It was a good scene, I agree. I'm a huge Sigourney fangirl, but her role here turned out to be one massive wasted opportunity.

That was seriously the worst. And as much as I like Alexandra and what Weaver was trying to do with her, she turned out to be a huge disappointment. Not really her fault, the writing simply wasn't there.

I already said it in spoiler space thread, but with this episode one thing started to be clear for me: The idea of The Hand as the main villain already felt overused in Iron Fist and in Defenders it went off the rails almost immediately. But that's the danger of almighty villains. The stakes often are build by…

yeah, that was fun episode. Matt and Jessica are joy to watch together. Probably because she so easily disarms his overly dramatic persona. They complement each other very well.

Just finished watching the whole thing, so it's going to be difficult to remember and grade each episode now, but really looking forward to comments, because I really need to rage with you guys about something that happend in ep 6, lol.

I could stare at Sigourney Weaver all day.
From what I've read, it looks like she did a good job with this role.
I'm really happy about this.

Me too!

Please write a book about this. I will totally read it!

I squealed when I saw Michael Hogan!
My favorite part of the show is when we have a wide shot of Peru or Mexico forests and then in the next scene we can clearly see Peru forest looks awulf a lot like the one in Vancouver. I was totally waiting for Clarke Griffin or Oliver Queen to jump into action.

I really need to start watching this.

sooooo, can we talk about Killjoys and Wynonna Earp here? (Still haven't seen Dark Matter recent season)
Because things are happening….
No? Okay.

I thought they did a good job with presenting Abigail's motives to hate Jackson.
Billy Burke is awesome.

om omg I can't wait!!!!!!

This is Jon Snow… king of the north.

He will be back. I don't watch SG, but well…I follow the drama a little bit and this is what he said (per tvl!ne): "After network chief Mark Pedowitz alluded to MIA Mon-El’s return at some point in Season 3, the TCA member who had asked him the question at hand opined, “Nobody wants that.” To which the network boss…

I always felt that he gets money for tweeting about those shows?
But now I'm not so sure…I mean, who would want to be associated with this…

lol, Mandsdale. What a bad luck.

I agree. Couldn't care less about romance on this show. Let it go Zoo, focus on the crazy.

Because this show is mental, my friend!

I read an article not so long ago: "Why we love the men of Wynonna Earp and Killjoys". Basically the main point of that article was, quote: "one reason these series are such great feminist examples is the way the male characters on both of the shows are written."