Iris is much better this season.

We women have our ways. :-)

Planet of the Apes doesn't exist in this world, I guess.

Yeah, I don't know why she couldn't just say, "We're sending you to a place with a lot of other smart gorillas, and we hope you'll be really happy there." Wouldn't that make sense?

It's because Atlantis exists there. Nobody knows that Atlantis was actually polluting the earth with creepy brown smoke, so the ancient gods sunk it to save the rest of the planet.

God, right? She's such a lovely woman, why are they going out of their way to make her look old and unattractive?

Doh! I didn't catch that at ALL.

Another "thing I really think is amazing here" comment: Does anyone else get the sense that Kilgrave actually loves Jessica, at least as much as he is able? In his sick, twisted way?

Upvoted especially for not torrenting.

My husband cheered out loud when Cage said the line, and rewound to watch it again. (Do we still say "rewound?" Or is it just "backed it up?")

In the books it's like a pheromone thing. So his voice over the phone wouldn't do it, you'd need to be in his presence physically. (But as @Lamashtar:disqus says, if you're already under his control, he can still control you through the glass/seal; it's only if you're not under that the room would protect you.)

I think what they may be trying to do is convey that these people are so commonplace and well-known nobody needs to say their names, if you know what I mean. They're just an accepted part of the world.

One of the things I find so well-done in this show is the constant use of doorways, hallways, and corners. Characters are always opening doors and walking through them, often with the camera set up to view them from inside the room or through the door. There's an anxiety to it, the constant feeling that something—or…

The opinion of this reporter is, that I feel that is true.

Strong, damaged female characters have been headlining urban fantasy novel series for years now. IMO this contributes at least a bit to the ability to sell a show like this now.

It's still good, but it's nowhere near as fun as S1. And don't watch the last episode if you're depressed.

And the thing is, WHY? Everything had chapter listings before; they had to deliberately go and remove the functionality, and it just doesn't make any sense.

Two out of three! I am not familiar with the Sadies, so I will check them out. I do like the FEs quite a bit—Gun Club aren't my favorites but I like them okay, too.

Totally agree (and I really enjoyed Jon Carter). TPM, without the weight of the original movies behind it, is a dull story in which adults stand around talking gibberish in monotones and trying to decide what to do about a miserable brat that we're never given any reason to care about, or to understand why a seemingly…

Ooh! Ooh! Do more! Do lunch recommendations for all the writers!!