Absolutely agree! Have the same thing with my mom and my aunts.
When you compare them to my late grandmothers when they were 60? It's a completely different "style of aging".

haven't read the books but sounds exciting! But I assume most of that storyline will be in s.3?

This show is definitely on my "to watch" list. It can't be found on streaming sites in my country (or on cable), so I will probably have to use less noble ways to find it, but it is definitely a show I wanted to check since s.1.

Well, finally, my binge watch is over. Thank you Syfy, for this remarkable show. I missed this type of sci fi so freaking much.

I would say it is a small catastrophy for CW. Not for The 100 because at this point it's hard to believe that s.5 on Friday won't be its last. Don't get me wrong, 0.3 is bad, but for T100's future - insignificant.

Oh my God…I honestly don't know what to say. This is (not!) funny. Why would anyone publish something like this?

Bisexulality is not a mathematical equation. If this is how they see it, then they truly are clueless. And it's interest that this equation would have guy / girl / girl / guy. How convenient!

Yes! Netflix finally added Grimm in my country. Only one season so far, but it's a good sign. I stopped watching last season, so I need the whole thing asap. C'mon, Netflix, gimme more!

I stopped watching the show two seasons ago (but I'm planning to watch the whole thing again at some point).

I'm almost there: finished season one, already watched two episodes of s.2.
So happy this show exists.

Sooooo, I guess now is not the time to start watching The Flash again?

Well, I'm ready for my "Stan Watch". My "Martha Watch" been quite successful in previous seasons.

"cut her some slack,she is still grieving for Lexa…" the number of times someone said this to me in the last 12 months.

I think in terms of their budget, I would put The 100 only behind DC shows.

Plus, strong female characters =/= well written female characters (so many shows make this mistake)

yeah, I was reading that line and thought: that's not how I remember Clarke from s. 1-3.
Not sure how much has changed in s.4 (haven't seen it), but even on her best days full of empathy, the goal was always the same, first and foremost - keep her people safe.

Tears. Lots of them.

ok, thanks.

re Grounders and their strong genes (and awesome lips and just in general attractive facial features)
I thought Sky Women (who were in prison?) can't have children? Or I remember this wrong? did they change it in s.4?

man, last week I realized how much I miss this comment section. You guys are really fun and sometimes even smart. I would totally put you on my list.