Jane the Virgin
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Oh my God, Michael got his memory back.
Or Jason got Michaels memories back?
Or Jasons not there anymore?
Or Michaels still not there, but now Jason remembers what it was like to be Michael?
Or Jason??)
gave me all kinds of feelings.
But we cant go into any of it because it happens right at the end of the episode.
That dang fishing pole!
Thefirst episodewas pure shock.
But the first three episodes of this season have given us something much trickier.
Jason is not terrible.
Hes not Michaels evil twin, hes not cruel, and hes not unlikeable.
Hes the kind of guy who wants to go fishing on a date.
She cries when she sees him, she cries when she tries to say good-bye to him.
or, Boo, hes back.
They offer him ridiculous explanations of a ridiculous thing.
That comment is pure, unadulteratedJane.
But then he gets introspective.
Somehow the goofiest plots on this show are always the ones that feel the most sneakily serious.
It does not work.
Jane and Petra love each other, but they do not always like each other.
The dam breaks and everything comes spilling out.
The highlights are all the same, down at the bottom.
It is always when the shows at its best.
Also, did I mention MichaelJason seems to have gotten his memories back?!
Our Narrators suggestion (fried his brain) makes about as much sense as bumped his head.
But that scene when Rogelio has the heart-to-heart with Xo about why this matters so much to him?
A top Rogelio moment for the ages.
Hes still Rogelio, though.
Xo points out that Bradley Cooper supported Jennifer Lawrences pay parity, and Rogelio is taken aback.
When did you become such a name-dropper?
