This was a much more emotional episode than the usual finales SHIELD does. I absolutely love Daisy and Robbie together, and for a moment I was worried they'd be linking them together romantically and that really worried me.

I don't think that's true at all. People never liked Thea back in season one because of how bratty she was but they retconned her character in season two once she took over that nightclub and basically became the greatest organiser in the world. Season two was when people realised how great Thea was. Maybe some of…

I wish Willa Holland signs one of those 'I'm everywhere in the Arrowverse contracts' because every show needs five episodes of Thea per season at the minimum. Go to Central City and kill a bunch of metas and give Barry a good talking to, run down to National City and teach James how to be cool and hang out with Lena…

To be honest, even the best of shows also dangerously overpower the villains. SHIELD did that last year with Hive, and they're close to doing it again with Aida, because there's one Shield episode left and I can't imagine how they're going to wrap up the 10 loose threads they have right now along with defeating a…

This news made my sucky day a lot better.

Jon is talented but somebody needs to shut off his mic during monologues. All he does is scream 'cooldblooooooded'.

For someone who wasn't a fan of One Direction, I really love Sign of the Times. It's a great song and really doesn't feel like something a former boy band member would sing. It's much more soulful and low key. I'm definitely going to check out the rest of his album because he seems to have put so much heart into it.

I think they don't care. Jed Wheedon said he wasn't going to worry about being renewed or not and was just going to continue as if they were having a fifth season. He said he didn't want a subpar ending for the fans and wanted to go all out even if there was a chance they weren't renewed

Anyone else feel that the show is spiralling in quality? The last episode I laughed out at was the Fugitive. Of course, it's still better than most of the comedies out there, but it's just not that funny anymore. Going into season 4 I was hoping it would reach Parks season 3 quality, but this seems more like Parks…

Man of Steel is the only movie I got through. Gave up on BvS an hour in, and Suicide Squad about 20 minutes in. Let's hope Wonder Woman passes this really low bar.

I'd counter that Gadot seems to be great here. It still stings that their first choice was Jamie Alexander, who really wanted to take on the role but her contract with Marvel hadn't expired and they refused when she asked to leave to play Wonder Woman.

I'm trying to be cautious but this looks like the greatest thing that could come out this year. Gal Gadot is fantastic.

They didn't clarify as far as I know. I remember a cold open where they where trying to figure out if Kelly was his dog or wife. But then later in season 3 I also remember his wife divorcing him at Pimento's funeral.

Scully finding love is the weirdest B99 plotline. What happened to his wife/dog Kelly?

How many times a month does Priyanka Chopra campaign for her show? Or is this one for Baywatch? I'd feel bad for Quantico if SHIELD wasn't on the line.

Holy shit, SHE was Valerie?

This isn't the actual Rider, it's clearly a description of it. But Beibs does piss me off a lot, since all of this is paid by the venue organisers as part of his contract, who are probably hoping to make up for this in ticket sales.

This was published word for word by an Indian newspaper, who'd seen the actual Rider. And now people are just copying the article from the paper it seems.

Sadly my TV went on the fritz just when Sherrif Keller was telling Jughead about how FP would still go to jail, and I missed both this amazing scene and Cliff's death, and had to read about it here.