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OKay! It's that time again. New Challenge is up on the CJ Live Journal Icon Challenge. This one is a weekly challenge. You've got a week to come up with something from FIVE different images from Mysterious Ways. See here for explaination. Go Vote for your favorites from last weeks challenge as well.
Here's my review. Leave me thoughts if you have any :D
Okay A LOT happened in this episode. There was some I liked, some I didn't and some stuff I found interesting. First off this was probably my favorite of the three directing ventures of Miguel Ferrer. The whole was 'fast pace' but each individual scene felt well played out and complete. I liked that. For the first time I didn't feel like I was playing catch up the entire episode. I had enough time to digest each scene before the next hit me.
Crossing Jordan has been renewed OFFICIALLY for a sixth season!
New episode this Week!!! April 29th NBC 10pm. This is the second to last episode guys. Season finale is May 7th! Another season almost gone! Where did it go!?!?!
DESCRIPTION
HELD HOSTAGE IN THE BASEMENT-- When Macy (Miguel Ferrer) tries to
deliver some personal effects of a deceased elderly man to his family,
he finds a young boy being held captive. When the young boy’s deranged
captor discovers that Macy knows his secret, he knocks him unconscious
and takes him hostage. After Macy awakes, he finds that he has been
chained up in the basement. Determined to make it out alive and to
rescue the boy, Macy tries to buy himself some time. Meanwhile, Jordan
(Jill Hennessy) and Lu (Leslie Bibb) butt heads when Lu brings in the
morgue’s janitor as a suspect in a jewelry-fencing scheme. As Lily’s
(Kathryn Hahn) wedding approaches, she is caught off guard when she
accidentally runs into Bug (Ravi Kapoor) on a date.
All of you looking for the TV tid bits...I'll get it up tomorrow or Wednesday, whenever my TV Guide arrives. For some odd reason I always get it a day or two after everyone else. So I'll post them when I get them.
Sunday April 23rd is a new episode of Crossing Jordan on NBC.
Episode description: ordan (Jill Hennessy) investigates the mysterious murder of a woman believed to be a miracle worker and living saint. She also confronts Woody (Jerry O'Connell) and Lu (Leslie Bibb) about their concern for her feelings over their blossoming relationship. Meanwhile, Bug (Ravi Kapoor) investigates the death of man who he believes was trying to change his life around. Macy (Miguel Ferrer) helps Lily (Kathryn Hahn) re-evaluate her relationship with Brandau (Ethan Sandler) and her career, leading to some surprising decisions on her part. Steve Valentine also stars.
Okay! Here it is. Things for crazy and I didn't have time to get to this until today. Enjoy. And if you agree or don't agree fo ahead and feel free to leave a comment with your thoughts and opinions.
Time for my thoughts. I have to admit that at first I wasn't sure what I thought of the episode. It has so much of the 'classic' CJ that I love and yet it still was an episode that is a 'piece of the whole'. As I started writing I realized I actually quite enjoyed it.
I'm sick of being pulled one way and another. Sick of having characters be killed off and I'm sick of rumors. Yes people I'm going to rant. If you don't want to hear more stop reading, cause I know my opinions aren't going to agree with the majority. AND THIS IS SPOILERISH - DON'T READ IF YOU DON'T WANT TO KNOW FUTURE FACTS.
Little Tid bit posted by Ask Ausiello
Question: Any scoop on the season finale of Crossing Jordan? — Alexis
Ausiello: The death that Jordan gets framed for occurs very early on in the episode. And things are going to start looking really good for one of your favorite couples — and no, I'm not referring to Jordan and Woody, although he does put his job on the line in order to clear her name. If that's not love, I don't know what is.
Okay, updates for Thin Ice. The play by play is up. Quotes are also done. Screen caps will follow Wednesday. My review...well that depends on work and study. Hopefully I get it up by Thursday.
