The Trailer Park

I remember Taboo feeling like starting to watch the third season of a six season story arc and not getting to watch the preceding or following seasons.

Person A is knocked unconscious and when they "recover" they are actually somebody else.
They then lure person B away by giving them a tip-off.
They then fail their plan and the real person A comes back.
Person A and person B then discuss the result of that tip-off thing as if it really was person A who was around when they weren't.
The Flash has a lot of "strange logic" but this one... isn't even logic in a strange sort of way. It's not logic in any way.

But I did snigger a bit the other day, after recently reading Val's comment on the series... The scene played out something like...
"Oh no, we're having a reverse big bang in 3 minutes. Run Barry!"
*Barry runs around the... cloud.*
*Barry is not fast enough. But then.... he is!*

Day is saved. With about 1 second to spare, too.

8!

Meanwhile on the Flash.
"He's not breathing! You could have killed him!" (Possibly the subtitles replaced still with not...)

Tonight I started watching the series Cracow Monsters on Netflix. Not sure what I think yet... I have a sneaky feeling I don't really care for the main female character... But she's supposed to become part of a group, so maybe things will feel better at that point. It does have a kind of foreboding sense to it... I only watched half the first episode yet, though. And now I need to hit the shower and get to bed... So I guess I'll watch it some more, tomorrow.

I ended up finishing that first episode of Cracow Monsters yesterday and getting myself to bed way too late. There were a couple of those logical gaps that annoyed me, but I think I'll keep watching.

I've now watched three episodes of Cracow Monsters and I'm thinking it's kind of ridiculous? Maybe if I knew Polish/Slavic folklore it would make more sense. But demon women running around without pants and weirdly choreographed rituals... Not to mention demons trying to kill someone in a very roundabout sort of way. Yet the series seems entirely devoid of humour... so I'm guessing the funny bits are unintentional.

Definitely.