They really should've just kept to the original plan with having Sam being Kurt's boyfriend. Their voices work well together and that storyline would've been a lot more meaningful than the weird character assassination they've done with Sam since (making him a cheater, changing him from being dyslexic to just being…

I'm not sure why you worded this response like my original post was at all addressed to you in the first place.

I don't know, none of it really worked for me. I think my biggest problem is like, while the comments they make about Finn and the way they describe him is true to Monteith, next to none of it is actually true to Finn. Finn was not a good person or a very good character, and every time the show tries to rewrite…

This episode literally deals with the aftermath of him sexually assaulting her.

The only thing I took away from this episode is that Danny got some in the shower.

That's kinda how I feel about everything this show does. It brings up interesting dynamics and insights, but then blows right past them without exploring them at all, never taking the time to invest in really anything or aiming deeper than surface level notions. It's very disappointing.

Her makeup is pretty bad. Her only scene so far is with a CGI marker.

" the chemistry between Hook and Emma is always one of OUAT’s strong points"

"So, Joe Carrel, you're supposedly a deadman. How'd you do it?"
"Well, it's all in the detai—"
"So you faked it?"
"No shit?"

I may be wrong, but I'm fairly sure he's only ever killed women on-screen?

and some classic poe, surely.

…this was definitely on Netflix not that long ago?

Yeah I hadn't heard about that at all either. Though, to be fair, I haven't been keeping up on Glee news in the slightest.

The serial killers are the only characters I find remotely interesting on this show, tbh.

Well it's definitely in there somewhere, because, as I said, I haven't read or know anything about the comics, but I definitely knew that the more well-known a fable is the harder it is for them to kill.

It's established in the game as well. I'm not exactly sure where (can't remember), but I know I learned that from Episode One. I've never read the comics.

I tried to make my Bigby as good as possible. Didn't beat up the suspect, or trash the sex club. Still felt like meaningful choices, even if they didn't impact the story to me. (The meaning coming from how I felt about it, how I felt the characters felt about it, etc.) Still, I too felt it wasn't as gripping as the…

It's meant to be "358 Days over 2" or, in other words "358 Days shared by two people". Who the two people are is left up to players.

Well, he puts up resistant. Says they don't know enough about her, etc.

Well, I liked the show more when I felt like I was watching them develop feelings for each other, not this "he always did the whole time" stuff. (He didn't even want her to stay in the beginning lol). But that kinda just goes back to my earlier post. The episode where Cece thinks Nick has a thing for Jess has Jess…