On 4/29/2022 6:18 AM, Ian J. Ball wrote:
> On 2022-04-29 08:30:41 +0000, Ubiquitous said:
>
>> What did you watch?
>
> soaps: GH - Wed's & Thur's ep. This was fallout from the Harmony stuff -
> Carly restrains Harmony long enough for TempAlexis to call the cops.
> Harmony runs off, and is immediately run over by Sasha (and Gladys) who
> is running away from a reporter who got photos of Sasha trying to take
> drugs! Harmony is near death and is rushed to GH, while Carly calls dumb
> Willow & Michael to the hospital. No one has told Willow what is really
> going on yet, but FauxCarly purposely didn't tell the cops that she
> suspects that Willow is Nina's daughter.... Meanwhile, there was more
> nonsense drama with Spencer and EVOL!!1! Esme.
>
> I also saw most of "Deadly House Call" on LMN (though not the ending).
> Anyway, this wasn't what I was expecting - the ads implied that a psycho
> nurse was trying to seduce her early-onset dementia patient. Instead, it
> was much more convoluted than that, and the nurse was on some kind of
> mission of Revenge! REVENGE!! I'll have to go back and watch the ending
> some time...
>
>
> Recorded for later: Legacies.
>

I watched:

For the first time in months I was all caught up on all the L&O shows at
the same time, and was able to watch all three back to back.

Law & Order - "Legacy" - In a ripped from the headlines story the DA
goes after the parents of a school shooter. Except the real life
version was far more interesting than what the professional writers came
up with.

Law & Order: Special Victims Unit - "Tangled Strands of Justice" - This
was a bit all over the place between SVU investing a decades old case,
which really seems to be outside of SVU jurisdiction, but that boat a
long time ago. And in another ripped from the headlines story, Benson
going on the warpath against another cop and DA who used a DNA database
that includes assault victims.

Law & Order: Organized Crime - "Dead Presidents" - Stabler gets caught
up in a complicated heist scheme while undercover.

Atlanta - "Trini 2 De Bone" - Once again the regular cast is nowhere to
be seen. Just because they are all big time Hollywood stars doesn't
mean they shouldn't be able to make time to come film their little basic
cable comedy show each week. It's not like they have something better
to be doing. Although this episode was directed by Donald Glover so he
was at least on set. Anyway, I have *no* idea the point of this
episode. It wasn't particular funny or dramatic. If there was a point,
it went right over my head. But that's what the Atlanta break down
videos are for! Anyway this one was about a husband, wife and kid
dealing with the death of the kid's nanny. Several times in the episode
there was a loud knocking on the door with a mysterious package left
outside addressed to the nanny. I kept waiting for some big reveal
which in IMO never came. Although my guess was going to be that the kid
was really the nanny's biological son and the parents kidnapped him.
But that doesn't seem to have been the case. So I'm at a total loss of
the point of the episode. But again, that's what break down videos are for.