Author: anarchyinsk

Well, that’s it for the Librarians and for my blog, at least for now. This season was pretty good overall, with Nicole long con and her redemption at the end. It was good to see Eve save the day, since that’s kinda her job as Guardian but she hadn’t had many opportunities to do it lately. I still love the show as a whole and Cassandra is still my favourite character, but I like how they all grew from a bunch of strangers who barely trusted (or even tolerated) each other into a real family. I’ve watched the first season of the revival show and it’s fine, but it doesn’t have quite the same vibe for me and I miss the familiar characters (despite Jacob’s cameos), so I won’t be reviewing that series. As I mentioned before, my new job doesn’t leave me much time for blogging, so I’m putting things on indefinite hiatus for now. I’ll leave the blog up, but I won’t be contributing any new posts for the foreseeable future. Someday I might decide to do something more (something relatively easy and not too time-consuming) and put it up here, but for now this is it. Thanks to everyone who visited and I hope you enjoy combing through the 8+ years (!) of archives. Oh, I almost forgot … Gulliver says farewell too.

The Librarians and the Echoes of Memory – Director: Dean Devlin/Writer: Kate Rorick

This one starts with a flashback to six weeks ago when Flynn was about to leave. Apparently, he changed his mind and was ready to stay and tether to the Library (and Eve), but Nicole knocked him out and kidnapped him. Continue reading “Librarians Reviews: Season 4, Episode 12”

The Librarians and the Trial of the One – Director: Marc Roskin/Writer: Tom MacRae

This one starts with loud alarm bells going off and the Library shaking to its foundations. Turns out that since nobody has done the tethering ceremony yet, the Library is trying to detach itself from reality. Continue reading “Librarians Reviews: Season 4, Episode 11”

The Librarians and Some Dude Named Jeff – Director: Lindy Booth/Writer: Marco Schnabel

This one starts with Eve and the Librarians heading to the La Brea tar pits to recover the Osiris Stone, which is bringing prehistoric animals back to life. Jenkins sends them through the magic portal … except it isn’t Jenkins, it’s the titular dude named Jeff but none of the others notice the difference. Continue reading “Librarians Reviews: Season 4, Episode 10”

The Librarians and the Town Called Feud – Director: Valerie Weiss/Writer: Tom MacRae

This one starts with a Civil War re-enactment. Some of the participants get a shock when a ghost shows up on their battlefield and ominously proclaims that “the brothers are rising”. Continue reading “Librarians Reviews: Season 4, Episode 9”

The Librarians and the Hidden Sanctuary – Director: Noah Wyle/Writer: Kate Rorick

This one starts 27 years ago with some kids riding their bikes through the woods. One of them gets left behind and he stumbles across a fairy (that kinda looks like Tinkerbell) stuck to a metal license plate, so he frees her. Continue reading “Librarians Reviews: Season 4, Episode 8”

The Librarians and the Disenchanted Forest – Director: Dean Devlin/Writers: Nicole Ranadive, Gary Rosen

This one starts with Eve letting the others know that Flynn has resigned and probably isn’t coming back. She tells them about Dare’s warning about multiple Librarians leading to infighting and chaos and they realize that to avoid that fate, two of them would have to resign as well. Continue reading “Librarians Reviews: Season 4, Episode 7”

The Librarians and the Graves of Time – Director: Jonathan Frakes/Writers: Marco Schnabel, Larry Stuckey

This one starts with some Russians digging up a grave in Mexico. They find the coffin empty except for a piece of metal shaped kinda like an asterisk. The boss says he’s one step closer to his goal and as they leave, we see the grave belongs to Nicole Noone, the renegade Guardian we met in the season premiere. Continue reading “Librarians Reviews: Season 4, Episode 6”

The Librarians and the Bleeding Crown – Director: Marc Roskin/Writer: Tom MacRae

For everyone expecting a Spider-Man review today, I better explain myself. I’ve just gotten a new job that’s taking up more of my time than anticipated, so I’m going to have to put my blog on indefinite hiatus. But before I do that, I will finish off my reviews of The Librarians. They’ll be appearing three times a week instead of just once, so for all the Spider-Man fans out there, sorry but this is just the easiest solution (and it is fitting to end my Spidey reviews with the classic issue #50). Anyway, on to the next Librarians review. This one starts with a teenager named Pete waking up to find that he’s an old man. He runs to tell his parents, but they’ve prematurely aged too, as has everyone else in town. Continue reading “Librarians Reviews: Season 4, Episode 5”