Really not sure what to think about this season. Kind of crazy that they're just putting Neal in deeper and deeper shit. No idea how he's going to get out of this clean.

Ehh, Root is overrated.

Damn, Carter is officially the most badass woman on TV.

Same here. Normally pretty boys turn me off, but he won me over.

Matt Bomer's acting here was really really good.

Neil Patrick Harris killed it in this episode.

I like how I couldn't get a response here without typical geek snark.

Never mind.

Nope, I found the first few episodes to be boring as hell.  I only started this season.

Please don't tell me Irene Adler and Moriarity are the same person.

Eh…so this was basically a rehash of X-Men/Matrix/Heroes, but in CW fashion of pretty people in their thirties passing off as high schoolers, wooden acting, and hokey writing.

Awesome stuff.  The show I suppose can't 100% get rid of the BS soap stuff, but they minimized it surprisingly.

Is the new timeslot hurting this show? Just found out its at a series low for ratings.

I don't know if its Sarah Shahi's acting or the dialogue, but all her scenes just fell flat to me.  Her deliveries felt so awkward.

Err, it's more that it was too costly to print names on those damn 3D covers.

It's the same writer, but completely different artists.  Mark Bagely makes F4 bland, while Allred makes FF idiosyncratic and indie-feeling.  Fraction is notorious for writing in the vein of his artist.  

Thought this was excellent.

Yeah Season 8 had an awful start, but it got a lot better after the first few episodes.   It's been consistently great since then.

It's kind of impossible to sympathize with Walt.  I really thought he would have just decided to disappear himself with the money.  It's extremely delusional to think they can still be his family.

You know, Maddie kept talking about how Charlie was always really excited about his Uncle Mike, like when he slept on the couch waiting for him, and how he was the first person Charlie wanted for his birthday.   But we never really got to see them interact much.