I’m really calling Carolyn’s motives and methodology in question right now. How could she possibly set up a task force to track down an international assassin, and fail to include anyone with any operational expertise at all? I don’t doubt that Eve and Elena are capable analysts, but them going out in the field with…

Watching Cosby shamble into court last week, being led by his lawyer (because, blindness, right?), his face a grim, angry visage, I tried to remember back when this man wasn’t widely known to be a loathsome villain. Couldn’t really do it.

You know, I just thought about this last week, but I haven’t ridden for Kanye since Yeezus came out. And this from a person who defended him for years in his early career. I never even heard Life of Pablo in its entirety until nearly a year after it was released.

One of the problems I see is the reduced role Jesse Martin has had recently. He hasn’t been around much, and when he is, he’s overshadowed by his headgear. In the old days, we could always count on some teary-eyed bonding between him and Barry. I miss that.

I was around for Dollhouse, and it wasn’t so great then, either. The whole voluntary sex slavery thing didn’t do much for me, and I had frequent disagreements with Whedon diehards about that.

I’ve been a fan of the Prisoner since I caught the reruns as a teenager on PBS. As far as other comic continuations, I remember the Dean Motter miniseries I only kind of liked. And then there was an even earlier comic version I heard of, that was supposed to include artwork by Gil Kane and Jack Kirby (!). Wouldn’t I…

I put this up there with that Sofia Vergara Head & Shoulders commercial, where her twentysomething son is prominently featured in it, but he has to be the poor schmuck with the dandruff. C’mon, mom!

I don’t know why people view someone’s expertise/acumen in one area (like music), and extend that to believe that a person can be a “very stable genius” in other, if not all areas. Because Kanye is a great and innovative producer does not mean that he knows shit about politics. Or gender roles. Or writing a book. Or…

For what reason do you potentially poison someone? For your own amusement? Oh, that makes perfect sense.

Why did the DOJ release these memos n the first place? All information seems to be that they bolster the soft-pedaled accounts in the book. And Trump can’t be pleased to hear that “Russia has the best hookers” line repeated about him for the rest of the weekend. Because, after all, he’s not a guy who would need to buy…

Elizabeth seems to be all but dead inside at this point. Phillip tells her about having to remove Henry from his school, and her best response is, “Well, he’s your department.” Wow.

It took me a little while to get on the Terror’s wavelength, but I’m glad I stuck with it. Having no familiarity with the book, I was unclear how deep into its supernatural underpinnings that the series would go. Kind of like the early episodes of Game of Thrones.

Morgan’s Hallucination Character of the Week: You know what it is! BAD WRITING!

I bailed on the show at the start of the survivalist camp thing. By that time, they had squandered so many intriguing locations (the yacht, the resort hotel) with stupid behavior, I just couldn’t take it anymore.

This is a station that advertises a late newscast with a commercial that features fawning Trump newsclips, and what I can only assume is music from Kid Rock (“Don’t mess wit’ Ammerikuh!”).

Aside from the obvious issues here (Trump wildly signalling to Manafort, et al, that “he got ya’ll”), this situation should also illustrate, to those who had forgotten, or simply didn’t know, what a shitshow the Bush and Cheney years were.

See, I think the manipulation is, or has become, focused on Elizabeth, as well as Paige. Claudia must realize that she is pressuring Elizabeth to perform a number of risky missions, with little or no appropriate preparation.

You know, I don’t even see Keiynan Lonsdale’s face anymore. I am too distracted by his exceedingly ridiculous hairstyles. This episode alone, he adopted a Keanu-Reeves-from-20-years ago look, a slightly more kempt Robert Smith/Cure coif, and, in Aruba, I don’t know, uh... Pauly Shore?

As for Wasted Pasdar on Supergirl: I presumed they just hired him to burn through some leftover plots they had for Max Lord/Peter Facinelli in the previous season.

Now I see the reason for that trope in endless time-travel stories, where the characters from the present day are desperate not to know anything about the(ir) future from the travelers from the future: They just might turn into reckless assholes.