TV

From the beginning I have liked the premise of The Librarians, the characters and the actors and as disappointing this season has been, it is still usually fun to watch. Maybe it will get better, maybe I will lose interest. If there is nothing else on, I’ll probably continue to watch...if I remember.

The contrast with the series that preceded DB Super is night and day; while you certainly sense that ominous tension of a snowball tightening with every passing episode, DB Super remains a stark contrast in comparison to the events that transpired within the first few episodes of DBZ that were absolutely riveting.

Grimm | Fridays at 8:00 | NBC Season 6 | Episode 3 "Oh Captain, My Captain" The good-news/bad-news tendencies of Grimm have returned. Sasha Roiz, as the full-on...

Dragon Ball Super is still catching us up with our old pals while setting up some big battles to come. The end was particularly memorable, and while not exactly a cliffhanger per se, it closed an episode full of memorable moments with another strong scene.

Everything we need to know for the rest of the season/series has been laid out. Sasha Roiz, as Renard, finally gets to be the big bad we always wanted him to be and nobody is being especially careful about putting all of Portland’s wesen secrets out in the open.

All things considered, we did get two decent episodes in a row, not enough to salvage the season, but enough to frustrate when considering the overall unrealized potential. Two more episodes coming up, here’s to a season that at least will be going out with a modicum of dignity.

Alright folks, it is that time of year again, where we fans of film and television find ourselves waiting anxiously to see if our favorites are acknowledged by the people who (apparently) matter most in the industry.

Can we get two decent episodes in a row? I think it’s possible. Maybe if we clap really hard and really-really believe. Tune in next time where no doubt good will triumph over evil at least.