Sinclair was the MVP of this episode. That smirk while Pike was interrogating him was all kinds of awesome.

Selfie sticks aren't annoying so much as actually hazardous when walking in tourist-y areas. I was in Times Square the other day and almost got whacked in the face by one more than once.

"I could do this all day."

Nick is really making progress — he exited to the left (or at least, the shower) instead of moonwalking away!

Those opening notes to “The Villain in My Own Story” got me so excited — they're identical to Poor Unfortunate Souls, and I was so happy to see this show taking on the (arguably) best Disney villain song ever.

I mean, they had the narration on when I watched the episode?

Total throwaway moment, but I must have wanted Clarke to call Murphy her friend really badly, because that made me so happy for some reason.

Agreed — I think they took a gamble based on the (presumably) high response the show has been getting from Netflix viewers. Like, in Canada, they're releasing each episode on Netflix the day after it airs. So I guess that counts as a significant measure of success?

I have a really hard time balancing all the residual positive feelings for Bellamy over the past two seasons with the mess that they've made of him this season. So I can't fully support his death at this point, and am kind of hoping they can turn this around…

Here, just let me put the spirit of the Commander into this Altoids box….

"Alright, well, I suppose—"
"SPLENDID!"

"Stop being so whimsical, Winston!"

I was gripping the remote really hard all through that last scene and accidentally CHANGED THE CHANNEL RIGHT before the kiss…and then had to flip to get back and OVERSHOT IT….and finally got back JUST in time.

We only have, what, 3 hours until we can no longer make Leo/Oscar jokes??? GET ON THIS PEOPLE

You mean Aberforth Dumbledore?

Even more astounding is that Reznor's score won over John Powell's for How to Train Your Dragon…

"We'd be the two baddest sons of bitches of all time."

^^ And imo their relationship at this point is more about the fact that they're all each other really has left — Clarke's gone, Bellamy (whom Kane seemed to have a little bit of a mentorship thing with) is off doing whatever the hell he wants, Jaha has, for lack of a better term, lost it. It's basically Kane and Abby…

Maybe it was just me, but I was under the impression that Miller's bf (I almost typed Monty, maybe that's wishful thinking) was aware of the resistance's scheme — Miller mentioned something about getting the horse out to him, so I assumed he was in on Kane's side.

I watched this around 12AM and let out a completely involuntary, really loud yell when Jaha forgot Wells' name. I feel like I should apologize to my roommate.