That one was better. First of all.. The ending (weird, as it was the last thing but). I really liked it. I am not sure was it because it promises some action and great story development or because I am starting to have enough of Amanda. That thing she did on that memorial service was.. I would have loved some story development and some way it did it, but it should have been more major.
I loved the whole thing with Zoe and that Adama's daughter on virtual world, letting her go. Will they ever find it? I mean.. the whole virtual world. Zoe and the other girl. That is just intriguing. What they are.. If they are.. They should have more depth on their stories.
Why is Ned being used too to bring about ghosts so much? It feels a struggle to watch an episode. The dialogue between characters seem to be poorly written. Ned's teacher is a very bad actress and doesn't provoke enough sympathy throughout along with her new love interest. The end to the episode was great and chilling. It was the only proper ghost whisperer bit to it. It feels like Ghost Whisperer has lost its story telling arc. It's too much of a coincidence that ghosts keep showing up at the hospital(which just suddenly appeared in Grandview)and at Ned's college They don't explain things enough, which leaves no emotion in any episode. The shinys and Shadows are a good sub plot and will obviously play a big part in the finale of the season but the filler episodes are just too hard to watch. They're poorly told and involve a poor cast except for Mel and Co.
Ghost Whisperer usually is about shocking twists and stories connecting with each other brilliantly. It seems that all of this has vanished. The writers need to up their game or else GW will lose a lot of viewers!
They don't explain anything anymore. They just throw stuff at the audience and expect us to deal with it. For example: Jim's boss was suddenly part of the whole big plot in his first episode. There was no depth to his character, which I found really interesting in past Ghost Whisperer characters. I don't like Eli for the same thing.
Three heroes of a bygone era, Hawkman, Dr. Fate, and Stargirl, must face an opponent from their era, and must meet with Clark and his heroic allies of the modern era.
