I'm at a loss for words. I'm just so happy that this show exists. One hour was not enough to say goodbye to this wonderful and bizarre world that Alex Hirsch and co. built. Stan was the character from the main cast I didn't expect to love as much as I do now or have much depth but he ended up making me cry the most.…

I was watching on my laptop and my friend asked me what was wrong because I looked like I was close to crying. Of course it was during the Team Witness reunion. Even though this show is not what it once was, Abbie and Crane will always bring me back. Oh, and also Mills sister moments. Always the Mills sisters too.

Ugh, they just HAD to bring up Rebecca again. I wish Annalise told Laurel the truth already (but we all know that would go against who Annalise is) so that everyone in the Keating Five knows and they never have to wonder about what happened to her ever again.

Now that Sleepy Hollow's been relegated to the Friday death slot, we can surely say that season 3 will be the last. Such a shame, the comments here after a new episode used to reach into the hundreds. Honestly, if this is truly the end, they may as well go all the way and finally give us the Ichabod and Abbie pairing…

FINALLY! I was actually getting worried that it wouldn't be renewed, but the closer we got to August I figured they'd pull something like this. This is a show that I tuned into because I was hearing some hype about it, but I stopped halfway through the first episode because I was so confused. A few days later I…

I was sitting at a lecture this morning and boom, Mabel's "I don't even know if you're my grunkle" and "I trust you, Grunkle Stan" scenes started playing in my head and I swear, I was close to breaking down in the lecture room. It's been three days and I'm still floored, and I don't know if I will ever recover. I'm…

This episode had the most laugh-out-loud moments for me so far. Mostly because of Constance Wu. When is it not because of Constance Wu? She is a treasure. Jessica is a treasure. How many of us would storm into a furniture store that's not hiring and tell them that they obviously need your help because they priced…

Ichabod and Abbie's bond is why I was pulled into this show. The scene where Ichabod saw all his memories with Abbie on her phone was magical. Her password is his birthday.

Gravity Falls, you have been sorely missed! When the theme song started playing, I wanted to cry from having been deprived of new episodes. One of the things I enjoy most about this show is the small stuff. These characters are always so expressive in their facial features and body language, helping to make their…

This might be my favorite episode of Book 4 so far. Always love stories that focus on any Beifong, especially now that they added Toph to the mix. When she revealed the name of Lin's dad so casually, I burst out laughing. Touché, Bryke. And that fight scene between Su and Kuvira was exhilarating! I hope we get more…

I cried at the end. Really though, anything that involves the Mills sisters makes me cry. Just having both of them together on screen turns me into a bawling mess.

I just find it strange that he's only believing now, I mean he must have encountered the supernatural in some way while acquiring all those artifacts. And if he has this kind of profession, he must be a believer, otherwise why would he even bother? It's like having a mathematician who doesn't like math.

Why does Hawley even bother dealing with supernatural artifacts if he's so skeptical about the supernatural? But when the supernatural does happen he's really quick to whip out all sorts of magical weapons. I remember being so excited for where his character would go when he was first introduced, but he's been exposed…

Oh yes, you're right, it was Kuvira, thank you. It's just that the way Opal and Su were harping on Korra to take her down that I started thinking it was Korra who made the deal.

Thank you for quoting Huan in the stray observations: "You're crushing my individuality!" I shouldn't have laughed so hard because he said that during such a tense scene just before the end of the episode, but I couldn't help it. I really love the side characters in Korra. Honestly, I did not like Varrick at all…

Holy hell. If you ever feel bad about your stomach after Thanksgiving dinner, just be glad you're not about to give birth to baby Moloch.

Cannibalism? McSuckit? Secret societies with creepy red robes and an eye crossed out as its symbol? Gravity Falls truly isn't messing around.

"Can you imagine me in my prime? I would have destroyed you!"

I'm glad more people are beginning to understand that Mako is a huge dork who really isn't that good with expressing his feelings.

What an emotional, heartbreaking episode. Janet Varney did an incredible job carrying the weight of turmoil that Korra is feeling. I'm glad they're giving Katara her time to shine for one last time. I'm also really happy about how they continue to develop Korra and Asami's friendship. It makes sense that Korra finds…