then they should probably stop writing him to be so creepy

??

Discus could be like death frisbee

what about shotput?

i just assumed with the necklace shining when she looked at the baby made her be possessed, instead of suggesting that women just fall in love with cute babies

… do people do that?

I know, but I would just think that as a teacher who has had to teach sex ed before- which we have seen- would be less stupid about sex

I'm assuming ray palmer is going to be evil and thus he and felicity won't last. If he isn't, I don't care about him and am thus irritated that he's created to simply be a barrier.

this felt a lot like ben and leslie, except that I like both characters better than these ones. Plus leslie seems a lot more comfortable with sex than jess, who for a teacher, is pretty immature about it all

it's a cool theory but i can't imagine mindy project getting that complex

well this feels like bad juju

It's a miracle, no complaints about nitpicking! I assume this settles people's complains about the lack of medicine recently, and as a bonus this episode was hilarious. It utilised all the characters so well, including jeremy who i find much funnier is smaller doses.

what, is that legit?

well yeah, that's precisely what they should have done. But it doesn't mean that there isn't a REASON to introduce a new character. It's just how well they've done it

i didn't really mind the laura spencer character, because it makes sense to me that the characters have lives we don't see, and i thought the actors pulled off having a connection that mostly went unseen. But I agree with everything else

I think he could have been interesting- i like to when new characters are introduced and it changes how your mains relate to each other. So far though, both katrina and hawley are both types- loveable (but not so much) rogue, and possibly duplicitous, powerful but somehow is still damsel in distress witch. I don't…

I'm not in any way saying that they've done it well. What they should have maybe done was how they introduced Oz on Buffy- have him a couple of scenes here and there for a couple of episodes instead of forcing him in all the time. I'm just saying that the reasoning of 'we don't need another guy coz we already have…

i don't know what's going on with this show, but a couple of comments in this review seem, i don't know, overly simplified?
a) it was my understanding that it wasn't just katrina's 'motherly instincts' that are making her manipulated, but that her necklace was legitimately, i don't know, possessing her or something. I…

But so what? It's a TV show, it began with a conceit and has now moved past the conceit with the same storytelling device. Why does it have to make internal logic when it doesn't actually change anything you're watching? In fact I don't think we even know if everything we did see is what they were telling the…

… the audience? Who is anyone on tv telling their story to? We're just seeing two different sets of memories- they're not telling anyone, it's just a device to explore how the characters interact and remember things.
Who do you think the voiceovers and flash forwards are for in How to Get Away with Murder?