It might also be Black Walder since he the one who slit Catelyn's throat.

Reminds of the situation with Bent and Best Friends Forever last year. Gave them virtually no chance of success with 6 episodes each.

There's a whole lot of difference between one that started a month before May Sweeps and one that start the day after it.

It's interesting how completely different ABC and CTV promotes the same show. ABC presents it as a breezy show in the vein of something like Castle, while CTV present it like one of the darker CBS style procedural like Criminal Minds.

Toby was goaded by Nellie to visit the Scranton Strangler in prison where he tried to strangle Toby which established that indeed they caught right guy.

With the exception of Curb your Enthusiasm and pretty much every comedy that got cancelled in the late 90s there hasn't been any "shows about nothing".

That's in the total viewers category, in the 18-49 category that matters S4 got 1.23 which is the same as last season.

They actually managed to hold the ratings steady this season.

I for one feel jipped that we didn't get a scene where Jimmy bathing Sabrina.

I like it that even in the bad future Hope grows up to be a good kid. Also Sabrina checking for baldness in the Chance family before breaking up with Wyatt is apparently a nice touch to the backup thing she had.

Little chance of cancellation at this point with syndication and it's acceptable ratings. Showrunner changes on not unusual at all. I think it's Greg Garcia trying to get through as much of the character moments while he's on the show.

We've also seen in the pilot (and sporadically in the rest of the series) that Jimmy is a fairly talented artist, and if Raising Hope does have the chance to run for a few years I think they're going down that path.

First People: Walter, Peter, Ella, and Astrid from 2026. According to the canonical comics by Joshua Jackson it's Peter who buries the various pieces of the machine throughout time by using the central park wormhole.
Sam Weiss: Also according the JJ comic Peter tasks the ancestor of Sam Weiss to protect the machine and…

I don't think you realize the nature of writing for a network show. The schedule from S2-S4 was essentially like this; the writers of the season start work at around June, filming starts around July and the final episode is written by late March or early April with filming ending as late as early May. That intense…

I'm certain that they intentionally left it vague there.

That's actually the episode after the butterfly one ("The Dreamscape" 9th episode of S1), the one with the bar was "Safe".

Stella was actually in the montage doing the laser removal/Ted's girlish scream scene. The problem with the leaving at the altar part was it's pretty abstract and its not easy to put into a 4-5 second scene.

Was that Greg Garcia getting kick in the nuts in one of those clips?

I'm confident you're wrong plus the hate on the Lost finale is way overblown.

However the thought of Burt taking the time to go down to the library to research the 2012 doomsday hoax is extremely satisfying for me.