Across The Airwaves Episode 103 (Standard) "It's Christmas Time in Tinseltown Again"

Hey ATA Listeners, it's Christmastime in Tinseltown again meaning this week's podcast covers episodes of our favorite shows that either had a Christmas theme or was used as a Midseason Finale. Some of our favorites like Castle ended up fitting into both categories giving us one of the best Christmas episodes I've ever seen from a Police Procedure Series. Go On also added Christmas spirit into their Midseason Finale but it wasn't as effective because the zany humor we've come to expect from the show was sacrificed this week for character development, but we sucked up our disappointment realizing the series would become boring if it stayed in one place. As for the returning ABC, Fox and CW shows we cover they are writers decided to just go the Midseason Finale with Once upon a Time finally getting us back to the place that had us excited for its current Second Season in the first place, Supernatural continuing its rise back to greatness through creating a turning point in Dean's relationship with the vampire Benny and the 150th episode of Bones showing us how far this once outstanding show as fallen. Meanwhile, on CBS it appears that the Network Executives are going to have their employees work towards the holidays as we review the penultimate to the Midseason Finale episodes of How I Met Your Mother, The Big Bang Theory and Person of Interest. At the same time on the Fox Network, the executives over there are going to run Fringe  through the holidays since the people behind that show are sadly on their way to a long but hopefully not eternal hiatus. The good news is this week's episode was a pretty strong indicator that Fringe is going to go down swinging as we got one of the best fight scenes I've seen on television next to Buffy, Angel, Smallville and what they are currently doing on Arrow but this was almost like watching the fight scene at the end of The Matrix on a TV Show and it literally blew my mind!   So I guess there's a lot to look forward to with it being Christmas time in Tinseltown again and we better enjoy it because a show like Fringe only comes once in a lifetime.