Inspired by Ticket to Anywhere’s What I Watched, I post on Sundays about what movies and/or TV shows I watched the week before. Some weeks will be epic, and some weeks…won’t be. Let’s get to it!
TV:
Switched at Birth 1×30 – “Streets Noise Invaded the House”
New Girl 2×5 – “Models”
A bunch of The Office Season 2
Thoughts on What I Watched:
What a slow week for me!
The season finale of Switched at Birth felt fairly anticlimactic to me. While I think that they managed to cover a lot of ground, I didn’t feel anything when things ended badly between Chef Jeff and Daphne. I wanted to smack Regina for not taking a more active role in what was going on with Bay (this is an ongoing thing that feels very deliberate, but I want them to address it more). The one thing I loved was Emmett and Bay having a great moment near the end of the episode. That hinted at some promise there. Why am I such a fangirl when it comes to those two? I don’t know. What I do know is that I hope we’ve seen the last of Zara–at least for a good long while.
This week’s episode of New Girl was good but not great. I can’t figure out why I find CeCe’s roommate Nadia so funny and also kind of terrifying, but I do. I also loved the boob fight she and Jess got into. While I love Schmidt and Nick, I got a little tired of the fighting about their friendship. I still think this is an excellent show, though, and I look forward to it every week.
I’ve been rewatching The Office with someone who’s never seen it before, and it’s a lot of fun. He’s totally into it, and there’s something about experiencing a show again with someone who is seeing it for the first time. The second season (and third, I guess) is my favorite, so it’s fun to be seeing the episodes where the show was in its prime. I can’t wait to watch Casino Night, which might be my favorite episode ever.
What did you watch this week?
The good old days of the Office. Casino Night is truly one of the highlights of that show, ever. It’s amazing how the show has declined.
It is amazing, and yet watching it again with someone who’s never seen it is sort of refreshing.