'Red Widow' Gets The Axe
THEY'RE ALL COMING BACK
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This week: Lost, Battlestar Galactica, The Sopranos, Grey's Anatomy, Alias, Desperate Housewives, Gilmore Girls, Invasion, Smallville, How I Met Your Mother, Charmed, CSI, Scrubs, and The O.C. Now let's get down to business ... (SPOILERS BELOW)
It's still doing it! Gets better every week! Remember how the 
On FOX at 8pm, Simon, Randy, and Paula narrow the American Idol gang to 24. It's followed by a new
Bones. 
Now this was a jam-packed episode... way too much happened and guaranteed I'm going
to forget something important, so bear with me as I try to recall every detail. As I've said before, this show started
out slow but damn is it good or what? With some of the fluff episodes that Lost has been pushing out lately
(Charlie's 
CBS has The Grammy Awards at 8. 
I
really liked this episode. Thus far, this show has lacked a solid flashback episode to shed some light on the backstory
of our main characters and that's exactly what we got last night. Up until now, we've had an idea of what went one
between Russel, Mariel, and Tom nine years ago after Tom's plane crash - but now we got to see it play out.
ABC put a lot of effort into promoting
Emily's Reasons Why Not, to turn around and cancel it after one airing (yes, it is officially canceled).
Network execs say they pushed the Heather Graham series big time without even seeing a script, and when the final
product did air, it wasn't what they wanted at all.
It seems that most people who don't like this show seem to think that it's awfully slow to reveal
what's actually going on. I have to say that I do agree with that. It has been slow in letting us in on the full story,
but it's been methodical at least. Plus, you have to admit, whenever they do let something out of the bag, it's usually
mind-boggling. Last night was no different. Fairly slow episode, but the last few minutes made it so worth it and gave
you plenty to keep up a buzz about it until next Wednesday night.
The Good Stuff
The Best:
This week, Russell decides it's a good idea, for some reason, to go out and hunt his "fish." In deference to his wife Larkin, he brings along Dave and Jesse, and it's probably in his best interests in the long run, considering that just about anyone that's come across the "fish" while alone has had a not-so-great experience. Of course, after the recent foray onto a military base by Larkin, she's now alone with Rose in an already-damaged house, with some people keeping an eye on her every move.
As if this show wasn't strange enough as far as what the regular characters are doing, we open this week's episode with Rose sitting down by the water (who can keep track as to whether it's a pond, lake, river, or big puddle at this point) building a fort, only to have one of the "lights" swim up on her, and you get to see it from its perspective, which was kind of curious. Rose doesn't seem to get an actual look at the creature, but she obviously saw that it was there. Once she's grabbed by Russell and told she isn't supposed to be playing there any more, Larkin is alerted to the fact that the lights in the water have now been a part of incidents featuring three family members - Rose, Dave, and Jesse. That doesn't go over well, and she storms off, leaving to visit her ex-boyfriend who just so happens to work on a local military installation. And so it goes.
