With Burton at the helm, I was hoping for a ramped-up, psychedelic trip sprinkled with some familiar characters. Yet, in the theater with my plastic glasses on, I was so underwhelmed. This bizarre retelling and merging of texts is too hard-to-follow and creepy for kids, but takes too many cheap shots for adults to take it seriously.

This week’s FlashForward had a pretty different tone than any of the other episodes so far, and I think I liked it. I say think, because while it was cheesy and sappy, I love the idea of people going out and making their visions come true by seeking out the people and places involved.

Can the flash forwards be stopped? Everyone’s focus now is either proving or disproving the validity of flash forwards, no matter how far flung they may or may not be. Despite some of the cheesier elements of the show, I really like the way the momentum is developing and building now.

Mark and the LA office’s FBI agents are the main focus of this week’s heated episode. The pressure has been turned up a notch as Demetri, Mark, and Wedeck are in Washington to defend their Mosaic project and its hefty funding.

FlashForward is is full-on mystery mode, and Rose takes a look at the newest episode in hopes that no aliens appear.

Rose has very little love for the newest episode of Army Wives, the penultimate episode of the season.

After a couple ho-hum weeks, it seems a lot has happened at once. Denise and Claudia Joy were in a car accident, Joan’s deployment is approaching closer, Trevor has a new job while Roxy’s adjusting to having a private school son, and Pamela’s on pins and needles waiting for communication from Chase. Instead of going chronologically, let’s just go family by family.

“Super intense and somewhat confusing” is how I sum up this week’s Warehouse 13 episode, “Implosion.” I was really digging all of the action, and the Warehouse history and mysteries, but I feel like so much was teased to us without explanation that now the loose ends are just everywhere.

Ponyo is darling, bizarre, thoughtful, scary and gorgeous all at the same time. More complex than it seems, this “children’s” story is woven deep with life lessons and significant messages.

Warehouse 13 this week was just an awesome overall episode. I really only have good things to say, and after some of last week’s skepticism, I’m happy to be back on an all-good vibe.