My bad.

Have you forgotten Felix in only an apron so soon?

You mean Duko's psychological torture of Alison, yes?

"A member of the House of Schleswig-Holstein-Sonderburg-Glücksburg, Philip was born into the Greek and Danish royal families. He was born in Greece but his family was exiled from the country when he was still an infant. After being educated in France, Germany, and the United Kingdom, he joined the British Royal Navy…

I think they're both heinous, but Victor a touch more. An arrogant junkie without whom Lily wouldn't exist in the first place.

Phrasing.

There's gonna be a lot of major character death, if that's the case. But maybe Claire Holt will be back for all of the shortened season?

Claire Holt was the only really good actress of the original cast. She makes even the worst material watchable. Danielle Campbell (Davina) started out bad but has gotten progressively more secure, believable and interesting to watch; Leah Pipes was always predictable and boring (which is actually worse than bad);…

Agree to disagree on this point. (Even as a vampire, she was the same annoying creature as before.)

Yes, and there was some tampering of watches and/or clocks involved, clearly. Now, whether she is actually the murderer or just an accomplice remains to be seen.

Cami was the absolute worst for me. This notion of "therapist to the Originals" was ludicrous from the beginning, and I wanted Klaus (or anyone) to laugh in her face and chop off her head every time she appeared onscreen. And Leah Pipes played her so mealy-mouthed and self-important, I always wondered what a truly…

Co-signing (to up the comment count).

Yes, the actress playing Cami was not quite as awful as the character as written while the character Hayley is wasted on the actress playing her. Still, I'm happier to see Cami gone than I would have been if Hayley had been killed off.

The same is true of Brona/Lily and the connecting of those dots, seeing as she's encountered several characters in each of her lives.

She is the ISABELLE ADJANI of this generation, in more ways than one.

Shonda's shows are highly rated.

No argument here.

Yeah, but HtGAwM is somehow my favorite Shondaland show, even if it lacks the reliability of Grey's, the lightness of The Catch and the shamelessness of Scandal. Probably because HtGAwM is the gayest and the trashiest and has Viola Davis.

The majority of flaws are in the writing, closely followed by some of the acting that seems to relish the worst aspects of the writing. (Acting is generally good to great.) Music cues are hit or miss, but you gotta applaud the commitment to showcasing classic R&B, even if it's too on the nose or precious. I find the…

Well, a completely different person did voice him at least once.