Episode from 4-10-2016

While I can get interested in football since nothing else good is on while I’m waiting for my show to begin since I need to do something to figure out the tape delay and I find the concept of March Madness to be interesting because I like the ideas of tournaments, I will never get used to the stupid Masters being part of the schedule nor will I care what happens in it. Last year, it aired for 12 more minutes than it should have since they had a winner before 6 Central, but they decided that pointless shit regarding it was worth having tape delay in our schedule one last time. This is why I wonder what the tape delay will be this time around since they have to give the winner a coat and do other worthless things followed by four minutes of commercials before our shows start. The Masters are tonight.

In case you were wanting an update on March Madness, the only team I had left to root for, Oklahoma, lost in the final four to Villanova, the team that won the championship game. None of my possible teams to root for actually won this time around. Oh, well. There’s always next year. Although, now I have even more possible teams to root for and they could change it so that I have no one new to root for. I guess you’ll see me again in the future with sports updates when the season premieres. I can’t think of anything interesting to say about the Masters so that’s why I won’t mention it at all. Meanwhile, I will probably root for Oklahoma in future years of March Madness.

Knowing that I have to roll a choice this month of the TV shows on DVD that I watch is actually a good thing since it means that I don’t have to be stuck with shows recorded on VHS for a while. Of course, since rolls are just random chance and I’m not guaranteed to roll what I want, I have yet another cheat for updating my TV blog. And I have to update the TV blog because that means that I can then update other blogs, such as this one. So the point is: I’m not really sure. But I will be watching shows on DVD for a change. I just hope that the list can actually change in the near future.

Today’s episode is brought to you by 30 minute delay. We begin with a bad man who kidnapped girls. This is definitely like current events we hear about. There is an issue at the state department and it seems that someone feel unconscious for some odd reason. Now, will Elizabeth and her team help the Boko Haram people with medicine?

In segment two, Elizabeth brings her team into her house due to the whatever situation they have going on at the state department. I don’t fully understand what is going on, but she is out to solve yet another international crisis. They sure have a lot of those, don’t they? There is a bomb someplace.

In segment three, Boko Haram takes responsibility for the suicide attack that happened. Most people overseas are infected with this virus thingy. It appears that they might have found a cure for it here. Elizabeth considers giving it to the people overseas, even if that means going through the evil person who is leading the bad guys.

In segment four, the decision seems to be made to save the evil person in order for a bunch of innocent people to survive this disease or whatever. This makes an interesting philosophical question: should an evil person be saved if it will also save thousands of innocent people? I would have to say yes in this instance. Meanwhile, it appears that the McCords are actually okay with Stevie’s choice in boyfriend for a change which can actually lead to problems.

In segment five, the kidnapped girls are sent back home. There was something from earlier that I was confused about on a missed opportunity to kill someone. I’m not sure what that was about. The US is able to rescue someone who must be important in some way. Meanwhile, it appears that Elizabeth and Henry are getting used to their daughter’s new boyfriend.

On the next Madam Secretary, Elizabeth and Henry are going to have issues of some sort. It looks interesting. But will it be as terrible as the promos (sort of, but not really) make it out to be? It’s hard to tell for sure. This is Adam Decker, signing off.

Episode from 3-27-2016

You might be wondering why this random update isn't on a Sunday as usual. Well, I'm trying to get caught up on the blog and I'll only stay behind on it using the old methods. But, I have other ways as to when I can update this blog. Things with it will be changing in the future and I'll explain more of what I mean should I ever skip a Sunday. I realize that, for a moment, I was exactly eight months behind on this blog post. Well, if I'm ever exactly a certain amount of time behind on this blog again, that could be inspiration as to when I can update it. I need to find a better day of the week to post than Sundays, but it could be a while before it changes to something different. Meanwhile, the reason that I'm updating this on a Saturday is that I had cheats as to when I could update a different blog of mine. But, this cheat couldn't be used on a Saturday since that's when I'd be updating that blog anyways. So I'm taking away when that other blog should be posted this time and updating this blog instead, essentially moving the cheats to this blog, possibly forever. We'll see if it says here or not. Now please enjoy this next blog post of mine:

Good Friday happened not too long ago. For some odd reason, they tend to air many new episodes on Good Friday and they don’t seem to care about what some people are doing instead on that day that prevent people from watching shows on that day. Now what could be (and probably is) the last episode of Second Chance is airing. Also, I’ve been having problems recording the FOX shows on my TV tuner so I might have to put it on VHS. I hate putting those types of episodes on VHS where it takes me longer to get caught up on it. But, that’s what I plan on doing. I’ll put Sleepy Hollow on tape as well since I like that show. Why do people hate the later seasons of that anyways? I like every season of that show.

You might be wondering what other Friday shows I watch. I currently don’t watch any of the CW shows on Friday. I used to watch Last Man Standing, but I can’t stand it anymore (no pun intended). There are occasions where I watch Shark Tank and 20/20, but I don’t make them priorities. I tend to watch Grimm on NBC. Remember that I typically have ways to watch multiple shows on at the same time. On CBS, I normally watch Hawaii Five-0 and Blue Bloods. However, March Madness is going on right now so I don’t have to worry about missing those shows since they won’t be on in the first place.

In what might be part of the unusualness of the new way of doing March Madness, there were no games on CBS on Sunday so the shows aired normally. Duke has been eliminated from the tournament and Oklahoma is in the final four. Can they win it? Or will they lose to another team? There’s a tenth seeded team still in the tournament so that’s interesting. What’s the lowest seeded team to make the final four in the past? I honestly don’t know. I just know that Kansas will have the record of most consecutive appearances in the tournament if they are in it next year.

Today’s episode is brought to you by no delay. We begin with talk of the nuclear clock that is possibly going to be moved. I find the concept of the doomsday clock to be pointless, especially since we almost never hear about it. It seems that there might be evidence of a nuclear warhead that could cause danger. Will it or is it just a lot of hype over nothing?

In segment two, there are problems with the washing machine at the McCord home. Elizabeth doesn’t want her husband to fix the problem himself. The potential deal between India and Pakistan doesn’t seem to be working. Daisy thinks that she should be further in her life than she is right now. I think that too sometimes. Side note: I have never used an app (or don’t think I have at least). I’m not sure what else there is to say about this just yet.

In segment three, there are efforts made not to move the doomsday clock. I think that something important from earlier in the season is being brought up again. Remember when people had done the plane crash in order to help Russia look bad? Well, this could ruin someone’s career if it comes to light or it could lead to a war if it doesn’t.

In segment four, they are still trying to figure out the treaty problem and resolve issues with the two countries. These issues are why the changing clock could be worse than previously thought. Henry talks to someone about issues trying to get them resolved.

In segment five, most of the situations seem to be resolved. I wonder why they frequently do episodes without Stevie. That seems weird to me. Anyways, it seems as if India now has information that they can use to help America with. And I guess the Pakistan person will face whatever it was that he did earlier. It seems that the episode ends with Elizabeth and Henry going to have sex. There are no scenes from next time, so I’ll be back whenever with the next episode. For now, this is Adam Decker, signing off.

Episode from 3-20-2016

Remember when I mentioned earlier that I thought that I wouldn’t be able to record the syndicated Big Bang Theory episodes that I wanted to? Well, I was almost caught off guard by the random airing of random episodes, but I was able to get two more of those episodes recorded on VHS. Now I have only two more episodes left to record.

I wonder if the election in this show will be more important in the future or not. We know that in order for the show to stay true to its name, it will have to be about a female secretary of state. That would mean keeping the president the same. I feel that he will win his upcoming reelection campaign. What I don’t know is whether or not he’ll survive the whole series. If I had to make a bold claim right now, I would: the president on this show will die at some point. To me, it only seems like a natural thing to happen in the end. I just wonder when this will happen and if they’ll be any lead up to it or not. It could come right out of the blue and shock us all.

I’m very backlogged on recorded shows on VHS. Just recently I watched a Thanksgiving episode of Bones that I had recorded. Now when I’m behind enough on tapes, I tend to just watch only tapes until I’m caught up. But I have certain rules with how many of these I’m able to watch without having to roll for something. I’ve never had the problem before where I run out of these automatic watches before I am more caught up on these tapes. Now I have another list of shows that I’m watching through that doesn’t include the recorded shows on VHS as an option. That means rolling from this list means getting another of these jump aheads as I call them. So I’ll just take a break from the automatic watching on VHS until I have enough of those jump aheads to finish watching another tape. Besides, there’s still one more recorded episode that I have to watch of this show. As for the whole process of rolling from different choices to decide what to watch and various other stuff relating to it as detailed in this paragraph and others like it, I know that it’s crazy and doesn’t make a lot of sense, but I’m still doing it.

March Madness is starting this week so that means the return of tape delay. Just when you thought it was over for the season, it rears its ugly head back into our lives by affecting us this week and the next. Of course, March Madness is going to be different this year and every even numbered year from now for the near future. I am telling you that I will have to record the episode on VHS and with a tape delay likely, I have no idea what might happen. But I’m planning on doing tapes a bit differently since The Good Wife is ending this season. Normally they would be in a different section of blog posts, but with both the slowness of my blog posts and the ability to get caught up as quickly as I can now on tapes before I would have had to post these episodes, I’m not sure why I’m worrying about things being out of order when they don’t have to be (yet were anyways). Did you understand that? I’m not sure that I did and I just wrote it. The point is, I am working on better processes for staying caught up on these episodes. I just hope that nothing goes wrong with these recordings.

Before I get to the episode, I will reveal how I root for a team in March Madness. Last year, I rooted for the team that won the game that delayed shows on CBS. But they got eliminated from the tournament. The next time the shows were delayed was due to a game that Duke won. I then rooted for Duke to win the tournament from then on, which they did. In a way, I was glad that Kentucky didn’t win as I felt the media was biased towards them. But that’s beside the point. If I can figure out who is playing who during that game, I will root for whoever wins with the winner of the game next week on Sunday as my back-up team. Of course, recording shows could be an issue, but I doubt the delay would last over an hour. I’ll just record stuff from seven to ten and hope that the delay doesn’t last too long. This will mean missing some of Elementary, but I’m okay not watching that this week.

Actually, when it comes to March Madness, there are some teams that I might root for or at least check up on besides whoever wins the games that will cause tape delay of this show. Like I might still root for Duke since they are in the tournament again this year. I will check up on Butler’s team since my cousin went to school there. I don’t know what other relatives of mine went to colleges that are in the tournament. Meanwhile, I’ll also be looking out for Wichita St. (that’s a state?) since I was rooting for them at one point last year before they were eliminated from the tournament.

I still don’t know what game will be airing before 6 on CBS on Sunday. I have looked up some of the information and it seems that I should know which games aren’t airing at that time, but not which one will just yet. Meanwhile, I’m still not sure how I’m watching these shows. I might be able to watch them live, but I probably won’t, so I’m planning on recording them. As for the three teams I’m following thus far (Duke, Butler, and Wichita St.), they all went from the crowded 64 to the still big 32 (do you like my names for these parts of the tournaments?) by winning their first game (or first two games in the case of Wichita which had to win a play-in game to get in the actual tournament part).

When it comes to the second round of games, Wichita States loses and does not go on to the sweet sixteen. Duke wins its game against Yale and advances in the tournament. That leaves the fate of Butler. They had to face a first seeded team and they lost so only Duke remains my team of interest. That is, until the VCU versus Oklahoma game is played. VCU is the lower seeded team. Can they pull off another upset? Will Oklahoma stay a good team? We’ll see.

The game went back and forth a lot between VCU and Oklahoma. It cut into what should have been 60 Minutes as I knew it would. The team that advances will be Oklahoma. I’m not sure if I’ll root for them over Duke or not, but I might. They will have to face each other in the Elite 8 if they both make it that far. Meanwhile, the Elite 8 should be what’s on CBS next week before primetime and I’ll have to see which of the games they are airing.

Today’s episode is brought to you by 35 minute delay. We begin with a protest of some sort in Chile by the looks of it. Ally wants to be more normal, but it’s hard to be normal when your mother is the secretary of state. Various things go on while people try to find a solution to problems. Alison goes to explore a potential college. Now one shouldn’t just go to college just because one graduated high school. While it is in general a good idea to go to college, one shouldn’t go there just because it seems like the next logical step as it could just be a waste of money and put you in debt. People greet Elizabeth at the college, something they originally didn’t want to do. This is a generally weird opening if you ask me. I’m not entirely sure what all of it means.

In segment two, there is some fall out based on the incident from before the commercial and it appears that it was recorded in an edited way. Elizabeth talks to Russell about this. Now I had an ominous opinion about Russell. I thought that he might be evil and shoot everyone to death. I now realize after rewatching the Bourne Legacy why I felt that way: that’s what he did in that movie. He probably won’t be doing that in this show. Henry and his team talk to a person through another person about some sort of problem. A person seeks to go up a mountain and record what he’s doing, even if it kills him.

In segment three, there are more issues on campus and it appears that the McCords have to be in disguise in a way. A possibly nice person helps them. Elizabeth talks to the person from earlier. She brings this person’s parents into the mix.

In segment four, there appears to be more resolved issues between Elizabeth and the college kid from earlier. That issue is mostly resolved, it seems. Henry works more with whatever issue he is working with. There are problems with the climber person.

In segment five, it turns out that Alison had gone to a party instead of poetry. Things could have ended badly here, but they didn’t. The climber person who got caught in an avalanche is found safely. In order to let loose, and against the wishes of whoever that one person was with them (I’m bad with names), the McCords at college go sledding.

On the next Madam Secretary, there is a nuclear warhead that is causing problems of some sort. Of course, I’m a bit out of order so I already blogged about that episode. Meanwhile, it appears that I’m not entirely sure the order to post these episodes in, although I’ll probably go back and forth between the two sets of episodes or I’ll just do the older ones first. For now, this is Adam Decker, signing off.

Episode from 3-6-2016

Well, syndication can be stupid sometimes as it seems that I was only able to record one of the Big Bang Theory episodes that I need to record. Hopefully things won’t be messed up and I can record those missing episodes some other time. Speaking of which, I should look through more of the tapes that we’ve used for recording on in the future to see if any wiped episodes happen to be on it. I doubt that I’d be able to get a dalek from it as I’m American (and I don’t think that lost episodes aired in America), but it might still have something valuable in it. If not, then its valuable thing is a new tape to use.

With The Good Wife ending this season, you might wonder what that would mean for the future of various blogs of mine. I predict that they’d probably move NCIS: Los Angeles to the timeslot after this show and put something new on at 10/9 Central on Mondays. If you want to read more of my thoughts on what I think the next TV season will be like, there’s a potential blog post where I’d do a fantasy schedule of the next season in my TV blog. We’ll see what happens and if I like whatever show is put there. Remember that the same rules apply to creating a new blog for a show after this one. There’s also the possibility of one about Bob’s Burgers, although that one might be unlikely.

Today’s episode is brought to you by no delay. We begin with a ship in the ocean full of Libyan refugees. Things are getting rough and they consider killing some of the people on the ship, but it doesn’t come to that. They are concerned that a terrorist is on the ship. One of Stevie’s old lovers comes up again. I forget if we’ve ever actually seen this person on the show before. I don’t remember him if we have. Henry has joined the situation room in some cases as part of his new job.

In segment two, Elizabeth comes up with ways to try to hide what is actually going on with the ship. What is going on with the ship? I don’t fully understand myself. Stevie tells her parents about what is going on with her boyfriend? It’s hard to tell for sure what the relationship is. Not much happens this act so I don’t have much to mention.

In segment three, we have another short and brief segment. Elizabeth and Henry both forget about the dinner that Stevie was planning on doing. The person they were after (or at least I think that’s who it was) blows himself up on the cameras that people were watching.

In segment four, Stevie has the dinner with her boyfriend (or whatever relationship they have), but she gets upset for no good reason. Henry and Elizabeth learn that the dead person was coerced into the explosion and someone else was responsible for him blowing up.

In segment five, the situation with the meal from earlier seems to be explained and resolved when this person comes over again. The last thing the dead person shouted was a name which is what they try to figure out the meaning of. Elizabeth is able to figure out a way to get the Arizona senator on his side. There are no scenes from next time (I wonder why), so I’ll be back whenever with the next episode of Madam Secretary. Until then, this is Adam Decker, signing off.

Episode from 11-29-2015

You may notice that I'm really behind on this blog in relation to the episodes that have aired. This episode that I'm about to post about aired nearly a year ago. I'm trying my best now to fill in the gap of all the episodes one week at a time. This should be done at some point hopefully. Also, there could be problems with other blogs of mine if Sundays are not open as a day to post things. (Yes, I know I can post different blogs on the same day, but I don't do that.) Meanwhile, there was a time where I posted about a Christmas episode from last season and more or less alternated between posting from the after Christmas episode and the really old ones. Well, after this episode, we'd have an episode from March to post about next, but the next should all be in order except for maybe one of these two complications: 1- I am not caught up on episodes as, starting from today, I have two episodes on tape or 2- there is another holiday related episode that I'd want to post about immediately after it airs, which would start a whole new alternation. Anyways, enough of these random introductions and on to the actual blog post:

Starting from today, since it is the beginning of Advent, I will be watching various Christmas specials and movies throughout December. It’s possible that I will not be able to finish them before December ends. We’ll see what happens with that or not and if there are unwatched Christmas specials, I’ll be sure to post about them as it would affect my TV watching on DVDs and other methods.

It appears that this season they are making Russia a villain type country in this show. (What’s that? I’m actually talking about the show before blogging about the actual episode? Will the world end? No, it won’t. Now if the Cubs win the World Series, then we know that the world will certainly end. Either that, or hell freezes over. I forget which one it is, so it might not actually be the first one. I’m strange, aren’t I?) Anyways, considering all the countries that they could be turning into villain countries, Russia is probably a better choice than others would be. I mean, they would be believable villains to us, but it wouldn’t be troublesome like making a Middle Eastern country would be.

Today might be highly unusual due to a great PBS special that could interfere with all of my shows. I’m not sure about ideal times when this will be on or not. But the special is basically a new concert by my all time favorite musical group Celtic Woman. Ideally, I would watch shows live and record Celtic Woman for later so I can watch it as often as I want to until I either have to delete it (if on my laptop) or until I have a copy of this new concert. However, watching it live would have its perks as well. I’m unsure of future airtimes that would work better than today. I’m not sure if I can risk missing it for potentially getting a better airtime. But I’ll give up today’s FOX shows in a heartbeat to see this new special. Heck, I’d probably give up Once Upon a Time as well. I just hope that they aren’t at the midseason finale of that show yet. Why do shows have midseason finales anyways? That’s so stupid. Just air the show all year round, okay?

I still don’t know how I’ll be watching the Celtic Woman special. I will probably watch it all live. I could put it on my laptop, but that would put yet another episode of this show on VHS. Meanwhile, if I record on VHS, I might watch the first hour live and see the rest on VHS when I can catch up on it. I still don’t know if I’ll start out watching live and switch to recording it later. I’m not sure if I like playing this by ear or not. I also know that I would like a recording of it even if it is temporary. If the recording is on VHS, it might be something that I’d only watch once even if I keep the tape separately where it won’t be reused. I have their Emerald concert on a tape that I haven’t reused as of yet but I haven’t watched the concert again as of yet either. Hopefully I'll get the DVD at some point.

Before Celtic Woman starts, I get distracted by a performance by Alabama. I never heard of them before and PBS may have gotten me into another great musical group. But Celtic Woman remains the one I’m most obsessed with. Like that one fiddler whose name I can’t spell (but probably remember) whose CDs I’ve never bought and performances I’ve never bought either. I liked Australian Pink Floyd, even if they are very strange at times. Their strangeness is what has prevented me from getting a CD from either them or the real Pink Floyd. While they are good at songs, I’d basically only be getting it for Comfortably Numb, a song that they did. That is also the reason why I never got a Queen CD for Bohemian Rhapsody or a David Archuletta Christmas CD for his version of Pat a Pan.

I’m waiting for a pledge break to make sure I can see what else is on and if things are coming in. It basically happens as I type this sentence. I check to see what it on FOX and by the looks of it, they are not airing football or any other sports. They apparently were airing something which cut off their reruns. Yet another doubleheader happens today as they air a game of Pittsburg against Seattle. I think that the team from Seattle is the Seahawks. I’m not sure if they are the only team from Seattle. Pittsburg is winning the game. I’m getting less and less certain that I will be able start the planned CSI: Cyber blog of mind in the near future. These stupid delays are preventing the rule of what the new post would be: an episode not delayed in either region. Both of my CBS affiliates are airing the same game.

This tape delay could potentially help my situation out. This will mean that the absolute soonest that this show will start at is 7:30. But, by the looks of the game, I can already tell that they will probably last beyond the scheduled end. I just wonder if there’ll ever be a delay long enough to prevent the planned airing of a CSI: Cyber episode, which would also have been the criteria for creating this blog. It’s weird that they keep airing new episodes after a delay of over fifty minutes. They probably don’t care about this show. But its time slot is already indicative of that.

I doubt that I will be able to keep up with any of this game at all. I’ll give you an occasional update until 60 Minutes starts. Hopefully there will be a big enough difference between the points scored in the game that the losing team won’t be able to turn it around. Not that it would be bad if they did. I’d just have to find other ways of finding the score out.

I might have to get an Alabama CD. It’s too bad that I already sent out my wish list for this year. Well, I wouldn’t have had room for it anyways on my list, since I limit it in certain places. I’m saying this because they are doing a wonderful song that I love a lot.

The score on the football game has changed when I check the score again. While Pittsburg is still winning, they are just barely winning now. The score could easily change. Meanwhile, I don’t know the name of this team. I tend to not know the names of sports teams if you haven’t figured that out by now. Sorry about that.

For anyone who is interested in the set list from Celtic Woman: Destiny, here’s what it is for part 1 of the PBS performance: When You Go (Mairead Nesbitt, Susan, Eabha, and Mairead Carlin), Siuil A Run (Mairead Nesbitt, Susan, Eabha, and Mairead Carlin), Ride On (Mairead Nesbitt, Eabha, and Mairead Carlin), and song name unseen by me (Mairead Nesbitt). Seattle is now winning the game on CBS.

Celtic Woman: Destiny set list for part 2: You Raise Me Up (Mairead Nesbitt, Eabha, Susan, and Mairead Carlin), Si Do Mhaimeo i (Mairead Nesbitt featuring original member Meav), How Can I Keep from Singing (Eabha), Hills of Ireland (Mairead Nesbitt), and My Land (Eabha, Susan, and Mairead Carlin). The game is still on CBS and Seattle is still winning.

Celtic Woman: Destiny set list for part 3: I See Fire (Mairead Carlin), Isle of Inisfree (featuring guest member Rebecca), song name unseen by me (Mairead Carlin, Eabha, Susan, and Mairead Nesbitt), Sometimes a Prayer will do (Susan), and Amazing Grace (Mairead Carlin, Eabha, and Susan). I am missing Once Upon a Time this week. Hopefully this episode isn’t the midseason finale. 60 Minutes has started, but I don’t know the delay. I’m guessing that Seattle won the game on CBS. Hopefully I won’t miss any of this show due to Celtic Woman and the delay.

Celtic Woman: Destiny set list for part 4: Oro Se Do Bheatha Bhaile (Mairead Nesbitt, Eabha, Susan, Mairead Carlin, and featuring Meav), Like an Angel Passing Through My Room (Mairead Carlin), Walk Beside Me (Mairead Carlin, Susan, Eabha, and Mairead Nesbitt), and Westering Home (Mairead Nesbitt, Susan, Eabha, Mairead Carlin, and featuring both Rebecca and Meav). I finally figure out the delay caused by the game when an eye alert finally airs. For once, it is what I want it to be. I think that CSI: Cyber might get preempted for the first time this season.

I stay with Celtic Woman until it finally finishes airing. I am glad that it affected nothing other than the Once Upon a Time episode I was going to watch. By the looks of it, FOX was airing The Simpsons followed by a Christmas special in the Ice Age franchise. I don’t know if The Simpsons episode was new, but it might not have been new shows tonight on that network. Also, there were no songs on the Celtic Woman special after the last pledge break. They just did the credits.

Today’s episode is brought to you by 61 minute delay. We begin with a blackout happening in Moscow. They blame the US president for this and he was probably responsible for it in some way. Elizabeth tells a joke to her family that they all know. Jason has to play in a football game. Russia is talking about a cyber attack that I don’t think I’m familiar with as of the original watching of this episode. Of course, when I get caught up on old episodes, I’ll be able to figure out what happened. The main problem with that is that I might have already blogged about that episode. The blackout was caused by the US looking for information into Russia, but they were unable to find information into the hack of Air Force One. Does that mean that they weren’t responsible for it or that information about it doesn’t exist?

In segment two, Elizabeth works on finding a solution to the problem that they have with the Russians. She wants to tell people about the hack of Air Force One instead of continuing the lie of solar flares. Her husband says that Russia might not have actually been behind the attack after all. Meanwhile, I should tell you now that I am live blogging this show for the possibly first time. All the evidence they have against Russia planning the hack of Air Force One could be fake. But then, who did it and why?

In segment three, Elizabeth talks to some of her advisors about her concerns that someone else is behind the Air Force One hack. This is something that could get both her and her husband in trouble. A suspect other than Russia could be China. But is that the best alternative? Elizabeth talks to a Chinese person about it. He points out that it would not make sense for them to do this. Now just because it doesn’t make any sense doesn’t mean that it wouldn’t happen. Look at the assassination of William McKinley. What was his assassin trying to accomplish?

In segment four, there’s some foreign country problem that’s a subplot in some way. It’s hard to make sense of it thus far. There might be a new theory as to what is going on with a new man that could be a suspect. Jason is not doing as much as he could be in the football game. The Ukrainians might have done something with Air Force One. A crashed airplane might have been a cover-up relating to the problem. I wondered if it might be Ukraine that was responsible. I should have mentioned that sooner. Are the Ukrainians trying to pit the US and Russia against each other? The foreign nation, I think, was Vietnam. Also, what is polonium? I never heard of that before. Bozak (or however you spell his name) is responsible for the attack. Also, I’m glad that I don’t have to count more Christmas commercials except for the ones that I will retroactively add since they are on tapes.

In segment five, the president talks to a Ukraine official about what he did. They are not going to reveal this publically. And they make sure that he doesn’t talk about this to people. Elizabeth talks to Henry about the risks that they took regarding all this. Russia violates the no fly zone, ending the episode. There are no scenes for next episode. I’m not entirely sure when that will be. I know that some shows will be taking breaks soon. I don’t know when this is back. I need to figure out the midseason schedule for various CBS shows. Hopefully I can find that soon. For now, this is Adam Decker, signing off.