Sin City Flashback: Timeless "Atomic City"

Now things are starting to get moving a bit.

With the strange engagement, Lucy gets called back in as Flynn went back to Las Vegas in the 60's. There Lucy knows learns that JFK was there in Vegas at that date an they head off, thinking that Flynn was going to assassinate JFK.

As they get there, they split up and looked for Flynn in a hotel casino, where Wyatt spots Flynn taking a woman to the back room. The two fought and took the lady from him. Turns out that the lady is JFK's mistress. Of course Flynn goes back for her, he needs her for something that doesn't require to do anything harm to her or JFK.

Flynn gets her to steal keys for a nuclear bomb that he wants. Lucy and the gang figured out where they were going and meet Flynn and his guys in the dirt road. There Rufus thought that he had the nuc but didn't and when they came back, Flynn also is back and picks up the nuc that they buried in the the dessert.

This was a really good episode from the beginning to the end. It was a lot different than the first two, where we didn't get to see a flashback of an event. Also it shows that Flynn can take something from the past and bring it back to the present, this time it was buried it and pick it up.

I thought that Wyatt got a really good storyline where he tries to pull a Back to the Future moment sending a telegram to his wife before she got killed, but when he came back she was still killed. Not to mention that Rufus tried to save his mentor/boss Anthony, who's taken from Flynn, is now another to be shot on sight.

OVerall, I give this episode a 8.5/10.

You can catch Timeless Monday nights at 10/9c on NBC.

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Forgettable Story: Kevin Can Wait "Kevin's Good Story"

It's one of those classic telling of lie story lines that never gets too old for today's comedies, but it still brings it a couple of laughs in this episode.

When Kevin and Donna go out with their friends, Donna tells a story of when Kevin was acting as a hero and was thrown off from a latter. The problem was that it wasn't Kevin's story that in fact it was his friend Goody, who was at the dinner with his wife.

Goody and Kevin confront about it with Kevin explaining that he forget his anniversary with Donna and needed something to tell her and well she bought it. Later Goody wasn't around with Kevin and the guys after that evening that they had, but when Kevin came home, Donna and Goody's wife was in the kitchen and fear struck him, fearing that Goody told his wife about it. But it was Goody's wife asking if he could talk to her students about the incident, but he didn't really want to.

Kevin talks to the neighborhood priest about it and gave him a thing or two about it. Kevin left Goody's wife a message about it ad met the guys at their pizza joint. He tells Goody that he told his wife and fear struck his eyes. He never really wanted to tell her in the first place because she would force him to quit the force.

But after a nice anniversary evening dinner, theater and karaoke, Kevin finally told her the truth and she didn't take it well. But she did tell him that they have both forgotten their anniversary for two years. Later she made him go with her to her principal's BBQ party and seat with him. Kevin fears this guy as he eats corn like if it was It eating and coming to get you next. After a while, Donna lies and the two get out of there.   Kevin and Donna later had Goody and his wife over for a sorry dinner that Kevin made, that was all healthy, but it was not so tasty as everyone would say and ordered pizza instead.

In my case, this was an okay average episode. It was a story line that has been done but yet it may not satisfy you but gives enough to like it. There were some really good scenes, mostly the Goody and his wife were the ones that stood out the most. The jokes of how he can't have one cookie and could lose a foot. Another was Kevin telling Chale about how he was in a band at one time, but it became a joke for him that he believed it.

Overall, I give this episode a 5/10.

You can catch Kevin Can Wait at it's new time, Monday nights at 8/7c on CBS.

CBS picks up Bull, Kevin Can Wait an MacGyver for Full Seasons

Goof news for fans of the new series, Bull, Kevin Can Wait and MacGyver.

CBS announced Monday that they've picked up full season orders for the three shows, picking up a back nine order which will produce 22 episodes in their inaugural runs.

Bull, starring Michael Waeatherly as a pre-Oprah'd Dr. Phill, has so far proven it's Tuesday compantion worthy to Weatherly's previous series, NCIS. In the firt three episodes, the show is the fall's most watched new series, averaging 14.6 million live viewers and a 2.1 demo rating.

Kevin James' series Kevin Can Wait, with a 10.4 million and 2.5 is fall's No 1 comedy in both measures on Monday nights. While MacGyver average 9.3 million and a 1.4 demo. It's improved on The Amazing Race's 2015 fall average (5.9 million/1.1) in the Friday lead-off spot.

"We're thrilled viewers have embraced these three shows creatively," said CBS' entertainment president Glenn Geller in a statement. "Each one has made an immediate and positive impact on our schedule, while significantly contributing to growing their respective nights."

You can catch Kevin Can Wait Monday night's at 8:30/7:30c, Bull Tuesday nights at 9/8c and MacGyver Fridays at 8/7c all on CBS.

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