A weekly feature in which we're trying to find most compelling, best acted, written, directed and just generally great scenes that we've seen recently.
ALMOST HUMAN, "You Are Here", January 13, 2014, Actors: Karl Urban, Minka Kelly
The Scene: Kennex and Stahl talk at the end
Jimmy Ryan: This show grows on me every week. My favorite scene was right at the end of this week's episode, when Detective Kennex used a pen to write what was presumably his number on a piece of paper, then handing it to Detective Stahl. I thought it was a wonderfully written and romantic scene that provides a fascinating insight into how the things we take for granted now, could change in the future.
Also picked by Virginia Fontana
AMERICAN HORROR STORY: COVEN, "Protect the Coven", January 15, 2014, Actors: Danny Huston and more, The Scene: The Axeman kills the witches
DarkUFO: The meeting between the witches and the witches destroyers and the Axeman killing them all with his ... Axe. Very brutal scene. Also picked by Sharon Seymour
ARROW, "Blast Radius", January 15, 2014, Actors: Stephen Amell, Emily Bett Rickards
The Scenes: Felicity and Oliver argue & Oliver apologizes to Felicity
Virginia Fontana: Felicity and Oliver's argument, especially when he told her to get her mind out of Central City. Ouch! His conflicted anger, jealousy, repressed feelings for Felicity, and lashing out were palpably painful for both of them. A beautifully acted scene that further showed why their relationship is one of the show's most compelling aspects.
Jamie Coudeville: Oliver's apology to Felicity - His entire speech was great. I loved this scene, from him calling her his partner to him being able to calm her down by placing his hand on her shoulder.
BANSHEE, "The Thunder Man", January 17, 2014, Actors: Ulrich Thomsen, Lili Simmons and more, The Scene: Kai delivers a bloodbath of animal parts into Alex's pool & Nora rescues and kidnaps Rebecca
Sharon Seymour: Nola rescues Rebecca from being attacked but then kidnaps her!
DarkUFO: Kai Proctor delivers a blood bath of animal parts into Alex Longshadow's outdoor pool whilst he is in it with his wife.
BONES, "Big in the Philippines", January 17, 2014, Actors: Michael Grant Terry and more
The Scene: Wendell stops by Booth and Brennan's house
Klutzy Girl: Wendell stops by Booth and Brennan's house to tell them that he's not going down without a fight. I'm so happy he didn't just give up. And I love that Brennan hugged him before he left. It's nice that she's so worried about him.
CRIMINAL MINDS, "The Black Queen", January 15, 2014, Actors: Kirsten Vangsness and more
The Scene: Garcia meets Hotchner and Morgan for the first time
Romain Ossust: Garcia's first meeting with Hotchner and Morgan. She was so different back then, they mentioned she was a hacker before but they never showed it. I'm glad they did this week.
GIRLS, "Truth or Dare", January 12, 2014, Actors: Lena Dunham and more
The Scene: Hannah meets up with Adam's ex girlfriend (picked by Romain Ossust)
HART OF DIXIE, "Something to Talk About", January 13, 2014, Actors: Rachel Bilson, Wilson Bethel
The Scene: Wade asks Zoe how long she's going to punish him
Tracie Pontolillo: Wade asks Zoe how long she is going to punish him for having hurt her. This was the first truly emotional scene between them in the season. It is hands down the best scene of this season. Wade and Zoe have so much hurt between them on both sides, and they only scratched the surface. This was a step in the right direction toward healing for both.
JUSTIFIED, "The Kids Aren't All Right", January 14, 2014, Actors: Timothy Olyphant, Mickey Jones
The Scene: Raylan meets up with "Hot Rod" Dunham
Geo N: When Raylan meets up with "Hot Rod" Dunham after handcuffing Dunham's two drug enforcers, Jay and Roscoe. Dunham says to Raylan "don't think I won't kill you just because I knew your daddy" to which Raylan says something along the lines of "I graduated CleanCo(?) from the FBI and learned to be a dead-shot, I can take out 4 of your guys before you draw your weapons and I'll take my chances with those two". The whole scene was awesome and a perfect example of why Raylan is one of the best characters on TV right now.
MARVEL'S AGENTS OF SHIELD, "Seeds", January 14, 2014, Actors: Clark Gregg, Chloe Bennet and more
The Scene: Coulson and May talk about Skye at the end
Justyna Kubica: I have to admit I wasn't quite sure how I feel about Skye's character at the beginning, but in the last few episodes she started winning me over and it looks like it worked. Skye's attempts to find out the truth about her origins made her discover something truly heartbreaking this week. Coulson shared with her the story about the entire SHIELD team protecting her as a baby and dying to save her life. The news like that can shatter a person, but it didn't break Skye. Instead, like Coulson tells May in the scene at the end of the episode, it made her realize that she wasn't unwanted like she always suspected, from the beginning, SHIELD was her family, a place where she really belonged. For the first time in her life, Skye finds her home and visits The Wall of Valor to honor those who died in her name. And thanks to her reaction a piece of Coulson's faith in humanity is repaired. "The world is full of evil and lies and pain and death, and you can't hide from it... you can only face it. The question is, when you do, how do you respond? Who do you become?" I absolutely loved the meaning of the scene, the actors' performances, characters' development and dialogue here. I have to say, I really enjoy the show and it feels like it gets even better each week. Kudos! And I absolutely can't wait for next episode.
MELISSA AND JOEY, "A Decent Proposal", January 15, 2014, Actors: Melissa Joan Hart, Joey Lawrence
The Scene: Mel tells Joe she loves him
Klutzy Girl: Mel finally stops living in denial and fear, and tells Joe she loves him. It was a sweet scene that made me squeal, and something that's been a long time coming. Can't wait to see what's next!
NCIS, "Double Back", January 14, 2014, Actors: Mark Harmon, Sean Murray
The Scene: Gibbs sits with McGee
Daniel van der Veer: Throughout the entire episode, McGee was unwilling to tell his team members the truth about Delilah being paralyzed. When Gibbs learns the truth from Cranston, McGee still insists he has to do this on his own. But then at the very end, he admits that he can't do it alone. Although the words "You are not alone" were never spoken, Gibbs being there for Tim means exactly that.
Kind of reminded me of last year's episode.
PERSON OF INTEREST, "4C", January 14, 2014, Actors: Jim Caviezel, Boris McGiver and more, The Scenes: Reese and Finch talk at the end & Shaw and Hersh talk at the coffee shop & Reese asks for a drink
Jimmy Ryan: So many classic POI scenes in this week's episode. I loved the scene between Shaw and Hersh at the coffee shop. I think this scene features Boris McGiver's best piece of acting in the series to date. He did an excellent job portraying someone slowly being overcome by drugs, as his speech became more slurred and his posture changed. The dialog between Shaw and Hersh was also fascinating, with Hersh asking about his former student's wellbeing with a genuine heart, but Shaw was having none of it. He knows he trained her well, but he has finally realized that she is better than him. It was a great moment between two arch-rivals.
DarkUFO: Reese and Finch chatting about him getting a new suit and walking off together.
Sharon Seymour: When Reese initially turns down a complimentary drink in First Class but then asks for one after seeing annoying child and annoying business man on the same flight with him.
SHERLOCK, "His Last Vow", January 12, 2014, Actors: Benedict Cumberbatch, Martin Freeman and more
The Scene: "Did you miss me?" montage
Justyna Kubica: What a brilliant way to end such a great season! Unlike the first two, quite lovely and optimistic episodes, I expected this one to be heartbreaking and powerful. I'm really glad this time the story didn't end with a tragedy, although I can't call Sherlock and Watson saying goodbye a nice and cheerful ending. I truly enjoyed seeing characters' development this season, especially Holmes' which I didn't see coming, at least not in this way. His actions pretty much confirmed that to save his best friend, to keep a promise he made to protect him and his family, he's willing to do absolutely anything. But there are always consequences to our actions and Sherlock wasn't getting away with his choices. Except... something suddenly happened that changed everything. I have no idea whether Moriarty's return is just a trick (to keep Sherlock in the country maybe?) or a real thing, but I was so happy when he showed up on the screen. I really did miss him, more than I expected, especially after spending an episode with Charles Augustus Magnussen who I couldn't stand (that's how brilliant the actor's performance was!). I loved everyone's reaction to the news and the fact that it meant Sherlock could come back. "There's an East Wind coming." Also, bonus points for one of my favorite exchanges on the show: "Hello, little brother. How's the exile going? I've only been gone four minutes. Well, I certainly hope you've learnt your lesson." Hopefully this time the break won't be so long, because I'm very excited to see what's gonna happen next.
SLEEPY HOLLOW, "The Vessel", January 13, 2014, Actors: Tom Mison, Nicole Beharie
The Scene: Ichabod wears modern clothes
Romain Ossust: That was fun!
SUPERNATURAL, "Road Trip", January 14, 2014, Actors: Jared Padalecki, Mark Sheppard
The Scene: Crowley assures Sam that he didn't kill Kevin
Klutzy Girl: Crowley assures Sam that he didn't kill Kevin - Gadreel did. The fact that it came from Crowley of all people probably goes a long way towards easing Sam's guilt over what happened, and I love that.
TEEN WOLF, "More Bad Than Good", January 13, 2014
The Scene: A mystery person unleashes something from the Nemeton
Jamie Coudeville: It's probably not gonna be who I want it to be (Jennifer), but still that scene was so cool. I have a few theories as to what those shapes could be, can't wait to find out.
THE BLACKLIST, "The Good Samaritan (No. 106)", January 13, 2014, Actors: James Spader, Amir Arison
The Scene: Red tries to determine if Aram is the mole or not, Geo N: The scene where Red tries to determine if Aram is the mole or not by having him transfer money from one account to another and make it untraceable. I love this scene because it shows both characters at what they are best at. Red is perfect at being ruthless and to the point and Aram is hilarious even when his life is in peril. Great Scene.
THE MENTALIST, "The Golden Hammer", January 12, 2014, Actors: Simon Baker, Robin Tunney
The Scene: Jane keeps asking Lisbon about her date
Virginia Fontana: The scene when Jane kept asking Lisbon about her planned dinner date. It was awesome to finally see hints of jealousy from Jane, since usually it's the other way around. This was really cute and funny. Jisbon is so adorably smile-inducing this season.
THE ORIGINALS, "The Casket Girls", January 14, 2014, Actors: Danielle Campbell and more
The Scene: Tim dies
Jamie Coudeville: Poor Timmy. Davina's cries broke my heart. Damn you, Klaus.
The Scene: Kennex and Stahl talk at the end
Jimmy Ryan: This show grows on me every week. My favorite scene was right at the end of this week's episode, when Detective Kennex used a pen to write what was presumably his number on a piece of paper, then handing it to Detective Stahl. I thought it was a wonderfully written and romantic scene that provides a fascinating insight into how the things we take for granted now, could change in the future.
Also picked by Virginia Fontana
AMERICAN HORROR STORY: COVEN, "Protect the Coven", January 15, 2014, Actors: Danny Huston and more, The Scene: The Axeman kills the witches
DarkUFO: The meeting between the witches and the witches destroyers and the Axeman killing them all with his ... Axe. Very brutal scene. Also picked by Sharon Seymour
The Scenes: Felicity and Oliver argue & Oliver apologizes to Felicity
Virginia Fontana: Felicity and Oliver's argument, especially when he told her to get her mind out of Central City. Ouch! His conflicted anger, jealousy, repressed feelings for Felicity, and lashing out were palpably painful for both of them. A beautifully acted scene that further showed why their relationship is one of the show's most compelling aspects.
Jamie Coudeville: Oliver's apology to Felicity - His entire speech was great. I loved this scene, from him calling her his partner to him being able to calm her down by placing his hand on her shoulder.
BANSHEE, "The Thunder Man", January 17, 2014, Actors: Ulrich Thomsen, Lili Simmons and more, The Scene: Kai delivers a bloodbath of animal parts into Alex's pool & Nora rescues and kidnaps Rebecca
Sharon Seymour: Nola rescues Rebecca from being attacked but then kidnaps her!
DarkUFO: Kai Proctor delivers a blood bath of animal parts into Alex Longshadow's outdoor pool whilst he is in it with his wife.
BONES, "Big in the Philippines", January 17, 2014, Actors: Michael Grant Terry and more
The Scene: Wendell stops by Booth and Brennan's house
Klutzy Girl: Wendell stops by Booth and Brennan's house to tell them that he's not going down without a fight. I'm so happy he didn't just give up. And I love that Brennan hugged him before he left. It's nice that she's so worried about him.
CRIMINAL MINDS, "The Black Queen", January 15, 2014, Actors: Kirsten Vangsness and more
The Scene: Garcia meets Hotchner and Morgan for the first time
Romain Ossust: Garcia's first meeting with Hotchner and Morgan. She was so different back then, they mentioned she was a hacker before but they never showed it. I'm glad they did this week.
GIRLS, "Truth or Dare", January 12, 2014, Actors: Lena Dunham and more
The Scene: Hannah meets up with Adam's ex girlfriend (picked by Romain Ossust)
The Scene: Wade asks Zoe how long she's going to punish him
Tracie Pontolillo: Wade asks Zoe how long she is going to punish him for having hurt her. This was the first truly emotional scene between them in the season. It is hands down the best scene of this season. Wade and Zoe have so much hurt between them on both sides, and they only scratched the surface. This was a step in the right direction toward healing for both.
The Scene: Raylan meets up with "Hot Rod" Dunham
Geo N: When Raylan meets up with "Hot Rod" Dunham after handcuffing Dunham's two drug enforcers, Jay and Roscoe. Dunham says to Raylan "don't think I won't kill you just because I knew your daddy" to which Raylan says something along the lines of "I graduated CleanCo(?) from the FBI and learned to be a dead-shot, I can take out 4 of your guys before you draw your weapons and I'll take my chances with those two". The whole scene was awesome and a perfect example of why Raylan is one of the best characters on TV right now.
The Scene: Coulson and May talk about Skye at the end
Justyna Kubica: I have to admit I wasn't quite sure how I feel about Skye's character at the beginning, but in the last few episodes she started winning me over and it looks like it worked. Skye's attempts to find out the truth about her origins made her discover something truly heartbreaking this week. Coulson shared with her the story about the entire SHIELD team protecting her as a baby and dying to save her life. The news like that can shatter a person, but it didn't break Skye. Instead, like Coulson tells May in the scene at the end of the episode, it made her realize that she wasn't unwanted like she always suspected, from the beginning, SHIELD was her family, a place where she really belonged. For the first time in her life, Skye finds her home and visits The Wall of Valor to honor those who died in her name. And thanks to her reaction a piece of Coulson's faith in humanity is repaired. "The world is full of evil and lies and pain and death, and you can't hide from it... you can only face it. The question is, when you do, how do you respond? Who do you become?" I absolutely loved the meaning of the scene, the actors' performances, characters' development and dialogue here. I have to say, I really enjoy the show and it feels like it gets even better each week. Kudos! And I absolutely can't wait for next episode.
MELISSA AND JOEY, "A Decent Proposal", January 15, 2014, Actors: Melissa Joan Hart, Joey Lawrence
The Scene: Mel tells Joe she loves him
Klutzy Girl: Mel finally stops living in denial and fear, and tells Joe she loves him. It was a sweet scene that made me squeal, and something that's been a long time coming. Can't wait to see what's next!
NCIS, "Double Back", January 14, 2014, Actors: Mark Harmon, Sean Murray
The Scene: Gibbs sits with McGee
Daniel van der Veer: Throughout the entire episode, McGee was unwilling to tell his team members the truth about Delilah being paralyzed. When Gibbs learns the truth from Cranston, McGee still insists he has to do this on his own. But then at the very end, he admits that he can't do it alone. Although the words "You are not alone" were never spoken, Gibbs being there for Tim means exactly that.
Kind of reminded me of last year's episode.
Jimmy Ryan: So many classic POI scenes in this week's episode. I loved the scene between Shaw and Hersh at the coffee shop. I think this scene features Boris McGiver's best piece of acting in the series to date. He did an excellent job portraying someone slowly being overcome by drugs, as his speech became more slurred and his posture changed. The dialog between Shaw and Hersh was also fascinating, with Hersh asking about his former student's wellbeing with a genuine heart, but Shaw was having none of it. He knows he trained her well, but he has finally realized that she is better than him. It was a great moment between two arch-rivals.
DarkUFO: Reese and Finch chatting about him getting a new suit and walking off together.
Sharon Seymour: When Reese initially turns down a complimentary drink in First Class but then asks for one after seeing annoying child and annoying business man on the same flight with him.
The Scene: "Did you miss me?" montage
Justyna Kubica: What a brilliant way to end such a great season! Unlike the first two, quite lovely and optimistic episodes, I expected this one to be heartbreaking and powerful. I'm really glad this time the story didn't end with a tragedy, although I can't call Sherlock and Watson saying goodbye a nice and cheerful ending. I truly enjoyed seeing characters' development this season, especially Holmes' which I didn't see coming, at least not in this way. His actions pretty much confirmed that to save his best friend, to keep a promise he made to protect him and his family, he's willing to do absolutely anything. But there are always consequences to our actions and Sherlock wasn't getting away with his choices. Except... something suddenly happened that changed everything. I have no idea whether Moriarty's return is just a trick (to keep Sherlock in the country maybe?) or a real thing, but I was so happy when he showed up on the screen. I really did miss him, more than I expected, especially after spending an episode with Charles Augustus Magnussen who I couldn't stand (that's how brilliant the actor's performance was!). I loved everyone's reaction to the news and the fact that it meant Sherlock could come back. "There's an East Wind coming." Also, bonus points for one of my favorite exchanges on the show: "Hello, little brother. How's the exile going? I've only been gone four minutes. Well, I certainly hope you've learnt your lesson." Hopefully this time the break won't be so long, because I'm very excited to see what's gonna happen next.
SLEEPY HOLLOW, "The Vessel", January 13, 2014, Actors: Tom Mison, Nicole Beharie
The Scene: Ichabod wears modern clothes
Romain Ossust: That was fun!
SUPERNATURAL, "Road Trip", January 14, 2014, Actors: Jared Padalecki, Mark Sheppard
The Scene: Crowley assures Sam that he didn't kill Kevin
Klutzy Girl: Crowley assures Sam that he didn't kill Kevin - Gadreel did. The fact that it came from Crowley of all people probably goes a long way towards easing Sam's guilt over what happened, and I love that.
TEEN WOLF, "More Bad Than Good", January 13, 2014
The Scene: A mystery person unleashes something from the Nemeton
Jamie Coudeville: It's probably not gonna be who I want it to be (Jennifer), but still that scene was so cool. I have a few theories as to what those shapes could be, can't wait to find out.
The Scene: Red tries to determine if Aram is the mole or not, Geo N: The scene where Red tries to determine if Aram is the mole or not by having him transfer money from one account to another and make it untraceable. I love this scene because it shows both characters at what they are best at. Red is perfect at being ruthless and to the point and Aram is hilarious even when his life is in peril. Great Scene.
THE MENTALIST, "The Golden Hammer", January 12, 2014, Actors: Simon Baker, Robin Tunney
The Scene: Jane keeps asking Lisbon about her date
Virginia Fontana: The scene when Jane kept asking Lisbon about her planned dinner date. It was awesome to finally see hints of jealousy from Jane, since usually it's the other way around. This was really cute and funny. Jisbon is so adorably smile-inducing this season.
THE ORIGINALS, "The Casket Girls", January 14, 2014, Actors: Danielle Campbell and more
The Scene: Tim dies
Jamie Coudeville: Poor Timmy. Davina's cries broke my heart. Damn you, Klaus.
Honorable mention:
ReplyDeleteSleepy Hollow - Ichabod wears modern clothes.
Melissa and Joey - Lennox tells both Mel and Joe they're being stupid and tries to get them together.
I couldn't pick my third favorite scene this week. But here are my honorable mentions:
ReplyDeleteBones - Bones tells Wendell he has cancer & Wendell decides to fight - It had to be the saddest episode of the week.
Person Of Interest - Finch lands the plane & Reese decides to come back & Hersh and Shaw talk
Sherlock - Sherlock's mind palace
Sleepy Hollow - The team fights off the demon and the sisters hug
Teen Wolf - Stiles saves Lydia
The Blacklist - Red determines if Aram is the mole or not
And that's just the ones that come to mind right now ;)
Castle Nathan Fillion & James Brolin in "deep Cover" 6x12
ReplyDeleteJustified beats them all with its badassness.
ReplyDeleteDamn, I forgot to get my scenes in this week.
ReplyDeleteLove that show! Timothy Olyphant is great on that show. I just finished the Gunlslinger series by Stephen King and if they ever decide to make that a TV show I think Olyphant would be perfect as the Gunslinger.
ReplyDeleteThat scene with Ichabod on Sleepy Hollow was funny and great to watch. I also liked the scene where Abbie comes in the room and Ichabod asks for a new cell phone and complained it had so many ads. Lol
ReplyDeleteAnd if you didn't, what would your picks be? ;)
ReplyDeleteAnother Scene that I did not mention was the final scene in The Blacklist where Red (James Spade) goes to see Liz (Megan Boone) and she is happy to see him. They also discuss the mole. Good Scene.
ReplyDeleteBanshee, the bloodbath and having just caught Bones the last scene where Wendell being told by Bones and Booth that he had bone cancer in the cafe.
ReplyDeleteNormally i would have picked Person of interest
ReplyDeletebut this week goes to SHERLOCK HOLMES-
each moment was thrilling and the ending send chills..
Honorable mentions
The mentalist
Melissa and joey
Almost human
and pretty much every option
Castle - Beckett's reaction when Castle sets a wedding date.
ReplyDeleteI actually loved the scene from Modern Family where Alex cried and hugged Claire. Before that episode, I was kinda afraid seeing MF becoming "too serious" about issues, so I was really surprised by how much I loved that scene.
ReplyDeleteToo many good scenes this week.
ReplyDelete- SHERLOCK: I also liked the scene with Sherlock and Mycroft smoking outside their parents house, it was nice to see the relationship between the two of them evolve this series, and the moment when Mycroft said "Your loss would break my heart" and Sherlock's reaction to it, loved it.
- PERSON OF INTEREST: The entire episode was great, but the final scene, the look on Finch's face the entire time, Michael Emerson was perfect in it.
- THE BLACKLIST: I loved seeing the more ruthless side of Red for almost the entire episode, when he was about to burn that man and he said "oh, the suspense is killing me", brillant.
This was an amazing week of television! The SHIELD, Person of Interest, and Castle scenes mentioned above are definitely among my faves of the week too.
ReplyDeleteOh, I completely forgot about that one! Also among my favorites ;) Plus the moment when Alex realized what her real problem is and how alone she feels, even with her entire family around.
ReplyDeleteIt was done beautifully and I've got to hand it to the writers for once again avoiding all the cliches in a story like this. I love how she didn't blame the people around her and she knew the pressure came from herself, but she just wishes her family would understand her more.
ReplyDeleteFrom Grimm: l. the dinner scene where future sister-in-law mercilessly dismisses Monroe for being a Blutbad and being vegetarian. 2. the awesome fight between the two manticores.
ReplyDeleteNo matter what I will vote for Justified each week
ReplyDeleteThe scene for the Originals should've been Davina kicking Klaus and Elijah's asses.
ReplyDeleteI chose 'other' because I think my two favorite scenes from Supernatural were:
ReplyDeleteDean & Cas talk while Crowley tortures Gadreel.
Dean, Cas & Sam in the end scene, where Dean leaves.
Wendell took over our screens this week with his tear jerking exclaimation on why he will stay and fight. Kuddos goes to the Bones team this for keeping it real
ReplyDeleteSherlock - all the Mind Palace sequence, and the final scene.
ReplyDeleteI picked, from Shield: 'Coulson and May talk about sky at the end' and from Criminal Minds: 'Garcia meets Hotchner and Morgan for the first time. We finally know how she wound up submitting a resume on pink paper.
ReplyDeleteI voted BOTH Olicity scenes from Arrow, and Mel telling Joe she loves him from Melissa and Joey. The other one i wanted to vote for was Ichabod wearing Modern Clothes!!
ReplyDeleteFor me, Sherlock was one long collection of Scenes of the Week, as it has been three weeks in a row.
ReplyDeleteAlong with the scene mentioned above, I loved John's first scene, going to retrieve the kid from the crack house, (straight out of "The Man with the Twisted Lip," by the way), and being such a BAMF doing it, ("I'm a doctor. I know how to sprain people.") I LOVED the hallway confrontation between Sherlock and Mary, and the reveal of who was sitting in that chair... Also pretty much all of the "Christmas Dinner" sequence: John and Mary, Sherlock and Mycroft... Beautiful, heartwarming stuff, which was helpful, since they'd broken my heart moments before! Add in all the others already mentioned in other comments, and it was just an astounding hour and a half of television!
Bones-The scene with Wendell at B&B's home when Bones and Booth stand by Wendell when he announces to them that he's going to fight the cancer.
ReplyDeletePerson of Interest-the whole episode was marvelous, funny and touching by turns, but I particularly was touched when Reese and Finch were talking and Reese mentioned that he needed a new suit--for getting back to his job (with Finch, of course)!
While I thought the arguments between Oliver and Felicity were over dramatic and contrived, I did chuckle when she said something passive aggressive while Oliver was trapped and he just responded with "Felicity!"
ReplyDeleteThe Almost Human, Arrow, Agents of Shield, Melissa and Joey, Person of Interest, and Supernatural scenes mentioned.
ReplyDeleteOff the list:
Sherlock shot and his mind palace scenes (all of it from figuring out how to fall, Redbeard the dog, and Moriarty - I loved the music too).
Also, the Chicago PD scene where they save Dawson's son and the voiceover at the end.