By John Keegan and Henry Tran
Everybody wants Drew (Goddamn) Thompson. I personally found the depth of this episode most impressive despite its lack of overt action. Justified may be a Western set in modern times, but there doesn’t always have to be a shootout present in every episode of a season. Since Drew Thompson is on the run, that prompts much of Harlan County to go into a kind of craze. Boyd wants him to give him to Theo Tonin; The Marshals want him to close a 30-year old cold case; Ellen May sees him as her savior from a destitute life.
Everybody wants Drew (Goddamn) Thompson. I personally found the depth of this episode most impressive despite its lack of overt action. Justified may be a Western set in modern times, but there doesn’t always have to be a shootout present in every episode of a season. Since Drew Thompson is on the run, that prompts much of Harlan County to go into a kind of craze. Boyd wants him to give him to Theo Tonin; The Marshals want him to close a 30-year old cold case; Ellen May sees him as her savior from a destitute life.
This season, for the first time ever, the contestants of Hell's Kitchen will be presenting their signature dishes to Chef Gordon Ramsay in Las Vegas before a live audience. They will be competing in two teams. The last chef standing will win a head chef position working under Executive Head Chef Jeremy Berlin at Gordon Ramsay Pub & Grill at Caesars Palace.
Lost Girl
It was a dark and stormy night on
There is rampant paranoia going on throughout this episode, which was a return to good form for the show. I understand that being a lawyer is a stressful, time-consuming job. That kind of thing is a perfect fount for drama. It helps also that the episode’s story threads aren’t spread around to cover every little thing. But the characters never seem to take a break from the action.
Being Human US
Legit pours on some star power this week when John Ratzenberger (Cheers, Toy Story) guest stars as Steve and Billy’s dad, Walter. It seems mom Janice has become a hoarder, forcing Walter to move into a tent in the backyard, and of course Jim’s intervention goes awry. 
Quite a bit has been going on this season on Lost Girl. Dyson, played by Kris Holden-Ried, has his love for Bo, played by Anna Silk, back and Kenzi, played by Ksenia Solo, had previously been kidnapped. More recently, Bo learned that she has to go through The Dawning, a right of passage that all Fae must complete. If she fails she will devolve into an Under Fae. The problem is, it's happening two hundred years ahead of schedule. With little time left to prepare, Trick (Rick Howland) has been trying to impart his knowledge to help his granddaughter through to the end.