I'll accept any and all plot contrivances required to keep the Legion of Doom this damn FUN and on the show.

That was one of the best executed distract-someone-while-someone-else-does-something-sneaky scenes I've ever seen; Iris used the one thing that she knew would lock Joe into freak out tunnel vision, then innocently "clarified" what she was really talking about, making him so relieved that he wouldn't be able to…

I had the same reaction to torching the Radcliffe LMD, like, there wasn't even a discussion about the morality of killing/destroying him/it?! Because I too perceived it as murder for the same reasons you did,
As for Mack, I've never forgotten how aggressively anti-Inhuman he was when they first appeared - I really…

Or just keep Vibing the future - unless I'm forgetting some reason why they can't…

So, awesome news for those of us who are fans of Flash and/or Supergirl and Crazy Ex-Girlfriend - Rachel Bloom is writing one of the songs (a superhero duet) for the musical crossover!
According to a statement from Rachel, “As soon as I heard that they were doing a musical crossover, I e-mailed [CW president] Mark…

Am I crazy, or did that last scene with HR and Cisco feel like it was foreshadowing HR being the "One Will Fall" doing something heroic? Since he doesn't seem able to go back to his Earth and it would be a way to continue the new Wells every season tradition…

I love how much pondering the Good Place inspires and how it's now affecting how we look at similar concepts in other shows.
A less philosophical sideeffect of watching both the Good Place and Lucifer (and having the former fresh on my mind because of its renewal whilst watching the latter): when Lucifer ended and…

"The Constant"? I know I still revisit that one from time to time and it never fails to move me.

When J'onn praised James' work as Guardian at the end, I'm pretty sure I groaned audibly, something I've resisted doing up until now.

I was so glad James got captured when he tried to go rescue Livewire on his own - it was the most idiotic, childish and selfish thing for him (and Winn) to lie and withhold that information from Kara just to prove their worth. This was a potentially life and death situation guys, not a game! I was really afraid that…

Indeed. Upfront season is going to be significantly less stressful for me this year.

I read an interview with William Jackson Harper where he said that he had been so disappointed with being unable to get a decent foothold in the industry after several years of trying that he had been planning on giving up on the whole acting dream if lightning didn't strike this last pilot season.
Can you imagine?!…

Everyone I recommended this show to was given strict instructions to at least watch through to the end of the third episode and then decide, and it worked like a charm.

I'm so forkin' happy about this news that I can't think of anything remotely clever to say about it, so - YAY!!!

Exactly. If she was gearing up for Beauty and the Beast at the same time, that would've been one hell of a commute between London and LA even if the timing could've been worked out.

Curses! I love Capaldi as the Doctor and was really hoping to see him give Baker's record a run for its money.
I really hope this is 100% his choice and that he's not being forced out in a clean slate move as they usher in the next showrunner era.

You're not, or at least not the only exception. I had no problem with RTD, and I'm thankful for him starting it back up and for many other reasons, but I've truly loved the Moffat years and don't really have any complaints overall.

It is a divine name. It has a music of its own. It produces vibrations.

I totally agree. If the "downstairs" plot was actually rooted in history, that would be one thing - I'd tolerate it even if I didn't like it. But if it's made up then you're right, it's shamelessly wasting time just to try to mimic Downton and that irritates me to no end.

I'm not sure, but I wouldn't be surprised because I know they don't allow non-Catholics to be godparents.