Author: Gail Z. Martin

There were so many secrets, lies, and people making choices for others ‘for their own good’ that it almost felt like an episode of Supernatural. No one is having the hard conversations necessary to heal. Withholding information to retain a feeling of control seemed to be a theme, which of course just created more problems.

Secrets and lies seem to be at the heart of this episode, and nothing is as it seems. Last week and this week the series’ potential felt like it gelled and instead of a scattered bunch of random people and pieces, connections were made—some good, some not so much. This episode had lots of action,…

I really liked this Walker‘s 6th episode, “Bar None”,  except when I had issues with a particular character. We’ll get to that part later. There was a lot of denial in this episode. Micki confronts Walker about his upcoming hearing over use of excessive force. Walker at first says that he felt threatened, which made…

I really liked Walker’s 5th episode, “Duke”. It felt like threads from previous weeks were starting to gel. Jared had a chance to show off his skills in a range of emotions and situations, we got some nice Supernatural echoes, and he took off his shirt. Twice.

I liked Walker‘s fourth episode, “Don’t Fence Me In” – mostly. Cordell seems to be getting more comfortable re-inhabiting his real life (as opposed to running away/being undercover) and his family. I like how hard he’s trying to bond with Micki, and that he even calls Trey to find out a little more about how…