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Grey’s Anatomy: ‘Hotter than Hell’ Recap & Review

Originally posted on WhatSamWatches, MFST writer, Samantha Nguyen’s, personal blog. Thursday night on a new episode of Grey’s Anatomy, the iconic Addison Montgomery returns during a Seattle heatwave. There, she helps Richard teach the residents and does a groundbreaking uterine transplant. But after the hospital’s HVAC system stops working, Addison gets Meredith to help finish the surgery…

Adventures in Binging: ‘Grey’s Anatomy’

Originally posted on WhatSamWatches, MFST writer, Samantha Nguyen’s, personal blog. Before binge-watching all of Private Practice, I started Grey’s Anatomy. Which makes sense since Private Practice is technically a spin-off. But Grey’s Anatomy is now on its 18th season, which is insane. So to say it took a while to binge-watch the whole series is an understatement. For those who don’t know,…

‘Lucifer’ Season 6 Review

Originally posted on WhatSamWatches, MFST writer, Samantha Nguyen’s, personal blog. A while ago, the sixth and final season of Lucifer came out on Netflix, and boy has it been a wild ride. I know this review’s way past due but it’s finally here. At the end of last season, Lucifer won against Michael to become the next God. Now he just has to take his rightful place on the throne in heaven. With…

Adventures in Binging: ‘Private Practice’

Originally posted on WhatSamWatches, MFST writer, Samantha Nguyen’s, personal blog. Almost everyone’s heard of Grey’s Anatomy, but not everyone’s heard of Private Practice. Or at least I hadn’t. A few months ago, I decided to binge-watch Grey’s Anatomy to see if all the hype was worth it. But the thing is, Grey’s Anatomy just finished its 17th season. So to say I have a lot of episodes to go is…

#AQuietPlacePart2 was such a great way to get us all back to the movie theaters (safely, of course) so check out our new review on the movie!

Originally posted on WhatSamWatches, MFST writer, Samantha Nguyen’s, personal blog. This past week, the sequel to A Quiet Place came out, sending people back to movie theaters. A Quiet Place Part II picks up right where the first movie left off. But before that, we get to see what happened before the monsters arrived. In the first scene, John Krasinski returns as Lee Abbott walking through town.…

Our review of #LuciferSeason5B is now up on the site! Read the full recap of everything that happened in the new season and how we felt about it via our resident #Lucifan!

Originally posted on WhatSamWatches, MFST writer, Samantha Nguyen’s, personal blog. After months of waiting, the second half of Lucifer‘s fifth season finally came out on Netflix. These episodes immediately follow where we left off, i.e. God’s arrival on Earth. Warning: major spoilers ahead. Full Recap Like, I mentioned, the show picks up right where they left it. God comes down to stop his…

Law & Order: Organized Crime: 'What Happens in Puglia' Recap & Review #latepost

Originally posted on WhatSamWatches, MFST writer, Samantha Nguyen’s, personal blog. Following last Thursday night’s episode of Law & Order: Special Victims Unit, the story continues on Law & Order: Organized Crime. I don’t know why it took me so long to write this (because I watched this episode right after SVU) but I blame it on being unmotivated and lazy (lol). So, for anyone that wants to see…

Law & Order: Special Victims Unit: 'Return of the Prodigal Son' Recap & Review #SVU

Originally posted on WhatSamWatches, MFST writer, Samantha Nguyen’s, personal blog. Law & Order: Special Victims Unit, better known as SVU, came back Thursday night where Detective Stabler (played by Christopher Meloni) comes back. And it’s a crossover episode with Meloni’s new Law & Order show, Law & Order: Organized Crime. This past year, I binge-watched all 21 seasons of the show and…

Superman and Lois: ‘Haywire’ Recap & Review

Originally posted on WhatSamWatches, MFST writer, Samantha Nguyen’s, personal blog. Recently, I’ve been catching up on Superman and Lois because my WordPress wasn’t working previously, which I mentioned in my last review. So, even though this episode aired almost two weeks ago, here’s my full recap and review anyway. Full Recap To start off this episode, we finally see a little more of what…

#SupermanAndLois: 'The Perks of Not Being a Wallflower' Recap & Review

Originally posted on WhatSamWatches, MFST writer, Samantha Nguyen’s, personal blog. About two weeks ago, the third episode of Superman and Lois aired on the CW. I already explained this in my last review for this show but my WordPress account’s been down so I wasn’t able to write, edit, or post anything. But I’m back and now here’s a full review of the show’s third episode. Full Recap To…

Superman and Lois: ‘Heritage’ Recap & Review

Originally posted on WhatSamWatches, MFST writer, Samantha Nguyen’s, personal blog. Over two weeks ago, the second episode of new DCTV show, Superman and Lois aired on the CW. I would’ve posted this earlier but in all honesty, my WordPress account’s been acting up. But I’m finally back! After the show’s premiere, the Kent’s move to Smallville. So understandably, they all struggle trying to…

#Justice by Justin Bieber Review

Originally posted on WhatSamWatches, MFST writer, Samantha Nguyen’s, personal blog. This past Friday, Justin Bieber came out with his new album, “Justice”. The new album’s his sixth studio album following ‘Changes’, which came out last year on Valentine’s Day. While I’ve never written a full review for an album before on this blog, I felt the need to this time. The Music It’s no secret that…

The Flash: ‘All’s Wells That Ends Wells’ Recap & Review

Originally posted on WhatSamWatches, MFST writer, Samantha Nguyen’s, personal blog. Earlier this week, the season seven premiere of The Flash premiered and a lot happened that could change where the show goes from here. In short, they successfully build the artificial speed force (A.S.F.), an important character dies, and Cecile discovers something new with her powers. With that, let’s get on to…

Lucifer: ‘The Sin Bin’ Recap & Review

Coming off of last week’s episode, we learn more about The Sinnerman. Plus, there’s a shock at the end that uncharacteristically relates to the show’s comic book source material. Full Recap The episode starts with someone running from who we discover is the Sinnerman’s accomplice, just as Lucifer celebrates the arrest of The Sinnerman. Lucifer, of course, wants to interrogate The Sinnerman…

Superman and Lois: ‘Pilot’ Recap & Review

Originally posted on WhatSamWatches, MFST writer, Samantha Nguyen’s, personal blog. Recently, Superman and Lois premiered on the CW as a new DC Comics TV show. And I’ve got a full recap and review just in time to get you all caught up before the second episode airs tomorrow. While we’ve had plenty of live-action versions of Superman, this show proves it’s different than anything we’ve seen…

There are shocks. There's spills and there's Gilbert Gottfried (well sort of) on tonight's episode. In the second episode of the new season of The Misery Index, Walter's the first contestant on episode two of this season’s Misery Index. His most miserable moment was having an allergic reaction, while on a date. He loves seafood, but he's allergic to a specific type of it. Parker's tonight’s second contestant. His most miserable moment came when he stole someone else child. He and his wife were vacationing at Disneyland with there two children. Unfortunately he grabbed another woman’s child mistaking it for his own. The worst part was looking for his child after the mix up.

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Q and Sal will be on Walter’s team, while Joe and Murr join Parker. Jameela places two misery markers on the Trauma Tron. The first is your child asks for emancipation on TikTok. This misery is rated a 68. The second marker is you get peed on at a music festival. It was rated a 42. Both Walter and Parker will each be given a third misery. They must choose above, below or between the current two markers. Walter's shown a clip of a mother filming her child in a rainstorm. The child holds a umbrella. Seconds later lightning strikes the child. The mother runs for cover inside. Walter believes it is above the two markers. He is correct and wins $500. The incident was rated a 87.

Parker is shown a woman doing a cannonball in a frozen lake. The lake appears to be unfrozen. She bangs her head and bum on the water, before skidding to the middle of the lake. Parker thinks it is between the two markers. He is correct. It was a 49. He wins $500. For the more or less miserable round Parker goes first. He is shown a news clipping of a Nana streaking during Gilbert Gottfried’s daughter’s Zoom bat mitzvah. Then he is shown a clip of a toddler receiving a birthday cake with the word “Loser” printed on it. Parker chooses the bat mitzvah as worse. The cake was a 33. The bat mitzvah a 47. Parker now has $1,500 in his bank.

Even though Warrior first premiered in 2019, MFST writer, Jamie Nixon, is just now getting into the show during quarantine. As I'm sure we all are binge-watching both old and new shows. Like MFST writer, Samantha, binge-watching all of Psych or Kira catching up on shows like The Crown. Nevertheless, Warrior show follows a Chinese immigrant, Ah Sahm, in becoming a "hatchet man" for the most powerful Tong in San Francisco. The show's also executive-produced by Shannon Lee, as her late father, the iconic Bruce Lee, came up with the original concept. If you missed the last episode, catch up with Jamie's recap. Now, we've finally reached the show's second season. With that said, here's what you may have missed in the sixth episode of the show's second season titled, "To a Man With a Hammer, Everything Looks Like a Nail".

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The boys head to Rooker's Mill for a possible death match. Vega settles a family vendetta. Father Jun may be onto Ah Sahm and Young Jun New opium venture. Ah Sahm, Young Jun, Hong and Vega travel to Rooker’s Mill. A town on the border between the United States and Mexico. While Vega explains to Ah Sahm the rules of the town,Young Jun notices some hookers. He asks Hong if the female gender turns him on. Hong elicits a firm no. When Young Jun asks if Hong would sleep with him, Hong tells him only if you sleep with your sister. Young Jun's appalled. All three men will share a room. Hong sleeps on the floor, while Ah Sahm and Young Jun get the beds. The boys ponder why Ah Sahm hasn’t bedded Vega yet. Ah Sahm doesn't want to answer so, he leaves to take in the sights of Rooker’s town. Earlier the boys had their weapons confiscated or they would be killed in retaliation for insubordination.

Ah Sahm enters a saloon and is immediately accosted by Dolph Jagger. Dolph is one of the competitors. Vega and Rooker’s men know Dolph likes to cause trouble ,they put a stop to the fight before it can start. Later that evening Elias Rooker and his wife toast the tournament. Vega looks shaken after Rooker's speech. The boys dig in to authentic Mexican food for the first time. The tournament begins. Hong wants one of Jagger’s accomplices cowboy boots. The wheels start turning in his brain, as he plots just how to obtain them. Dolph is up first and chokes out, then kills his opponent by breaking the man’s neck. Vega leaves and wanders into the desert. Ah Sahm follows her. As he discusses his background with her, the two realize they have a similar history. When Ah Sahm starts to move in for a kiss, Vega stops him. The two walk back arm in arm.