I'm confused. You mean the wedding episode that occurs in the middle of a 22-episode season (which they had been picked up for from the beginning) was meant to be a series finale, in case they didn't get renewed? That… doesn't make a lot of sense.

Because Season Three is when we really meet The Others.

well, to be fair, the very first episode of the season did introduce cassandra july as a tough and sometimes unfair teacher, but who, ultimately, wants her students to grow and achieve things. the show tried showing this with the scene where one of her former TAs comes to her saying he's on Broadway and she's really…

well the show actually had picked up a bit in quality between episode 12 and now (episodes 15, 16 and 17 in general were probably the best of the season so far) but it started decreasing in quality since episode 18 or so.

Well, I don't mean to say I have a problem with not knowing, even as a viewer. I meant more the delivery of the non-answer was clunky and ungraceful. Like, it could have been handled better without having to reveal anything to either the viewers or Regina is what I mean to say.

Am i the only one who didn't like the "Well I'm not telling you" bit? Like, don't get me wrong, I'm glad they didn't say. But it just reminds me of LOST's way of avoiding answering questions… except with no tact or grace. It's just blunt "I'm not answering".

Apparently "At the Ballet" was SJP's suggestion, according to Ryan Muprhy.

Kitty standing up for Unique, though? Teaching Ryder how not to be transphobic when she is all the time?

Sugar, too, has just randomly disappeared.

I don't know what it was, but this episode just felt… terrible to me and hard to get through. I kept minimizing it on my computer and doing other things while it played in the background, which is really not how I usually watch shows. =/

Well judging by Matty's reaction and the "Next On", it kind of seems like the show is going to show her that she was wrong to not get Matty in on the responsibility thing? I mean, the scene bugged me a bit, too, in the ways you're pointing out, but seeing his reaction to not being told and the poor communication…

captain dude gets his eye gauged out
ryan shrugs. "classic poe"

"I heard gunshots, so naturally I left the safety of the bedroom and ran toward the sound of them"—Claire

hm. the emma/jacob/paul thing is like the only reason i started watching the show (and is the thing i'm most interested in) personally.

"I started reflecting on how the sexual violence this season has been almost evenly distributed between men and women."

This episode was just kind of… boring?

This episode was just kind of… boring?

Neither. I meant Angel of Death, Jude and Lana. They would be the awesome trio.

Neither. I meant Angel of Death, Jude and Lana. They would be the awesome trio.

All episode I was like, "Man, I wish they would bring back the Angel of Death. That was when I was most interested in this show." AND THEN THERE SHE WAS~