This episode would have been a lot more enjoyable if Emma spent it trying to get August up instead. And yes, I mean in a sex way.

Can we talk about how annoying/infuriating the sinister piano song I've dubbed "The Ballad of Creepy (Quinn's Theme)" is? Why does Ryan Murphy hate her character so much? She's an insecure teenaged girl, not satan-incarnate.  The whole "Quinn's a bitch for learning how to walk again" thing was shockingly shallow and…

I can't believe I watch a show where a line of dialogue is "Fairies attack!" and it's literal.  I keep thinking this show is getting better, but this ep was so cheesy and obnoxious. At least Jefferson was back and attractive.

Hahahahaha THIS.

I've been trying to think of a show that successfully establishes an already established young, good looking couple in the pilot and honestly, I don't see any Pros in the idea. It strips the audience of a courting-process/ time to get invested in the characters as individuals. And it also strips the show of heightened…

Juliette needs to go away. Preferably getting killed, for the sake of stakes. I know this is NBC, but this show needs some danger by way of sex in a serious way.

I don't think Amberlivia is our Olivia. I think the Cortexifan is triggering her to remember our Olivia's memories, but I think once she stops being dosed, she'll return back into her own person.

So-so episode. I agree with the grade. Personally, I think Nick's trailer needs to go in a big way—ie someone finding it and blowing it up or setting it on fire. This way, they get rid of the boring, cheesy devise without just forgetting it and have it have meaning.

Also, just knowing she got scratched in the finale…there was never a moment for me when I didn't think she was going to turn. For me, it was more about when/how Josh was going to find out.

I thought this ep was a solid B. Agree that some of the Aidan stuff is cheesy…hopefully it will get flushed out more once Dichen shows up (I'm assuming she's the daughter).