I feel like this was always the spot for large family gatherings, where it had to be affordable, but kinda fancy because seafood is fancy for some reason, and accommodate more than 10 people.

Beyonce was probably at a Red Lobster the last time I ate a Red Lobster… 2000. And I was only there because that's where my whole family decided to celebrate after my 8th grade graduation. But I doubt she ever went there post-2000.

I wonder what Mary's reaction will be once she finds out the truth, which I'm guessing is the path we're heading down. Is the expectation that she will all of a sudden change her opinion of Edith? Or will she realize that she's a villain in the Edith story and want to alter her ways??? I just don't see that happening.

I have a feeling Thomas Barrow will commit suicide. I wouldn't be surprised if the first scene of the next episode is someone finding his hanging body.

I'm surprised by the lack of Final Destination references on this article. Those films were pretty sucky but they were also a handbook to easy ways people can die or get dismembered by everyday occurrences. That film inspired my biggest fear… driving behind vehicles that have random large objects hanging off the back.…

I'm so confused about Sara. The most recent Arrow episode had everyone over there claiming that Constantine saved Sara from her blood lust. But she still has it on Legends???

There's a good chance that Oliver has been in love with every single female character on this show except his mother and Thea.

Gawd these flashbacks. Make them STAHP!!!! Who are these people? They all look alike and none of it makes sense!!! And why, oh God, WHYYYYY should I even care!!!

I purposely looked at how the other women were dressed at that race and none of them were as provocative as Iris. She totally did some Fast and Furious research.

Same. Every time they mention the original Wells… I'm like, "Argh! You didn't know the original Wells!"

Well.. besides Deadpool, looks like I'll have plenty to half pay attention to when these arrive on Netflix/Hulu/HBO

I really enjoy this show and hope that it will return. I never know with some of these SyFy shows if they're getting the ratings to last or not. But I'm happy to be introduced to a new book series.

Interesting.

Maybe I just need to watch the rest of the mini-series, but I'm intrigued and you seem to know more about this (wikipedia isn't helpful either), lol,… But they had been divorced for years, I mean besides the kids (who weren't even there), why were they even in close contact with each other?? I mean he was seeing…

Not saying he didn't… cause I think he either did, or he had someone help him. Again, I was like 8 when this whole thing went down, but for some reason the idea that there was another person involved has been stuck in my brain for like 20 years, lol.

LOL, I guess when I picture Travolta, I still have the image of him in Pulp Fiction or FaceOff or whatever… 90's Travolta.

I think so many people got into Hamilton because the soundtrack was released this past summer on Spotify and iTunes. And since there's very little (if any) just regular dialogue, the play is easy to follow listening to the music. I haven't seen the play beyond the 60 Minutes segment and clips on YouTube, but I know…

ehhhh…. I guess

Oh, I thought Goldman was there the whole time.

I was in 2nd grade when this case went down, so not like I understood everything that happened at the time. But I always thought OJ either hired somebody to do it, or had an accomplice. It just never made sense to me that one guy (even a former football player) could murder two people, who were awake, on his own…