I attempted to bury my memories of the Following under the floorboards of my mind but now they sound as if they are attempting to burst out of my mind, its driving me insane…..

"So how exactly did a paralyzed 13 year old girl reach up and grab a Pastor three times her weight and then have enough strength to snap his neck?"

Well I am only on season 2 of Fringe, so I have only seen him in nice, sad Walter mode.

The idea of John Noble as next season's Big Bad excites me immensely.

There you go, that's one way. Though I hope they figure out a different one, because I don't look forward to any more reenactments of the "It's not your fault" scene from Good Will Hunting.

Personally, I was waiting for Ichabod to exclaim "The map is on the back of the Declaration of Independence!"…which is totally not a plot point in my National Treasure/Sleepy Hollow slashfic.

I'd say the easiest way out with be for Abby to find some way out of Purgatory. Her predicament is entirely spiritual/magical in nature. It would be easier to write a way out for her than Ichabod or Katrina. Plenty of shows have ended seasons with cliffhangers that leave the main characters completely trapped (Angel…

Well damn this season was a fun ride, though I agree with Zack that there are some pacing issues (nothing major). Although I generally love the shorter season format because it usually leads to more streamlined seasons, I wonder if a larger order might have helped. Definitely not the old 22-25 episode order, that…

I loved the cut to "Sympathy for the Devil". I went from mouth agape shock to guffawing in less than a second.

Damn that prosthetic was impressive. This show is consistently great visually, but for some reason it still surprises me when they pull something like that off.

Yeah, until that point I was occaisionally glancing at the papers I had to grade but after he said that I physically leaned forward in my chair and stared agape for the remainder of the episode. They did such a good job of portraying Parish as a (though powerful) physically meager individual. The difference in…

I've really enjoyed watching him in such a quiet performance but…damn is it great to watch him just act the hell out of that evil speech, haven't seen him sneer that much (and so deliciously) since he played the Worst Father of All Time: Denethor.

I just love that it was included simply because Mads is so awesome at fight choreography.

"So you're telling me Hannibal is a Cannibal…….motherfucker, it fucking rhymes…"

Good lord, I could never watch Hannibal before going to bed. I remember watching the episode with the girl who couldn't see faces at like 11 at night and then simply staring at my ceiling until 4….I get shivers thinking about it. It's been a while since something was able to unsettle me like Hannibal. I love it, but I…

I still need to watch Carnivale. I know that it's exactly the type of show I'll love…but there just always seems to be other shows that supersede it. Now that I'm almost done with the big three HBO shows, I'll move it to the top.

I JUST WANT WILL GRAHAM TO BE OKAY. HE'S MY NEW JESSE PINKMAN.

"Don't lie to me!" Was the most heartbreaking line of TV last year…..ugh

Especially if you want that grandmother to jump into the acid for no apparent reason, considering the boat made it to shore without her help. I like to think she couldn't stand another second with those annoying kids, saw a way out, and took it.

See but I thought they really effectively added drama to the scene as well. Having his daughter watch how pathetic her father had become was a really effective gut punch to the scene.