First Look at the New Seasons of ‘Outlander,’ ‘NCIS,’ ‘Blue Bloods’ & More (PHOTOS)




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    RedCupcake

    Vance was kidnapped? Hmmm. Lol, that shows how much I pay attention to NCIS these days. And I may pay even LESS attention now that this new chick is going to be the forensic expert. Bleah, I don't like her.

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    GreenToast

    At least with Seal Team Jason doesn't have a brain tumor. But AGAIN why does almost every show do a time jump? And a time jump from where they were makes no sense for Jason, where he clearly wasn't right. But we don't get to SEE it. Ignoring this injury and its impact is as bad as Bones glossing over Booth and Brennan having sex. Also besides the obvious difference between these shows the most glaring is the reason I dislike ST. That show has no light to it whatsoever and if it continues to be dark no one will be watching( look at SIX over at History). But again I guess props for no brain tumor. I suppose Instinct will still be the CBS show that rips off Bones

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      RedCupcake

      Yeah, it's a little stupid to have all the drama about Jason not feeling well, and hallucinating and passing out.... only to gloss over it with "he got better." At least on Elementary, Holmes went through his illness and dealt with it. There was a bit of a jump, but it was during the season, and we (the audience) didn't miss anything.

      As for SEAL Team having "no light"... I guess that's a matter of perspective. I really disliked the parts of the episodes, especially in the first part of the season, which dealt with all their personal relationships. Especially the new young guy and the girl he met in the bar. I could not possibly care less about her or their relationship. Same with Jason and his wife/ex-wife/whatever. Don't care!!! I watch a show called SEAL Team, to see the SEAL Team doing their thing. If I want to watch a show about relationships I'll watch a touchy-feely soapy show, like the ones on NBC or ABC.