I think Sims has stayed tethered to reality. He knows the show is bad, he knows it is great entertainment watching the show get almost every decision wrong. This is nothing like when Todd kept on proclaiming in every 2 Broke Girls review that it was some great show behind all the vagina humour, racist characters,…

Honestly this is such a strange episode for a season finale. You don't end shows like that, you have to give the audience some pay off, that was the ending you have before the season finale. Especially since I doubt Joe is dead, nothing got wrapped up. A season finale is meant to close the arc of the season and…

Moses!

Look at the rating on Imdb, some people genuinely think this is a masterfully crafted story with interesting characters and top notch acting.

Pointing out the things this show gets wrong is more like shooting fish in a shot glass.

I just feel like Joe will come back in season 2, this sort of show doesn't kill a character that way if they are actually dead. No way they can rely on Emma to be the big bad, she is the least interesting character on the show, not that Joe was interesting. But he was at least fun, Emma is just a dull psychopath pixie.

Yeah, no effort at all. Remember in the first season of Lost when Jack revived Charlie, he gave up after 30 seconds, then went back and just starting hammering his fist down on Monaghan's chest. As much as Jack was a bit of poor protagonist, he is streets ahead of Ryan Hardy.

Sims?!

Damn people with their fancy reading skills and carpeted homes.

And FX is having a pretty good run.

More shows need kitty-litter in them, can It's Always Sunny be expected to single-handedly carry the load…

I find seasons 4 and 5 to be the most entertaining of the series. Basically for me the show was on an amazing hot streak from after the mid season three break, through seasons four and five and all of the on island stuff of season six. Could do a great fan edit of season six without the flash sideways (though I didn't…

When Vincent comes to lay next to Jack as he dies, watching the people he cares about get off the island, it is pretty hard to not get emotional.

In my mind and my hard drive collection of episodes, it is the finale.

It really did stick the landing better than almost any series that got to go out on its own terms.

Agreed, it was a great send off for the characters that we watched get shot, stabbed, and beaten over the course of six seasons. And as far as the mythology goes, I left the series without having any questions that I needed answered.

I do believe that the moon landing happened, but maybe that they did have to fake the footage.

Not including slave labour, right? Because those pyramids are a mighty fine bit of work, and so cheap!

Nice try, but we all know Fox never makes mistakes. The text clearly shows that Miss Deschanel time travelled from when she was 19, had a sex change operation then did the bombing.

I've tried to let people know that the Mandarin isn't a horrible interpretation of the character, but it's easily the hardest thing in the movie to talk about without spoiling.