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Parks and Recreation: The Comeback Kid (2012)
Champion is a Good Boy.
That is all. He is a really good doggo.
Also I really liked this episode and I'm surprised nobody broke a bone slipping on that ice. So much for getting on their feet.
Brooklyn Nine-Nine: He Said, She Said (2019)
Beautiful!
I thought this episode was beautiful. I know reviewers may have thought this was a bit heavy-handed, but I thought it was a REALLY important story to tell. Additionally, the previous Issue Episodes were just as poignant in their own way. They just interspersed the humor in a different way.
A shoutout goes to Melissa Fumero's acting in this episode. Amy was so tremendously relatable, because she is right- pretty much every woman I know has a story of a guy being a creep. Also, props to Jake-he's a really good ally and a really good husband.
Stargate SG-1: 2010 (2001)
Throwback Thursday
I actually first watched this one in 2010, I think. Not the best ep I could think of. I mean, it's a good premise and good science fiction, but at the same time, it feels subtly off, and it's an unsettling off rather than a good story off. I liked the sequel episode better. It...It's honestly not as much fun as I've come to expect from this show.
Stargate SG-1: A Matter of Time (1998)
How to Do a Black Hole Right
I have to say, I was really impressed with the filming of the SG team attempting to escape the black hole at the beginning. It was a really good way to show the time dilation black holes produce, and it was also a heck of a way to build suspense. This episode still scares me (I watched it for the 1st time when I was ten and terrified of black holes), but I have to hand it to them on the portrayal of the science.
Stargate SG-1: Touchstone (1998)
Enter the NID!
Ah, yes, here we have the NID becoming villains in their own right (I say this because while they may have been a pain in previous episodes, this is the first one where they were the instigators of whatever problem SG1 had to solve.) I came into this episode expecting it to be kinda campy (I mean, a weather control device?), but it overcame my expectations to be a surprisingly good thriller.
Stargate SG-1: Bane (1998)
EWWWWWW
I have to hand it to whoever did the effects work for Teal'c's wound and the bug. Very glad I was not watching this episode over dinner. As always, it's a treat to watch O'Neill's exasperation with Maybourne.