A hero is only as good as his adversary....right? By now you're probably tired of hearing about Burn Notice, but oh well. It's my blog, so I don't care!!!! Don't worry, I talk about other villains too.
One of the greatest aspects of this show are the villains it has produced throughout the years. Below is a video all about some of the shows greatest villains.
The greatest villain Sherlock Holmes has faced, is Jim Moriarty. Creepy in so many ways, he is also smart, and so much fun to watch!
During Season 6 of Burn Notice, the MOST ANNOYING character EVER created was brought to the screen. For the complete recap of season 6, click here.
Basically, the entire group is trying to get out of the country because of choices that were made. They turn to a smuggler named Schmidt, played by Patton Oswalt. I'm not very familiar with this actor, but holy cow, his character is the most annoying man I've ever seen on Burn Notice....heck, he's the most annoying character EVER!
Schmidt can get the passports and paperwork to get everyone out of the country, but he needs their help first. Then they discover the passports won't work, so he turns to another supplier for new passports and learns that the price has gone up. The team has to recover a high tech gadget from Schmidt's heavily guarded warehouse and get it to a client. Of course the device is shot up so they have to attempt to repair it.
They finally get their passports from the obnoxious Schmidt, they just need the microchip implants from a rival smuggler of Schmidt's. Vanek, the smuggler, wants revenge against Schmidt for costing him millions in a past deal, and FOR CALLING THE FEDS ON HIM!
I was hoping to only have to endure one episode of Schmidt. By the time the episode "Odd Man Out" arrives, we've been forced this stupid character for the third straight hour. Instead, they all get trapped in a warehouse and have to figure out how to escape.
Schmidt is the most annoying character because he is always whining about something. His voice is shrill, and his stupid behavior causes so much trouble that it makes the last 3 episodes of the season almost completely unbearable to watch.
I love it when the final scene of a series is filled with the actual emotions from the actors of the show. It usually makes for great TV, and lots of tears!
Golden Girls is a TV show that I have loved ALL OF MY LIFE. Back when I had cable I never missed a rerun on the Lifetime TV channel. Golden Girls had the kind of series ending that I love. I laughed, I cried....I still cry when I see it today!!
Watching the final scene of Friends was difficult because you weren't sure if the actors were going to be able to make it through the scene. You could see them holding back the tears, even through the final jokes. Click herefor the final clip of Friends.
Oddly enough, both of these shows went on to have spin off shows that were awful, but at least the originals went out in style!
I decided not to look at this from a romantic standpoint, but instead, to look at the fabulous friendships that have been created on some of my favorite shows. Call them the Dynamic Duo, or the Wonder Twins, these relationships are so much fun to watch!
Shawn and Gus: Psych
Best friends since childhood, these two do everything together. From making 1980's movie references, quoting songs front that same decade, or helping the Santa Barbara Police Department fight "bad guys", they are always side by side. And they are HILARIOUS!
Tony and McGee: NCIS
McGee is constantly hounded by Dinozzo. "Probie" is always the butt of Dinozzo's jokes, often called names by Tony (see list below), but in the end he often gets the upper hand over Tony. These two remind me of The Odd Couple, and it brings comedy to a show that is usually focused on serious subjects. Tony and McGee are AMAZING!
Sherlock and John: Sherlock
A man returning from war, and another man in desperate need of someone to listen to him, "Johnlock" are probably the only two people who could handle each other, without killing each other! Sherlock is the Ying to John's Yang, and even though Sherlock isn't always the nicest person in the world, John recognizes that Sherlock needs a friend. They are FABULOUS to watch!
