Tune into Disney XD tonight to see the second part of a STAR WARS story arc which began with last week’s “Empire Day” episode. Follow the Rebels as they continue to fight in their struggles against the oppressive Empire! Read on for more!
November 24th, 2014
Beyond the Marquee
Tune into Disney XD tonight to see the second part of a STAR WARS story arc which began with last week’s “Empire Day” episode. Follow the Rebels as they continue to fight in their struggles against the oppressive Empire! Read on for more!
November 21st, 2014
Steven D'Arcangelo My wife and I usually watch Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. together, a series that she initially didn’t want to watch at all. Now, however, she’s so into it that she watched the newest episode without me. Without me, the person who got her into it in the first place! (Same thing happened with Lost, though the roles were reversed.)
I was laid up by a cold and/or allergies (the jury’s still out) and didn’t watch the show until the following day. Nevertheless I had a heads up as to what to expect due to my wife’s unprompted bedside dialog:
“How you feeling? Can I get you anything? Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. is really dark. Maybe too dark.”
The series is definitely dark, particularly of late, and episode #8 is no different. With a title like The Things we Bury, how could it not be? The title refers to physical burials involving dead bodies and a buried wishing well, plus emotional burials of past traumas, some involving said wishing well.
Most of this darkness stems from Grant “is he bad or good” Ward and his “Conjunction Junction, What’s your Dysfunction” family. He seems to want redemption, but he darkens so much in this episode that I join my wife in wondering — is he redeemable?