Blood always sets me on edge, so the beginning was unsettling for me. Luckily that plot point quickly went away and the show became about the rider and Scorpius. At this point I think you'll have more to say about things as I generally know where they're headed. If I remember correctly, the next episode is the one…

Ah, okay. That's good. I'd say Kansas is a bit of a spoiler, butttttt there are still things you don't know about… I'm hoping. And John Quixote is the other Browder written episode, so we'll see what you think of that haha.

What Season 4 episodes do you know about?

All one need do is observe the eyebrows on the DVD covers: http://www.ahashare.com/imd…

Sometimes directors accidentally reference something else or try referencing something off of an idea. It's like how a lot of people think Mulan in Disney's film is some kind of warrior badass, but she really doesn't do much other than calmly approach situations. The sequel, which I recommend watching immediately…

This episode really made me fall in love with Browder. To show such an understanding of the characters and the shows history was something unexpected, but it makes sense since this cast has bonded like almost no other post-series. They loved their job and when given a script like this, they really shine. He really…

Even with the town curse, I was upset we didn't see more of Hot Dog Water. The show had some interesting supporting cast that was downplayed for whatever reason. I would've especially loved to see more of Velma's mom, who seemed like a fun person and good fit for the show.

I'm referring to something you're unaware of. =p

I'm heading to bed pretty soon so I'll respond to this tomorrow morning, but:

Not only that, but in one of the opening credits when Daphne is missing, Hot Dog Water takes over Daphne's spot and holds a picture of Velma instead of Daphne holding a picture of Fred. I think it's the credits for Episode 2 or 3 of Season 2. It makes me happy and laugh at the same time that they got away with it. It…

We knew Aeryn's dad was named Talyn. Aeryn named Talyn the ship in honor of her father. That was the Season 1 finale and may have been where the scene with Aeryn's mother was first brought up. And don't worry. I took a large break during Season 3 and still caught on. You'll have all the info you need, even if you miss…

Mystery Incorporated was great, especially the second half of the second season. They killed so many characters and made Velma pretty legitimately gay. I wish it was a bit more serialized as I think they didn't really nail the humor unless it was very character specific.

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So we finally got to see what that chip from Die Me, Dichotomy Crais was crying over since Aeryn would never see it. Turns out it was….a moment we already knew about thanks to dialog. To be fair, Crais wouldn't have known Aeryn knew or remembered, but it did feel unnecessary. Had we seen that clip as…

No worries. It's been a weird day for me and I'm only now feeling anything resembling consciousness.

I can't believe this. I'd say I must be dreaming, but I just got tested for Sleep Apnea and apparently experience no REM sleep without the damn mask, so it must be real!

I want to say have a good weekend, but you're already planning on it and I'm pretty sure I'd jinx it. So talk to you on Monday, instead. =P

Nice! I've heard their concert is a ton of fun, though I missed them when they came to my town. Are you gonna dress up for it?

Two works for me. Because I am a failure of a human being, I've set this weekend aside for TV watching anyway. (Pretty Little Liars like I mentioned before.) So I have time to spare. =P

Well the thing about this episode is that it was very action oriented. It wasn't the dialog that remains when you're finished, it's the imagery. Chiana being twinned and not sure whether to help the other Chiana was really painful, as was watching her breakdown and convince herself that she's the "real" Chiana. There…