That's an interesting perspective. I guess I read it earlier on in the season as him wanting something he couldn't have. Then when his mother was admonishing him to let it go, it seemed to me that he really did care for her. But I really like your reading of the situation. I'll have to think on this more. (And yes,…

I was glad Francis sat out this episode. He's so whiny, I can barely stand him. And I have no idea how a strong and empowered woman like Mary could see anything in him.

I think what I like most about Bash and Mary together is that they don't quite know what to think of each other yet. They haven't had as much time together as she and Francis did, and Bash certainly hasn't had time to adjust to his new path in life. They're just so careful around each other, it's a joy to watch.

It's embarrassing how much I look forward to Thursday nights now.

Thank you for making me feel not alone. I love this show, unabashedly, and am very upset that I only get one more season.

Is it wrong that I really want Mary to end up with Bash? Am I allowed to actively root against history? I can't get behind this Francis kid. He's a whiny, funny looking jerk. And I honestly don't understand why Mary is so smitten with him. I think it's safe to say that I'm way too invested in this show.

Thinking back on it now I'm sure my parents wouldn't have actually cared, but I used to disappear to our family room in the basement to watch Dawson's Creek. It just felt so grown up beyond my years. Again, now I realize there wasn't anything to be worried about. I also used to watch MTV's Undressed in that basement.…

Long before this show aired I had decided I had no interest in it, but I'm so glad I watched the pilot anyway (after reading the review)! It's quickly becoming one of my favorite new shows. I'm loving almost everything about it.

I know I'm 8 months late, but I'm just catching up on this show and had to add this to the conversation: Michael Raymond James is the best thing that ever happened to anything, and I would watch him standing on screen doing absolutely nothing.

They also very pointedly showed Rick looking twice at a zombie at the fence that had red eyes just like poor turned Harry Potter.

I just wish people would stop saying that all Lydia does is scream. She has proven time and time again (and other characters have alluded to it as well) that she is the most intelligent person on the show. Many times, that trait is reserved for male characters in shows. To me, she's a wonderfully and deeply developed…

Best episode: I really loved "Motel California"
Worst episode: "Visionary"
Best new character: The twins for sure
Worst new character: Kali and Cora are tied on this
Best WTF moment: When the instrument string snapped (I forget what it was) at the concert Ms. Blake put together and slashed that poor woman's throat. I…

I would agree with this. Also, while Deucalion did a lot of awful things too, let's not forget that he had a bit of a tragic backstory as well. Grandpa Argent killed his entire pack in front him and blinded him. That's gotta stir up some stuff.

Yeah, I was really thrown when I thought they were dead, because I didn't realize I cared. They somehow became these fully fleshed out characters without me realizing it. And they were very charismatic on the Revelations show too, which was equally surprising.

I don't understand why anyone at this point would just accept a suggestion from Uncle Peter without trying to figure out his angle.

Yeah, I don't know anything about this hugging nonsense.

I refuse to acknowledge this timeline so I can continue to ship the allegedly 25 year old with the 16 year old. That is all.

I get that. That's, I think, why I want so badly for it to be a thing!

I would be totally okay with that exact chain of events. And I'm pretty sure they wouldn't get a lot of complaints. Who cares what his accent is, as long as he keeps getting screen time?

I feel like I was promised an Allison and Isaac hook-up and I'm being let down. For some reason, I really want that to happen.