It's nice to see that Irisa is so much smarter that Brad Pitt.

The writers clearly saw the hypocrisy, since they crammed it into a single scene to make sure it was obvious. The character just didn't care.

I wouldn't say "borders." If you let a sick kid die just so you won't delay your revenge plans that's pretty much full villain in my book.

For a moment I thought they were getting rid of both Charlie and her boyfriend in this episode.

We'll eat just about anything but there's no way I'm choosing Revolution (ever) if it's at the same time as Arrow.

Maybe Monroe didn't have him shot in there. Maybe he had instructed his men to take him out the back but Jeremy preferred to shoot himself right there (since he had his gun on his the whole time).

There shouldn't be a need for calories when you have an unlimited supply of absorbed electricity.

Half-misspelling, half-Freudian slip?

What I didn't get was why she went from being so terribly bored to thinking the outing was cool when she was in a comma all the time between those 2 points.

No, I think Amy would have told the soldiers to load their guns and start hunting the Cybermen.
Locking themselves in a strong, fortified defensive position is much more Clara.

We're talking about a girl who dated Vic. I don't think she needs all that much to fall in love with someone.

Laurel is probably a very interesting character off camera, with all her lawyer work in that ultra-dangerous part of town. But since we never see that and that is all that defines her character… there's no much of a character at all there.

Don't underestimate how much lots of people around here hate triangles in general, just out of principle, but I think part most of my personal problem with Laurel is her "predetermined" status. I also had this problem with Smallville. I feel it completely robs the characters of their agency and makes the world seem…

No, not about sleeping with him… she clearly said that her mind is in just playing doctor.

Their fighting styles are not that similar. What happens is that Malcolm is a master of all ancient fighting styles. Remember the first time we saw him with Tommy? It was not a bow he was using. The only reason he chose the hooded costume from among his vast array of ancient warrior costumes and started using a bow…

Because if their leader was no longer called Monroe or Matheson, they would probably have to rebrand their arm with a new logo.

Where his acting was totally bland for a "boyfriend of the woman I'm impersonating" and even more so for the "Conspirator who is tracking the secret experiment" it suddenly seems like it was always right on point if he's a clueless traumatized ex-soldier who is being blackmailed into monitoring someone he knows…

He went to the lake house to train Jeremy as a hunter and lost all those days of classes.

Forbes & Forbes: Vampire Detectives.

You know what is THAT hot?
Elena opening the curtains without a daylight ring!