I like watching Joe play, especially when he's in the mix with more cerebral schemers. Every season needs a physical sort of player to mix things up.

Limitless is actually pretty decent. It's playful and doesn't take itself too seriously, and has fun with the format.

I saw this and I almost think it makes it worse? Breaking format by keeping your format and not telling the audience is…not great.

Whoops! Fixed, despite awesomeness.

I didn't even notice this. He is so far up his own ass right now, it's incredible.

The actual leads of the show have done much worse, though. Damon killed Uncle Zach's pregnant girlfriend/wife/whatever (and that's only the tip of the Damon iceberg).

I am mostly referring to the Caroline/Damon situation and how that was totally swept under the rug.

Yeah I rewound and paused. A "Wi." Way to make it confusing as hell, Spencer.

Severide is, in fact, the greatest.

As a fan of both I would argue that Grey's is much more about the personal lives of the doctors and less about the patients, which makes them feel different to me. ER was more balanced.

My biggest problem with PD is the Voight character and how the show glorifies his abusive interrogation and investigation tactics. It's stomach turning. I do love Sophia Bush (and the majority of the rest of the characters) so they keep me watching.

I love Paul and think he's done amazing work on this show, but yeah. His heart doesn't feel in this season at all.

Thank you for the Ciera explanation! That makes sense.

It's almost an A. Like an A minus plus.

Yeah I have a day job. Can't stay up too late!

Whoooooops. Agent it shall be going forward.

Isn't it good everyone sees this show differently? I would argue that's actually the point of the show. I definitely don't think it is as sophisticated as it thinks it is, but that's okay, because I like the show for what I see it as and that's enough.

Hey, that wasn't in the episode! The CW promo department is strange.

I used it in the stray observations in a humorous way. If you find that unprofessional, that's fine. I disagree.

Season two is genuinely great television. Not good. Great.