.E.

ROFL…I bet that fall hurt. Wonder if she did it herself or her stunt double did it? And glad they finally wrapped up Alexis’ jail time and won’t be dragging that plot twist on. Glad to have Dynasty back weekly. Was a long wait since Christmas.

Great film. Laughed, cried. Cried the last half hour of movie from the time they arrived at the cemetery. Heartfelt. It touched a bit on the injury affects and effects once veterans, and, war service dogs return home.

I grew up watching the original 1961 production that featured/starred Rita Moreno. She portrayed Anita. Back then she had the voice of an angel, strong, mesmerizing, and beautiful. It was a joy to hear her sing in this 2021 adaptation, though, at 90 her singing is not as crisp(that comes with aging, of course). And Ansel? I had no idea he could sing; and very well. The actress who portrayed Maria(2021 version) did a wonderful job. As for the majority of The Jets and Sharks singing…they need lessons, badly. I noticed quite a few sour pitched, off key, notes. Kudo’s for their attempts. Perhaps Spielberg should have dubbed their voices like was done for the majority of cast in the original 1961 musical were dubbed. The only person to have bragging rights of singing in the original 1961 musical is Rita Moreno(Anita in 1961 original), who portrays Valentina in the 2021 version(a write in added character in this adaptation). Yes, The character of Valentina is not in the original 1961 version. Thus, there is a quite different story for Tony throughout the entire 1961 musical, and, due to the addition of Valentina in the 2021 version there are slightly different additional scenes and ending.

Overall, I thoroughly enjoyed this adaptation.

Always loved a Q season. Can already tell this will not disappoint.

LMAO. Leave it up to Barry’s future kids to screw up the universe, again. How many times is this now? What will the Flash family discover in France? How will they adapt, how will they fix the time line mess the Allen kids created ad nauseam.

Every Episode…never fails. Tears, tears, and more tears. Especially when the topic(Dementia) hits close to home. I cannot fathom having that conversation with my own kids. Hope I never have to.

what a phenomenal mid season episode. Can’t wait to see how Dr. Bell plans to topple the ‘House of Cards’. And the mess that Conrad has himself in, how will he get out of it while attempting to keep his family safe? Dr. Prevesh is on his way to medical notoriety and greatness. And a decision his wife makes could destroy their future as a married couple. The option is great, in theory, but, when opinions of all 3 parties are not ‘on the same page’, things can get ugly. What trouble will Chastain fall prey to this season?

What a great start to the season in Hope Valley. Wonder what secret that new arrival in town has that will shake the town up? And that very last scene? Ouch, that’s gonna hurt.

Denis Leary joins Organized Crime portraying character, Frank Donnelly. Can’t wait to see the second half of this season. Bring it on! Only 10 more episodes to go. Yeah, and the obvious, Wheatley isn’t dead. He’s a vampire…hard to kill. The Stabler-Wheatley Tom and Jerry act is already old for me. Time to bring in a new Jerry for Tom to chase. I cannot see this program going 5 years, a decade with Wheatley the bane of Stabler’s NYC Detective career. I would like to see more cross over between OC and SVU to establish and develop a romantic relationship between Olivia and Elliot. Would love to see some Oliviot screen time.

Oh no he didn’t! Captain James called Ranger Walker a “Moose”. OMG, that’s the best line in the entire episode! Great nod to Jared’s former Supernatural character’s nickname. And that look Cordy gave, priceless!

First episode ever that truly gave me pause. I cried through the program. I, and several family members, experienced multiple gun violence events throughout our first half century of life. The heartfelt discussions the Conner’s have with each other, their expression of angst, anger, fear, PTSD, really brought it all home for me. Years of counseling help one adjust to moving forward in life. A person never forgets the sounds a traumatic crime scene make at time of event. With counseling, they just ‘learn’ to adjust, cope, process, and move on towards a healthier productive style of living.

Get your stock of kleenex out. I loved this epic swansong for Tony Bennett. 95 years old. Sad, he has Dementia/Alzheimers. I grew uplistening to his music, watching his programs, and, other entertaining programs he was featured on. My parents played records of his. I listened to his crooning on the radio. And as I got older and gravitated to the music online, I periodically put his ditties on for an afternoon.

An article in AARP magazine, and many other websites, print mags, e-mags, etc., picked up on his interview he did last year when he announced he had Dementia/Alzheimers. He has trouble remembering lyrics to some songs. That’s what the disease does, it robs the brain of complete cognizance and recall. Grateful he still has some cognizant and recall ability. Albeit I’m assuming he had an earpiece with a person feeding him the words to the lyrics of the songs. HE DID FANTASTIC!!!

His health has deteriorated. Very telling as he was holding onto the piano. And at the end of the program was escorted off stage by Lady Gaga. His swagger has slowed significantly, as you will/did see as they walked super slow off the stage, he’d stop, turn, and give a wave/bow to the adoring family, fans, guests, celebrities, and musician celebrities in the audience.

What a wonderful way to officially ‘retire’(though he’d retired a while ago) and be honored by peers, family, fans.