I love the company of wolfs. I wish it was on netflix. It's randomly mentioned in one of the vampire chronicles books being  louis favorite movie. So random. But if it good enough for a fictional vampire it's good enough for me.

I get that Matt’s last
of the humanity link in the group…And I still want him to kill off. That’s
all Matt is right now. The token human. Only it’s just not enough. I think it
would be more interesting if he was dead. Then all we are left with is April
since both Jeremy and Bonnie are past saving.  And I mean they killed…

I never liked Tina much to begin with…but her whole thing
with Blaine just makes me hate her now. Like I would get if they showed her
dealing with the fact that she has a crush on a gay guy. But she doesn’t seem
to want to take No for an answer. Like she can turn him straight. Nope no thank
you. Blaine didn’t even want to…

kill Matt off already! All he does just gets in the way. As for the kol thing he's only showed up so that they'd have an excuse to keep Rebekah
around. Killing an original makes sense  and since it can’t be Klaus and Elijah
is to awesome to die. The only logical choice was Rebekah because none of the
main vampires are…

nope. As much as I love ritter that was terrible.

I love Krysten Ritter  and anything she is on. That sucks like liked this show.

He does not In fact deserve better. Bay is the single greatest character on this show.

I want Bay back together with Emmett but I feel like it's too soon and he still hasn't earned it yet. As for Melody I was never that big of a fan but the fact that she would accusing Regina of lying about the severity is just terrible. Not to mention her picking on bay. Nope done with her. Also I really feel as though…

Meh. It wasn’t worth the hype. This show seemed to be trying
too hard. Which is weird because it came on right after Bones? And if any show
knows how to do up serial killers right it bones. Bones has the most amazing
serial killer arcs on basic cable. I couldn’t help but drawn comparison.

I meant to say Jack…But Sam was a better character than Jack
will ever be. Can’t wait for them to kill him off already.

The Henry fake out really pissed me off. When I saw him go
into the cellar I was so happy because it proved that Henry wasn't a horrible son
who through the women who raised him under the bus…nope. Just Cora. I’m really
getting sick of this show’s whole. The only parents you can trust are your biological
ones.  Also…

Finally Padma comes
to light. I’m a bit disappointed. I really hoped that Nolan knew from
the beginning that she worked for the Initiative. It seemed a bit over
the top.  I didn’t think for one second
that they would kill Victoria off. She’s the main character. But I think it’s
more like The Initiative couldn’t care if…

Too lat Late. Their already a couple in my mind.

I have kind of disappointed, I was really hoping this episode
would deal in more of a flash-forward and Impulse explained how shitty his future.
And it’s probably just the accent, but every time I see the G. Gordon Godfrey spot. I reminded of the pundit from v for vendetta.

Loved the bob's burgers bit.

IF the spinoff was just about Elisha I'd be all for it. I love the spinoff Angel so maybe it could be good. I don't know. 
Love that April is finally doing something, though I think her eyes are to blue so for some reason I can't help but think sh'es going to turn into a vampire.

Victoria knew about Stonehaven because Emily called her from  Daniel’s office phone. I hate the Padma plot line so much. Everyone saw that coming. I can only hope that  Nolan is working some sort of long con on Padma and knew from the start that she was a spy. That's the only thing that would make that story o.k. Also…

One of the vest episodes ever. So glad that the whole Archie thing is over with, because I love Regina and snow and charming can die in a fire. Love belle she is my favorite after Rumble and Regina. What I don't get is why he didn't just enchant Belle in order to leave.
belle and Rumble are my favorite couple. But I am…

Really I wasn't sure about that. I don't read the comics. But I still think that Jamie is good for/with the scarab he is able to control it.

He really shouldn't of said anything. I think Impulse was right telling everyone could be the very thing that puts him on mode. Jamie is the only one who can use the The Scarab without hurting people. But they did need to know about despotic future that the reach comes about. And I just really want to know more about…