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Growing up, Rose Duggan had no idea she was a geek. She thought her childhood of space camp, anime, Tolkien, and sci-fi was totally normal. The blame should probably lean towards her parents: a couple of original Trekkies who own a small collectibles business. 
On June 26th, I journeyed to Universal’s “The Wizarding World of Harry Potter,” right here in Orlando, Florida. As a loyal die-hard lover of the Potterverse, I walked away with a mixed bag of feelings: impressed in some areas, wholly disappointed in some, and unknown in many.
Whoa, I know I’ve been absentee for a few episodes. I won’t lie, things got kinda ho-hum for a minute, but the past two weeks have sucked me right back in and I’m my normal passionate, die hard, going-crazy self. WTF is going on?! Insanity abounds, and I have lots of cheers and jeers for the going-ons at good ole Fort Marshall.
It’s finally here: “Flash Forward Day!” We’re finally going to see what visions are realized, and which ones aren’t. Well, sorta. We don’t get to see the whole night play out.
Ugh. I pretty much hated this week’s episode, and I had honestly had a hard time even sitting through it. I’m having a hard time even writing a sensible review because it was so all over the place.
It’s Mother’s Day at Fort Marshall, and this week did not disappoint with a wonderful episode, paramount in Army Wives fashion with smiles and tears the whole hour long. I’m calling it the best episode of the season so far!
This week’s episode was all over the place! There wasn’t a ton of action, but holy crap did we get a lot of plot development and finally some peak moments we’ve been waiting for all season!
A mostly slow episode with a few poignant moments, “Be All You Can Be” at least answered some questions that have had us on edge all week… I think.
Technically this week’s ep is “Goodbye Yellow Brick Road,” but since I’ve been out for a few weeks, I’m going to yammer about the last most recent three-ish episodes.
Army Wives is back, and after missing the first couple episodes of the season (because I was off becoming an official military wife myself) I’m back with my weekly reviews. Spoilers up ahead as I catch us up to speed on the first three episodes of the fourth season!
Mark and Vogel have to out a mole, and we get some more development on the storyline about Bryce and Keiko. This week was pretty okay — some action, lots of story building.
