Well, I must say, Rectify is unique. Of course, this was true right from the start. But now, after this episode, it's unique in it being the only show that's ever made me cry. It was quite the new experience for me. I haven't cried in over a decade. The fact that this show did what plenty of real life experiences…

I just want to say, Sherlock may be British, but to say his vocabulary is vast would be an understatement. I mean, he speaks all kinds of different languages anyway. He might be well versed in American English terms. Not to mention, he used that term in front of what he thought was an American woman.

I like how when the show gives a perfectly good reason why someone does something, everyone just disregards it. How does it not make sense that Will would approach Alana that way for stability? It's completely in character.

I think what some people are failing to realize here is that Sherlock didn't figure out Irene was working for Moriarty, or that she was Moriarty, because of his weakness. He was in love. It blinded him. He only figured it out when it was presented right in front of him(ya know, when her back was turned towards him).…

Funny enough, it only makes sense that Moriarty lost. Not just from a "Sherlock is the protagonist" stand point either. Sherlock fell in love with Irene, not Moriarty. Moriarty however, fell in love with Sherlock. Throw in Watson to figure it out and her entire plan backfires. All because she decided to seduce him a…

Well, he said that Irene Adler was British in this show as well. Technically, Irene Adler doesn't exist. She's a character. As a character, she's American. The woman who plays her however, Moriarty, is British. Which is my point.

Irene Adler is a character created by Moriarty. Irene is American. Moriarty is not.

Everyone was on top of their game this episode. That's all I have to say.

Fantastic episode.

Nah, I'll never see Smith as overrated. His era has been somewhat inconsistent and its had problems. It doesn't have to be the 12th doctor era for me to see that. But it's been a hell of a ride. And Smith, as far as I'm concerned, has earned every bit of praise he's been given.

Like I said in the last episode's thread, the second half of this season has really picked up. This story isn't nearly as good as the last few and I agree, it would have worked so much better as a two parter. However, it certainly was an entertaining episode and I loved the upgrades on the Cybermen.

Dan Harmon probably won't be back. We live in the dark timeline.

The biggest problem with this review is that Myles speaks with such finality about Irene. Considering I doubt he was told anything from the writers, speaking with such finality seems a bit amateurish. Especially with this kind of moment. In fact, I'm kind of disappointed. I expected better from Myles.

Wow, Oliver saying that Laurel knows him better than anyone was absolutely ridiculous. And I don't believe the whole "she knows the real me, not the hood me" implication. He IS the hood. Even Oliver knows this. I just think somewhere in his mind, he wants a normal life, and Laurel is the only one of his friends that…

The second half of this season has really picked up. I feared Season 7 was losing the show's magic. Season 5 and 6 were fantastic(although not without problems of course). It took a while for this season to find its footing and although I would have still preferred them to just have 7 two parters, these standalone…

Bo, unlike most comedians, doesn't play himself on stage or in his songs. Anyone who thinks his on stage persona is actually him is delusional.

Definitely a great episode. I don't necessarily "hate" Laurel, but I just don't see the point of her presence in a lot of episodes. It's the same with Tommy. I mean, the only good thing about it all is they show the contrast between Oliver's past connections(Laurel and Tommy) and his current connections(Diggle and…

"Can he not say anything normal"

I actually wouldn't mind if there was some type of romance between BECAUSE Moffat didn't take the "companion in love with the Doctor" route. It doesn't start off that way and instead can evolve into it. Which is something I wouldn't mind. The Doctor actually earning something like that from someone instead of…

Awesome episode. This is the kind of episode Doctor Who just excels at executing.