Usually my comments contain a little bit of how I would approach a show, and particular writing its arcs. I figure, like most sitcoms, Jess and Nick is the end goal. So I think the writing should be leading to that moment. Rekindle was the wrong word. More like revisit. Since this is the last episode before hiatus, a…

Her name is Skye but she quakes the ground. Get it? They did it to throw us off the trail. Good stuff all around, but disappointed that Trip had to die. Kyle MacLachlan used his scary Captain eyes to good effect.

Coulson earns badass points for doing a triangle choke.

Agent Gotta Cut My Hair Now

The lackluster season 3 and the uneven season 4 would knock New Girl off the list for me. I think Louie this season was less technically good or more of in depth story that Louis CK wanted to tell. Community was a return form for the series. I just got into Game of Thrones but season 4 was a well told story,…

No I gave it an F because what it says about Jess losing all her confidence because she saw her new boyfriend is from a family mansion. Despite the fact she spent all of season 1 dating a rich fancy man. That's poor writing to create a dumb conflict.

My theory is that he beats up himself so no one expects he works/ creates the Reverse Flash. Also, builds trust between him and his team, as well as the police.

I think I get the end tag. Reverse Flash is powered by the suit. Wells is preparing to give the suit to his would-be Reverse Flash. He will do in this future. In which, the Reverse Flash will go back in time, steal Tachyon Device and give it to Wells.

Ok. Now I get the final end tag. Reverse Flash is powered by the suit.
He's preparing to give the suit to his would be Reverse Flash, Eddie
Thawne. Which he will do in the future.

First time watching this show in a while. I had no idea all these things had transpired. It's weird. I originally watched this show because it's a Bill Lawrence show. But is it? Really, it didnt feel like that with the first few episodes. I didnt stick around for the rest. So, is it a Bill Lawrence show yet? I loved…

I actually loved Cece/Schmidt and Nick/Winston storylines. Clearly, those are the best pairings. However, the lackluster Coach and Jess storylines hurt the episode. I didnt care for Coach's plot because there was no conflict; we all know what was going to happen in the end. But Jess's storyline was so regressive to…

For any wrestling fans out there, this could have been Mick Foley. Unfortunately, he did not want to sully the name of Santa.

Yeah, I think that's closer to what I meant.

With the way Marvel's planning works, they only had room for one more film besides their three trilogies after the Avengers. That turned out to be GOTG.

Ant-Man and Wasp were founding Avengers, so it stands to reason that they were at least considered. The Wasp even shows up in earlier storyboards. Wright's take on the character definitely played a role in Hank Pym not being in the Avengers.

For a director to leave after working on a project for over 9 years, I expect this to be a huge disagreement over plot. My guess is that they wanted Ant-Man to set up another phase 3 film, which would disrupt the flow of the movie. I'm really disappointed and unless his co-writer takes over, it would be hard to stay…

For those who dont read beyond the AV Club's eyecatching headline, his discussions did not go beyond the preliminary talks. They asked him if he was interested and he said no. So AV Club got the headline wrong.

great episode. robin's reaction at the end made me why she went straight from not dating Barney to being engaged with last season's mid finale. The doubts that both her and Barney have should have been resolved way before their wedding.

I liked Archer's approach to the mission. It was fun to see him acting a bit different in the mission setting.

this episode was just great. There's so much depth to it but it's really funny as well. And it's also the first time we have really gotten a real Professor Duncan episode. My favorite episode this season.