By Fernie Ruano Jr.
Who killed Cole Lockhart?
That’s probably the only question you’re consumed with today in between an extra cup of coffee or two, if you’ve invested the 10-11 p.m. timeslot the past three Sundays to the “The Affair”, Showtime’s melodrama series centered around an unfulfilled writer and grief-stricken waitress – both of them whom are married, but forging ahead with an unfaithful splash of bliss even if it’s an outside shower of the house she shares with her husband or in the small-town library just blocks away from the writer’s in-laws.
Loner Alison Lockhart , played by a delish Rita Wilson, is married to heartless and influential ranch-owner Cole Lockhart (Joshua Jackson) but thirst for more than making coffee at the local diner and having sex whenever Cole wants it; Noah Solloway (Dominic West) is worn by family life and career obstacles. And loves sex just as much as Alison does, only he would prefer it with a wife (Maura Tierney) that doesn’t make so many faces at him.
It all starts when the red-headed and perky Alison asks Noah if she can share the lane of a neighborhood pool he’s doing laps in after arriving to spend the summer at his in-law's house with his wife and kids.
Alison waste no time in coming over to make acquaintances with Noah, but makes a quick exit after noticing his wedding ring.
Alison waste no time in coming over to make acquaintances with Noah, but makes a quick exit after noticing his wedding ring.
But as luck would have it – doesn’t it always – Noah stops in to grab a bite at the diner with his wife and kids, and wouldn’t you know it Alison saves one of the Solloway’s kids from chocking almost simultaneously with being ogled from head to toe by Noah.
Alison, who lost a child herself, becomes so distraught over the incident she disappears to the diner’s restroom. And guess who’s waiting for her to thank her.... There’s seven episodes remaining, but it’s pretty clear there’s been a murder and Noah and Alison are at the center of the investigation.
And while we’re on things not too difficult to figure out…
PATRIOTS: Remember about three weeks ago when Tom Brady apparently not only hated everybody in his own locker room, but was taking his final breathes? Well, we’re a few days from Halloween and the Patriots offense looks scarier than Chris Berman’s face at 10:15 a.m. on a Sunday. Will there be a drop off? Yes, of course. New England’s scoring potential is contingent on Rob Gronkowski’s ability to continue to work the middle of the field, while working in a running game behind a still-improving offensive line. But outside of Denver, who else would you…
SAINTS: It really looks as if New Orleans is about to run a few in a row and find their place in the NFC ; The Saints manhandled the Packers and face the offensive-less Panthers on Thursday night. And kudos to DC Rob Ryan for putting together a masterful plan that basically wiped out Aaron Rodgers ability to maneuver outside of the pocket.
ROYALS: You’ve waited 29 years for your favorite professional baseball team to get back to the World Series. And you’re going to give up now just because the Royals trail 3-2 to the Giants as the series shifts back to Kansas City, Tuesday night. Keep this in mind: The Royals ran into the hottest starting pitcher in the planet (Madison Bumgarner) but now have Yordano Ventura going up against Jake Peavy in Game 6. Keep your George Brett jersey by the front door, folks.. See you Wednesday night…
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