You might be wondering why I
haven’t updated you recently on what has changed with my TV show on DVD
watching. The watching that I do has (somewhat) recently recorded shows on VHS.
When I get backlogged on them, I am not able to watch any of the other stuff
that I normally do. So it could be a good long while before I can finish
watching one thing and replace it with another. I have a lot of shows to add to
the list too. This could be troublesome.
In case you are wondering
where last week’s episode is, that was recorded on VHS and will be watched
later. For now, I will skip to this week’s episode before I get to watch it on
VHS. Some of these posts should have been on VHS but weren’t. Last week’s was
put on VHS. That was because the Masters caused a tape delay. It should have
ended on time since a winner was already determined, but they aired pointless
crap afterwards that delayed the episode.
Today’s episode is brought to
you by no delay. It begins with a black family having a meal. Then we get to
Elizabeth talking about her PTSD to a therapist. There was a woman who
committed treason and is believed to have killed the former secretary of state.
I’m guessing that’s what happened, but I’ll have to get caught up with old
episodes before I know for sure.
In segment two, people
continued to disagree on international policy regarding various issues.
Basically, people were protesting what could happen. It’s hard to make much
sense of it, but as usual, people aren’t sure if it’s a good idea to do what
they are planning on doing.
In segment three, people
continue wondering how to handle the situation at hand in Iran. We also have
Alison learning how to drive. Meanwhile, they go over the seating situation and
the mysterious woman of the episode shows up again. The FBI goes after her
family’s house.
In segment four, Jay has a
heated conversation with Elizabeth trying to prevent the stoning to death of a
man. She says that the laws in that country don’t really work that well.
Somebody is then trying to assassinate a president who I believe to be from
another country.
In segment five, the treaty
with Iran is signed. Unfortunately, a gay person is executed. That does seem
like a bad law: executing someone for being gay. In cases like that, I do
wonder why he couldn’t lie about being straight, but maybe they would have seen
through it. But, surviving the Holocaust probably wasn’t as simple as lying
about not being Jewish if you were. Sorry if I go off on tangents like that.
Anyways, Alison is still learning more about driving. “The right lane is
turning into the left lane.” “That’s its problem.” I like that line. I know
that it means that the lanes are merging. Of course, I did pass my driving test
the first time I took it. A potential person hired to assassinate the Iranian
president is quickly captured before anything bad can happen. Juliet, who was
partly responsible, is also captured. Now she’s the reason that the black
family was at the beginning of this episode. I still don’t know why there was a
man with a baby. What Juliet is supporting makes Elizabeth question her support
of this deal.
On the next Madam Secretary, the
season finale happens. Don’t worry though: this show will be back for a second
season in the fall. In fact, in the first post of the new season, you can
probably expect me to do a long post of what TV shows on DVD I finally was able
to watch. Every time I think I am done catching up on VHS for the moment, it
appears that another tape backlogs me even more. But since I don’t record much
of anything during the summer, I will probably not have many tapes left to
watch. The promo was far too vague for me to talk about. For now, this is Adam
Decker, signing off.
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