There's a scene in Frogs where Sam is standing next to a window in tight jeans. His, um, asset is clearly outlined. I had to rewind a couple of times and pause, much to the disgust of my house guest. 

First openly gay kiss in the White House? Loved the reactions of the onlookers! You go, Cy.  

What? No love for Steel Dragon in Rock Star?

If Ted Levine was doing his own horseback riding in the scene at his ranch, then my love for him has just doubled. 

IKR?  Her table manners leave much to be desired. She's like a human version of Bear.

Agreed about Abby being a cop. Also, I like the actress, but she is NOT convincing as a police officer. She should ride with real LEOs to brush up on her police mannerisms.

I'm surprised he's still wearing the same clothes. I would think he'd switch to modern garb at some point.

You'd have to bust him out of prison first…

The use of color and perspective very much reminds me of Breaking Bad. Gorgeous.

I loved how the only Spanish word he understood was "vagina."

We're really seeing Sonya start to come out of her shell. She seemed so pleased with herself for coming up with the idea of bringing pastries to Marco on her own, and wow, she actually SMILED!  Watching her evolve will be one of the most interesting aspects of The Bridge, as long as they don't go too fast.

I thought he was a leprechaun at first. ;)

Person of Interest is shot in NYC; in fact, the city is practically a member of the cast.

I loves me some Donal Logue, but I was distracted by his terrible Irish accent on this show.  Makes me yearn for Terriers, where he didn't have to try so hard.

The entire bridge standoff scene was beautifully shot. When Sonya was cradling Marco in her arms after shooting him, you see Hank's hand come into the frame and touch the top of her head. Just a beautiful, wordless moment that took my breath away. 

Wow. Your friend is the Queen of De-Nial. I'd unfriend the sick bastard, too.

BizLats in the house!! Nice subtle shout-out to The Shield. Oh, what a crossover that could have been. 

This seems like a Grimm ripoff that dumped all of its exposition way too quickly for my taste. The parallels between the shows are pretty obvious:

I watched SH, and I immediately thought it was a Grimm ripoff that
dumped all of its exposition way too quickly for my taste. At least Grimm kept us guessing, even if some of it was excruciating. The parallels
between the shows are pretty obvious:

Thomas M. Wright is in the opening credits, so they must have plans for Linder down the line, possibly next season. Why develop that creepy prostitute farmer plotline, otherwise?