Many props to Ray suddenly being an insanely enthusiastic Knight role-player who was willing to die for no reason and can take Damian Darke in a fight. This isn't mockery, part of the charm of this show are the sudden mood swings and insanity the characters develop. They just decide to do things, and it works out…

What terrible writing? The show is always open with what its influences are for the week. ("It's like a saber…made of light!" "Yes, but don't call it that. Trademarks.") and it plays to the strengths of each actor. It's not perfect, but it's very fun, and easily the most improved of all the superhero shows.

"And I'm just saying SHUT UP." Thank you, Sarah.

I woke up a couple years back with my heart thudding in my chest, and shortness of breath. I really thought I was having a heart attack, so I went to the emergency room. Turned out to be a combination of a potassium shortage, exhaustion, and (This part killed me) Too many video games. The doc said younger people…

The article said he'd stream for up to 24 hours a day. Assuming he had a real job to support his family outside of twitch (which only a small group make a livable wage from) combined with smoking, inactivity, and crazy long hours spent on his feed, then I'm not surprised he dropped dead. Sleep deprivation is a…

Nothing wrong with a gallows laugh. I'm thirty-five too, and I don't sleep as well as I should. Thank God I never picked up smoking or heavy drinking, though. Gotta lose some weight too. I think I'll go drink a big glass of water.

Poor Radcliffe. How could a guy that smart, who already lived in a world where Ultron happened not realize that there's a time to give an inspirational speech filled with easily misunderstood metaphors, and there's a time to turn off your murder doll before she slits your wrists and forces you to bleed out in a video…

Muahaha, silly DPS can't do anything without a tank present.

I wonder how Coulson is going to react to that. It's technically all his fault how that one played out. I imagine Graviton is going to be both insane, and insanely pissed.

I just assumed that killing off the inhumans was part of the agreement between Radcliffe and The Superior. Just one small sacrifice in the greater scheme of things, so that Radcliffe could realize his ideal world. Aida wouldn't mind, because it's logical to remove an uncontrollable variable like rogue superhumans.

That whole sequence where she was stabbing LMD Fitz was nightmarish. I totally bought into her distress; it was like something out of an Evil Dead movie, where you could see the character losing her grip on sanity even as she did what she thought she must.

Let's catagorize the silly stuff:

What was Barry's big plan, anyway? Run in circles until Solly got dizzy?

"What are you? My time precinct chief? Well, I ain't got time for no bureaucracy!"

I'm a longtime fan of the comics, so I wasn't really happy that Solivar, who's usually portrayed as 'Gorrilla Dumbledore' was suddenly a Mad Max beyond the Thunderdome type who wanted to settle things in the arena. It was fun watching him bitch slap Grodd though, and his duel with Barry was slick.

wot-wot! How dare these disagreeables give vent to their feeble desires! Why back in my day, the common man kept to his trolleys and his mule carts and didn't dare spoil the sweet air of his betters with the investiture of his unwanted opining! We've seen some sickening developments since that tanned easterner…

He'll sing, dance, rap, slap, kick, punch, pummel, pierce, stab, slash, fire repeatedly-reload-fire again, scream incoherently and explode his way back into our hearts before you know it.

"Surrender his guns? This fucking country."

Slavics being racist. Now we've come full circle.

—Cersie screamed in pain as the shotgun blast took her knee, sending her tumbling to the ground. She reached across the marble floor for her dagger and screamed again as the second shell destroyed her hand. As she rolled about, cradling the stump, she heard tiny, waddling footsteps fill the room as Tyrion approached…