My only takeaway from this ep. is that Peter looks a lot shorter when he's not a rampaging zombie-lord. Wasn't great, but it was mostly consistant, and grading on the curve it's an easy C+.

Worth(?) noting, the black and white ninjas were, by far, the most popular toys.

That face is my (secondary) move. Different strokes…

HOC is a "colder" show (in palette, photography, people, etc.) than Scandal. Some folks just prefer the warm, as a matter of taste.

It gets better.

All Diaz knew is he just got the inside of his cheek licked. That's the same expression every man has, after getting the inside of his cheek licked.

As a straight guy (don't mean to rub it in your face) that dance scene between James and Cyrus was one of the most romantic moments I've seen on TV. This year, maybe this decade.

Thanks!

She was a number, don't forget. She (almost) died, and lost her best friend to boot.

Freeman's voice is reserved for Bear.

She wants to join with Samaritan so she can contact the AI that lives on a planet orbiting Alpha Centauri (reference!)

Six of one…

God, gods, I love this show.

"This world is a veil, and the face you wear is not your own."

First "just ok" episode in like four months, counting the many hiatuses. I'll allow it. And at 10:05 last night my dream of becoming a costume designer was born.

Not quite sure why, but Ron throwing the marshmallow into Tom's hot choccy, from halfway across the room, was perfect.

Of course you're right, but with 16(?) years since 2012(?) there's only been two or three dog "generations" since the blackout.

I doubt Monroe is off on his own just yet. He abandoned Google and his lady-friend, but he still "needs" what Miles knows.

I'm working off the theory that Manu Bennett and Cynthia Addai-Robinson are really good friends in real life, and Manu hooked her up for the role.

Good try, but I'm still a bit excited.