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He was mistakenly voted out of a 4-season writing situation.

Part of me was annoyed that even they couldn't avoid throwing in a 6-4-1-5 song, but damn it, I love some prog-rock-y excess. Slightly reminds me of Superheroes in the unrelenting forward momentum of it.

My favourite part of the Fast & Furious franchise is the organic, realistic progression from stealing DVD players to international Spec Ops.

Vin Diesel/The Rock is the OTP of the franchise. Seriously. They had to record half the scenes with only one at a time because there's just too much sexual chemistry there. True story.

Also from the UK. No clapping but a lot of shock/groans/laughter (the latter my preference) at the not-quite-post-credits "reveal"*.

It's Tokyo! They drift!

Honestly, I'm slightly confused about the "reveal" because I assumed the fact Jack was right was a foregone conclusion*, one of many in a show about an established character which revels in dramatic irony. They pretty much clarified she was crazy in the coconut (in more than the purest victimhood sense) from the first…

I loved it also. It completely hammered home the 'twist' that the question of S7 hasn't been "Doctor Who?" (as has been beaten to death) but rather "Who is the Doctor?" (or will be, or was, or whatever).

You're missing the important thing here: If it's just a group of like-minded business folk, if they've ever gotten together for a little wine-and-terrorism, there could be pictures to cross out!

The track when Felix first gets into the club is Centipede by Knife Party.

Definitely - as it stands it seems like Nolcorp (funded by terrorist David Clarke!) (+ corporate mole Aidan, whose dad was also part of the same terrorist plot!) takes the blame for basically everything from stealing money from charities (he already has too much money!), shutting down power grids (what motive? Who…

I dunno, I feel like rape-babies should be off-limits, even for the cattiest of arguments.

Pete has always been so detached from genuine humanity I can buy he holds progressive values while being the 'grimy little pimp' we all know and love(?). I can get him just not understanding why certain people are meant to be 'less' (other than himself, who is obviously 'more'). That lack of empathy can swing both…

I got the impression the point was 'Tarantino-esque' was what Yolo himself was going for - another part of his arrogance. The song just ends, leaving an odd silence you wouldn't expect if it was a straight-up homage. It's also in a sense the point were the tides turn, with the would-be torturer almost as out-of-breath…

I love Revenge because the bad guys hired a super-hacker called 'The Falc0n' and he makes matrix code run down computer screens without irony.

It's when he was caught reading TVTropes that Milton realised something was very wrong with the Governor.

Killing Them Softly was like someone made a 90-minute cut of The Assassination of Jesse James(…) and picked the wrong 90 minutes.

I presumed the launch-key thief was the same person who switched the oxygen back on - presumably, they also stole the epi-pens as part of the whole operation.

Hey, they already established when they introduced him that he's a man of few words!