commanderbunbun-33718

As someone before me said this is the best episode of the entire series. The first time I saw it I thought it was decent. I enjoy the show because it's kind of mindless and you don't have to stare at it and think. It's light and fun but this episode will draw you in. The spoiler at the end will blow your mind. I try not to guess Mysteries because that's part of the fun, but the reveal got me and I consider myself a sophisticated viewer. It's definitely one of the best episodes of the entire season. Fun effects, fun ghosts, great plot. The previous episode is deleted and so make sure you don't miss it.

I couldn't wait to see it. I even saved it for Christmas Day. Loved the Easter eggs, brought back great memories, loved the fact that Goose's kid is in the story. Didn't care for Jennifer Connelly, I thought there was a lack of chemistry. Absolutely adored the scene with Val Kilmer, I cried like a baby. It actually needed more flying. It was a little sappy, and even though I like that, they really poured it on thick. I don't care for Tom and his personal life but he makes a hell of a movie. John ham was perfect for the role. No politics, none of that distracting stuff where we pick sides or start being offended by anything. Just a good, solid, entertaining action movie with an old fashioned plot.. I admit I loved all the references to the first movie, it made it special for those of us who were crazy over it the first time. Not sure if it will mean as much to the new crowd. A good job. I wouldn't give it a 10 like most people have, it's missing something, but all in all a well-made movie to keep everybody interested in entertained.

I literally had to stop and look up because the singer was so bad. She was screaming. I didn't know why she was screaming the song. I thought she was being dramatic, but then she did it again. A pretty girl, and they made her sing, holy cow.

A decent episode. Always fun when Peggy has old friend she's trying to help. Also fun to see a Martinez so young. Brock peters, from To Kill a Mockingbird was always a welcome character on lots of shows. He's a fighter, and the plot is thin, but it's typical satisfying Mannix stuff. The first half hour manix didn't even get punched or hurt. Pretty unusual for him.