If 30 is considered old now, I'm in real trouble, having just turned 32…

If 30 is considered old now, I'm in real trouble, having just turned 32…

You are wrong about this.

You are wrong about this.

Even though this is spoiler space, I still feel really weird spoiling, but…

Even though this is spoiler space, I still feel really weird spoiling, but…

Don't forget Dungeons & Dragons!

Don't forget Dungeons & Dragons!

Billy the Kid died, I think, in the 1880s.  1881 I think.  (Finally my specific nerdery pays off.)

Billy the Kid died, I think, in the 1880s.  1881 I think.  (Finally my specific nerdery pays off.)

I think in some ways Finch agreed - to a small extent, perhaps - with a sliver of what Root was saying; he certainly treats and talks to the machine as if it were a real person, almost as if it were his child (in the flashbacks), so I think there's a part of him that might have been moved by what she said to some…

I think in some ways Finch agreed - to a small extent, perhaps - with a sliver of what Root was saying; he certainly treats and talks to the machine as if it were a real person, almost as if it were his child (in the flashbacks), so I think there's a part of him that might have been moved by what she said to some…

True, the lost-love angle is there, which actually adds some richness to their backstory.  I'd be a little surprised if he gets with Zoe, though I suppose given her position on the show I wouldn't be too surprised or upset.  I just don't see them - and am happy they haven't - doing the silly drawn-out stuff that shows…

True, the lost-love angle is there, which actually adds some richness to their backstory.  I'd be a little surprised if he gets with Zoe, though I suppose given her position on the show I wouldn't be too surprised or upset.  I just don't see them - and am happy they haven't - doing the silly drawn-out stuff that shows…

People are still driven by instincts in their worst moments (or, rather, in split-second flight-or-flight danger moments), and this seemed to me to be a split-second instinctual response, which he pretty much immediately rectified when he got over that instinctual response.  As pointed out above, in the end, he would…

People are still driven by instincts in their worst moments (or, rather, in split-second flight-or-flight danger moments), and this seemed to me to be a split-second instinctual response, which he pretty much immediately rectified when he got over that instinctual response.  As pointed out above, in the end, he would…

What?

What?

-Agreed on those Windows 8 commercials.  I'm cool with Windows, but those commercials got old quick.

-Agreed on those Windows 8 commercials.  I'm cool with Windows, but those commercials got old quick.