No, they're not legally illegitimate, but let's not pretend "illegitimate child" is an uncommon or outdated phrase. It still gets used a lot unfortunately, and it's application is mostly social, and mainly applies to children born to people in positions where such a child would be considered a scandal, so the phrase…

For a few moments I was desperately afraid the season was going to end on an assassination attempt. Just the way the final shots focused on Will and his bodyguard leaving the ACN building.

For a few moments I was desperately afraid the season was going to end on an assassination attempt. Just the way the final shots focused on Will and his bodyguard leaving the ACN building.

I enjoyed how his grand attempt to smoke out trolls was to tell them he'd turned FBI informant figuring somehow their narcissism would overpower their skepticism or self preservation.

I enjoyed how his grand attempt to smoke out trolls was to tell them he'd turned FBI informant figuring somehow their narcissism would overpower their skepticism or self preservation.

It was a bit light wasn't it? I mean, there have been Daily Show segments with more meat than they managed to come up with, and that's mainly a comedy program.

It was a bit light wasn't it? I mean, there have been Daily Show segments with more meat than they managed to come up with, and that's mainly a comedy program.

I like Dev Patel, but I hope in the second season his character achieves more than Bigfoot pitches and needlessly escalating death threat scenarios.

I like Dev Patel, but I hope in the second season his character achieves more than Bigfoot pitches and needlessly escalating death threat scenarios.

So, for next season, let's hope the new showrunner and writing team manage to fix the action less on stupid side plots and tertiary characters (I'm looking at you Alcide, Terry and half the Merlotte's Crew) and focus a bit more on the inevitable shitstorm that's bound to happen between vampires and humans as a result…

So, for next season, let's hope the new showrunner and writing team manage to fix the action less on stupid side plots and tertiary characters (I'm looking at you Alcide, Terry and half the Merlotte's Crew) and focus a bit more on the inevitable shitstorm that's bound to happen between vampires and humans as a result…

Context yo.

Context yo.

Her hands were in his.

Her hands were in his.

Oh god. I wish I could claim that significant portions of this episode didn't resonate with parts of my university experience.

Oh god. I wish I could claim that significant portions of this episode didn't resonate with parts of my university experience.

The authority scenes make me chuckle. They're supposed to be this elite, secret and uber Machiavellian organisation that's been steering events like a group of Chessmasters on steroids. So when we actually met them, the ineptitude of their Guardian this season is particularly galling.

The authority scenes make me chuckle. They're supposed to be this elite, secret and uber Machiavellian organisation that's been steering events like a group of Chessmasters on steroids. So when we actually met them, the ineptitude of their Guardian this season is particularly galling.

This is a shame. I was really looking forward to their take on the scene where Ailes meets Jon Stewart in a bar, who confesses, in Ailes words to "basically being a socialist".