Is there anyone else out there who thinks that Oliver and Diggle are at least partially responsible for the death of Chase's wife? Let's see those hands. Although they didn't outright abduct her (which I initially thought was the move), they brought her into a situation that put her life at risk, and then did not…

I didn't know it was coming back until I looked ahead on my DVR's schedule, and saw that my season pass for the show was still active. That's pathetic.

I've liked the Inhumans since I was a teenager. One of the first letters I wrote to a comic got printed on an Inhumans letters page. But I agree this force-feeding Marvel's been doing with the characters has worn me out.

It'll probably hang around long enough to pad that episode total for syndication. They're already showing double episodes in prime time in my area.

I guess that they had this coming.

Kudos to ABC for keeping it on, but they do an expectedly shitty job of promoting it.

Oh, welcome back, American Crime! I've so fondly missed your blackouts and ham-fisted bleeping of mature/sexual conduct and language! It calls attention to the fact that you're aired on a cowardly network.

Fits and starts, Walking Dead, fits and starts.While I'm relieved that they finally got two of their better characters out of the ruts they have been in for over a season or so, they could have done this about three weeks ago, with greater impact.

I think that it's clear, with this movie, that Tom Hiddleston is now a top-line movie star. Because, throughout this movie, Hiddleston constantly appears cleaner and better coiffed than his co-stars, even Brie Larson. And this is in the jungle. Wow.

I'm almost afraid to comment on this. Last weekend, after the son of a friend told me he was finally bingeing Breaking Bad, I was talking to someone else about these promos for Saul, and mentioned Gus' final fate a little too loudly. He hadn't seen it yet, and I got spoiler juice all over the guy.

Diggle?

That's why it's called acting, Sam.

Or, in the case of Mads Mikkelsen, get sprayed in the eyes with bear mace.

Right. But, I mean, those AT&T commercials won't make themselves.

Oh, joy. After a couple of weeks of interacting openly, damn near everybody was hiding crucial information and dangerous stuff last night. We're on the verge of re-attaining Flashpoint levels of untrustworthiness among the team here, and it's frustrating.

Rick and Michonne get a honeymoon, and surprisingly, I'm not mad at it. This is a relationship that, unlike most things in this show needed to breathe a little. So we see how they work together, like a well-oiled machine. We see them all over each other sexually. We see how Michonne is definitely the silent partner in…

And the Trump Administration is burning through lying fuckbags at an alarming rate…

Does Papa tell Mac that it's all right that he voted for Trump?

"Oliver's turned into a dick."

The AV… Oh, never mind.