The flute was neat, but the moment he started scatting and the same effect happened I realized the show is something precious. If that's the kind of stuff the show has to offer, I'm looking forward to catching the rest of the series.

Never watched Samurai Jack until today's episode. Whelp, looks like I have a new show to binge.

I liked Trolls, but don't know enough about animation to say if it had good Directing. Hopefully this works out

Anakin in episode I is more likable than Anakin in Episode II.

Do you mean at the beginning or when he joins John Legend?The latter I saw as development given he was willing to swallow his pride and work on a project he wasn't fond of short term to make money for his dream long term

Who's to say?

I just want to be as passionate about something as Seb is about jazz.

Talbots's deserves a win in the near future. He's earned it.

But Nadeer is actually cunning and brought up a good double bind argument against Daisy.

Ended up watching the episode on a whim. Love Jack here too, though I gotta wonder if they're painting him as great because he died. Read up he succumbs to alcoholism and such but he seems like such a great dad it's hard to imagine he'd fail at his job at being a dad.

You know spies. Bunch of bitchy little girls.

Daisy ships Philinda. That's sweet.

Good job Benson. I knew you'd find the right button eventually.

This was a great era that Cartoon Network had with a lot of excellent talent that came through. I sadly also think we're coming to the end and will likely be reaching another slump. But it's only a matter of time before the generation that grew up on this era grows up and starts creating great stuff too.

I haven't watched season 8 until finding out about the finale. Saw the episode with the training montage and realized that the show was going to end on a super high note. And it delivered. Jolly good show.

I'll give kudos for giving an explanation for why Sherlock and Mycroft are the way that they are. Especially after seeing their parents, it didn't make sense they grew up the way they did just because they were "smart".

I wish Janine made an appearance this season. Don't care as much about Molly or Irene when compared to her. Janine was someone doesn't take Sherlock's shit and brings out a playful side to him the other girls never seem to have brought out.

He played the evil mastermind until he tuned into a cult fanatic and hungry for power. Not bad per say but lacked the oomph and charisma the other actors have in their roles.

Probably like Coulson and Ghost Rider, there's so many crazy stories involving SHIELD it's likely hard to believe them all.

Just realized with Radcliffe going awol this season once again became "someone within SHIELD is a mole/spy/double agent".