Can someone explain to me why Jason's plan to marry Pillboi would mean there'd be no one to testify against them? I thought it was just a delightfully bizarre plan and it made me laugh for that reason, but then I started to wonder why he came up with this [I suspect with Jason there's some remarkably lateral logic at…

Admittedly, I was busy doing something else for the first half of this episode so didn't pay full attention, but I did get a bit confused by EVERYTHING. I suspected Deacon Joe might have moved his wife's corpse after that lady mentioned stolen church money and the police/priest coming to search his house. Did she say…

Pardon my comic book ignorance, but does Iron Fist's powers make him immune to cold temperatures? He's got to be real chilly with his shirt open like that. I feel like his mum; I'm worried he's going to get the sniffles.

That was a cravat, you fashion Neanderthal!

Oh yeah, good point about Wong!

Oooooooooooh!

A lot of chuckles this episode. Alba's "I did not expect this outcome at all" bit was great, and Ben's mental breakdown at the end was absolutely masterful for a tiny child actor. "I'm happy, I'm saaaaad."

I'm starting to think she's more like a fish. Her eyes are really far apart, like they're on the sides of her head.

I've just started watching it - I told my friend, who recommended it with this lengthy babble about all the cool stuff in it: "You only had to say two words: Thomas Jane."

Christ Almighty, that promo(?) shot for FEUD makes them all look like melting waxworks.

Every time I hear about this show I keep getting debilitating flashbacks to that awful 90s/early 2000s mutant show starring Sutter Kane and Andy Warhol. I'm so disgusted at the thought of it I can't even bring myself to Google its name.

Afterlife With Archie is really cool and incredibly dark, all things considered. I think that's what gives me hope for this RIVERDALE series. I mean, I'm not expecting zombies and all that, but if they can, for instance, introduce Sabrina (so to give them a foot in the door for future weirdness), that would be pretty…

"Man, I thought Sexy Time Dad Radio was a severely underrated look at sex, time travel, dads and radios." - me, in ten years.

Everybody pretend to look surprised, it's AGENTS OF SHIELD: ROGUE ROBOT EDITION! Boy oh boy, it's good to have this back on telly. I started watching IT'S ALWAYS SUNNY to fill in the time, and I'm enjoying it, but SHIELD'S sense of fun has been sorely missed by this potato. Anyway:

I finally started watching this a couple of weeks ago and am now near the end of season three. I found quite a lot of season two (I didn't bother with one) a bit too unpleasant, but season three feels like they're hitting their stride and being awful to each other but balancing it out with unexpected sweetness eg…

They were fantastically obnoxious! Part of me wishes it was socially acceptable to act that way in real life.

Nice! Some FOREVER love! I adored that show.

"Would a hug make you feel better? Too late, you're getting one!"

I'm really enjoying this show, although the gap between this and the last episode meant I was a bit confused at the start as to who was who and when was when.

A friend of mine had a pretty snazzy idea for a new version. Quoted verbatim: