Reviews, ruminations, and (occasional) ramblings.
The Librarians and the Christmas Thief – Director: Noah Wyle/Writer: Nicole Ranadive
This one starts with a couple of thieves bringing something to the head of the Bank of Thieves, hoping he’ll admit them to his exclusive club. The item is something he’s wanted for a long time, except it turns out to be a fake and the two wannabes are dragged off to be “liquidated”. Continue reading “Librarians Reviews: Season 4, Episode 3”
The Librarians and the Steal of Fortune – Director: Eriq LaSalle/Writer: Gary Rosen
This one starts with a guy leaving a casino where he’s apparently had no luck. That theme continues, with his luck getting so bad he ends up in a dumpster and is tossed into a garbage truck. Continue reading “Librarians Reviews: Season 4, Episode 2”
The Librarians and the Dark Secret – Director: Marc Roskin/Writer: Marco Schnabel
This one starts in Rome, where some guys are tuning a huge church organ. They find a piece of parchment inside, but when a church official (Father Giallo) comes to claim it, he has his men kill the two guys who found it. The parchment turns out to be a map showing the location of some valuable stones. That really interests Giallo’s boss (Monsignor Vega) who already has one of the stones and now has a map to the other three. Continue reading “Librarians Reviews: Season 4, Episode 1”
Well, that’s another season of The Librarians done. This one gave us Apep and his plan to release Pure Evil as the overarching threat, although they only confront Apep personally in a few episodes. Continue reading “Librarians Season 3 Overview”
The Librarians and the Wrath of Chaos – Director: Marc Roskin/Writer: Marco Schnabel
This one starts with Eve meeting General Rockwell in a secluded spot to talk about helping DOSA get into the Library. Eve says she’ll do it as long as DOSA follows her plan and they let the Librarians go free. Rockwell argues that last point, but finally agrees when Eve threatens not to help her. Continue reading “Librarians Reviews: Season 3, Episode 10”
The Librarians and the Fatal Separation – Director: Jonathan Frakes/Writers: Rob Wright, Steve Kriozere, Mark A. Altman
This one starts with some shady-looking guys going to see a collector of esoteric objects (Sterling Lam), whose collection includes various magical items and a live troll. Lam says he can obtain anything for the right price and they give him a map to the lost city of Shangri-La. Continue reading “Librarians Reviews: Season 3, Episode 9”
The Librarians and the Eternal Question – Director: Noah Wyle/Writers: Kate Rorick, Nicole Ranadive
This one starts with a guy named Seth in a golf tournament in South Carolina. He’s doing really well but his wife (Cece) is worried about him. Apparently Seth was sick with something serious but he got better. He does seem to be sweating a lot and when he goes to tee off on the next hole, he suddenly bursts into flames and burns up. Continue reading “Librarians Reviews: Season 3, Episode 8”
The Librarians and the Curse of Cindy – Director: Nina Lopez-Corrado/Writer: Gareth Roberts
This one starts with a woman sneaking into an estate full of weirded-out young people. She’s looking for her daughter (Lindsay)who disappeared a few days ago. She finds Lindsay but she’s just as whacked-out as everyone else, going on and on about someone named Cyndi who needs her to stay there. The crowd gets excited as Cyndi decides to make an appearance, although we can only see a vague glowing shape. Continue reading “Librarians Reviews: Season 3, Episode 7”
The Librarians and the Trial of the Triangle – Director: Jonathan Frakes/Writer: Noah Wyle
This one starts with a rather obsessed Flynn researching in the Library to find the Eye of Ra. He’s jumped and tied up by some sinister figures, but it turns out to be Eve and his fellow Librarians preparing for an intervention. Continue reading “Librarians Reviews: Season 3, Episode 6”
The Librarians and the Tears of a Clown – Director: Jonathan Frakes/Writers: Steve Kriozere, Mark A. Altman
This one starts in Green Town, Kansas in 1996 with a couple of teenagers (Kirby Goulding and Charlotte Holloway) at a carnival. Charlotte says she loves the magic of the carnival and wishes it would never end, but it’s pretty obvious Kirby is more into her than anything else. Continue reading “Librarians Reviews: Season 3, Episode 5”