The other prince was basically a mustache twirling villain, I like that. Can't wait to find out he's not actually dead. You'd think the dwarves would try to use actual farm tools instead of pickaxes to till the land. For some reason, I forgive this show for all the dumb things I see during episodes.

I thought the same thing. I actually said "Yes she does." out loud.

I didn't know they had a show runner this season.

There's some Duchovny in there.

I like to think six and seven are just one really long extended season since they basically bleed right into each other. I guess it was nice to get away from the angels and demons for a while at least.

I thought this was a really good episode. Kind of weird that they're expanding the universe with all these new factions, so late in the shows life, but I'll take it. Wish "The Men of Letters" arch started earlier in the season. I'm wondering how they'll wrap the season up with all these stories going on.

I was saying the same thing in my head. It's like they were speaking gibberish or I had a mild stroke.

I was thinking a skinny Bobby Hill.

Soulless is a strong word. I'm gonna watch the first episode and see what's up.

I thought that guy was John Hurt for a second too.

If this happens I'll be disappointed and if it doesn't I'll be disappointed.

I'm gonna stare blankly and reflect on it.

No bullshit. I still don't see the point of it.

Lucy is immortal.

Billy was never the threat, the sister is. She's a werepanther.

Bert's confusion about it being a two-parter was hilarious. We'll have to wait until next week to see if CeCe's face ever gets clean.

She was killing people.

She was killing people.

That one, "May the Best Stan Win" and "Tear Jerker".

I like to think of 'Rapture's Delight" as my all time favorite AD episode but I really liked this one too.