Revolution Recap: Pooh, HUH! (that’s the sound of the men, working on the chain gang)


Back with Neville and his bros, the solider that was shot at the Deer Hunter’s house lays dying. Neville gives him a drug that is going to put him “to sleep.” Where he’s going there is BRIGHT light. (No joke, Neville actually said that.) And the solider dies. They bury him and while Neville is saying a prayer over the body, Danny, kind of, smirks. Neville tells him to “Spit it out.” And something about speaking his conviction.

What?  Sorry, I was thinking about Pizza.

Danny says “What”
Neville replies “If you think something, say it. You don’t like that I killed a rebel? The Monroe Militia is the only thing keeping order around here.”
Danny says “ I think you like to kill. Because you are a murderer and a psycho.
Neville snaps and chokes Danny. Finally, he lets him go and says “But I appreciate the honesty.” (I DEMAND THIS WRITER’S JOB!!)

hey, that looks like my backyard

Charlie and Nate have parted company, temporarily, I’m sure and Charlie wanders through an over-grown backyard and spies an old deflated basketball.

This triggers her to flashback to, conveniently, right where the last flashback ended. Charlie and her Mom are standing outside of a building with their luggage- a wagon of food and Danny, their personal albatross. (I’m telling you- the kids a crier! Lose him!!! Clearly he’s nothing but a headache.) Ben had to pick up some things from “work,” so little Charlie dribbles a basketball while she waits.

Playing with balls always leads to trouble

She’s no Lebron James and the ball gets away from her. As she chases it, a stranger steps out.

Told ya!

A creepy, sweaty, seemingly desperate stranger.

You mean, sweaty and desperate doesn’t look good on me?

He grabs Charlie and demands Rachel (Mom) give him the food… all of it. Otherwise he’s smash Charlie’s face in. Make him take Danny instead!!!

Back to The Now, suddenly Miles is there and he’s like “WTF are you doing here?”

You can’t take a hint can you?

Charlie tearfully explains that she can’t just wait for him to come back, she has to help. Danny is her responsibility, she was never supposed to let go of his hand. If she hadn’t been off sulking about her Dad banging Dr. Mom, maybe none of this would have happened. Ben would be alive and Danny would still be crying softly in his bedroom closet. She demands that Miles allow her to help.

Help me.  This face illustrates the full extent of my acting range. 

MisRed
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8 Comments

  1. 1
    KartofflMuter
    Posted September 26, 2012 at 8:25 pm

    Underwhelming. Gratuitous violence. Schmalzy scenes ,big reveals (oh my gosh Rachel is still alive!!!!!)
    and and and and-Miles STARTED the Militia???? How embarrassing. Gratuitous sweat-Nora. Unbelievably clean clothes-little Charlie and the white wheels on her wagon, -no combs and way to many short haircuts and trimmed beards. Bring back Terra Nova,Jericho,and Jeremiah. Kill this turkey. Only Romney would pardon it
    and then put it in the garage and give it an elevator. Gar Bage. Killer outfits on the militia. China must still have the lights on.

  2. 2
    Mama Llama Mama Llama
    Posted September 27, 2012 at 2:47 am

    “I’ve got to return some videotapes”

    Is my favorite line from American Psycho! :)

    So yeah, this series is starting to play out like a Saturday morning kids show or something. First the Twilight Dad, then The Hunger Games similarities, then all the Lost people showing up (even Jacob, sheesh).
    Also, now we know Ponyboy didn’t stay golden *sad horns*. Whoever wrote this crappy show has probably already cashed his check and is on an extended vacation.

  3. 3
    cherrylipgloss
    Posted September 27, 2012 at 3:26 am

    And to think I had such high hopes. Aside from the schmaltzy dialogue, I’m already lost, which is likely no coincidence. Feels as if they are simply trying to capitalize on Lost fame, but lack believability, logic, continuity, likable characters and …. um…. perhaps adult writers

  4. 4
    sweetblondie
    Posted September 27, 2012 at 11:07 am

    PONY-BOY!!!! Can’t help but see his face and think of two things…Dallas Winston *swoon* and a severed finger in a plate of fries.

  5. 5
    itchy itchy
    Posted September 27, 2012 at 12:10 pm

    Aha! Exactly! It’s like the 2012 remake of H.R. Puffnstuff! Thanks Mmama Llama!

  6. 6
    Mama Llama Mama Llama
    Posted September 27, 2012 at 5:46 pm

    “H.R. Puffnstuff”
    Or maybe Land of the Lost.. haha!

  7. 7
    Moli Moli
    Posted September 28, 2012 at 6:49 pm

    This is what I’m hoping for, when they film the second half of the season(if it makes it) they will either get a new writer or simply fix whats wrong(and damn there is a lot wrong). The premise behind the show is beyond awesome and I’m a ‘post-Apocalypse’-type show lover(first word I thought of was whore then realized I’m not 20).

  8. 8
    Tupac
    Posted October 29, 2012 at 10:37 am

    Maybe just maybe Charley is the illegitimate daughter of Charlie and he’ll show up to take her to the Island. I don’t think Matthew Fox has a gig on 666 park Ave, Hawaii 5 – 0 or the next bad horror film JJ directs.

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