Brian was supposed to have a nice day off. He faked being sick, managed to trick Mike and Ike. Then just after he gets ready and leaves the house he gets knocked out and pulled into a black op mission. The problem that is probably clear to anyone who knows what a black op is knows…
I’ve noticed that over the past couple of episodes much of the focus that we had on Brian’s family has faded away. That is a major shame because it was one of the best elements of the show. it grounded Brian and gave him something to live for, and people to care for. They’ve faded…
After a few really solid episodes, this one took a step backward. The focus instead was on the actual case of the week. unfortunately, that is not where this show excels. I’m not saying the cases are bad. However, like all procedurals that’s not what really stands out. This case was simply okay, but took…
This we got a serious mouse case. So aside from the major case we dealt with Brian making friends. Aside from learning how the NZT allows him to calculate the most effective hook up, we got to see him make a more lasting revelation. Arthur is an old man. An intelligent old man who happens…
Let’s be honest, I was a little bit tripped out at the start of the episode when we found out that Brian’s ex was Shauna, played by Analeigh Tipton. In case you didn’t know, last season Analeigh Tipton and Jake McDormand starred across each other in Manhattan Love Story (a show with a rocky start,…
Brian is still a hugely likeable character. It’s hard not to like him. He’s funny, he’s sweet and he’s not a major problem. The fact that the show made it clear that Brian is not part of the FBI. His badge and gun were office supplies. They want to keep him in the office. While…
Limitless jumps forward in time. Everything you know from the movie applies. Don’t be fooled Bradley Cooper’s Eddie is still in play. Eddie in fact is briefly seen on a campaign poster. Brian is given the drug on the sly and goes on the fly. Just like the movie, it was a lot of fun…
So, I pondered... 