Why did you find the potential puppy murder suspenseful? I personally abhor all injury to any pooch, so for me if the dog dies on any show/movie, it really pisses me off. You can imagine how rough Game of Thrones was for me with some of their dog's storylines, but I can't say I was in suspense because I was worried…

lol yes it's certainly the better of the names!

I couldn't disagree with you more on the Puppetmaster episode. I think Hama is meant to be something of a tragic figure until she starts harming innocent people for no good reason and is working to cause Aang and Sokka to harm/kill each other. But basically what you're saying is that it's basically ok for a holocaust…

I was prepared to downgrade the episode for the same reasons, I don't like the way the Lip storyline or the Mickey storyline was handled, and I would prefer to see it done differently. But in the end, I had to recognize that not liking the way it was handled personally does not mean that they did a bad job of doing…

Anyone else think the kid playing her son might be the worst actor in TV history? (other than soap stars…maybe)

Anyone else waiting for the grand realization that the only reason Clyde is such an annoying douche is because he's been in love with Doug this entire time and is only waiting for the moment when they can be sad and pathetic together in the open? I honestly don't know what annoys me more, under developing a large cast…

Naked Evan Peters now please!!!!!!

Greatest effect ever: the blood vessels bursting in Seppius' eyes as Glaber crushed his throat. It's that kind of attention to detail that other shows lack and that continues to put at least the violent aspect of this show over the top! Though I am sad to see Seppius go prior to any nudity: he was a cutie!

I'm really sick of the way EVERYTHING  that they encounter of a supernatural origin makes the cameras they're using go all whacky. What's the point of the format the show is attempting to use if everything that's actually worth filming doesn't really show up on film? I think the whole "found footage" genre (if we can…

So, is Messing basically going to play a version of Grace for the rest of her life? Here she is again with another gay bestie she's just, maybe, a little too close to.

Liked the V and Kev stuff? That was hands down my least fav part of this episode! It's not that I don't buy it that they would deal with their emotions over Ethel leaving in such a fashion, but dear God was that annoying to watch! It felt like it came from a different show to me. I think it's because I never really…

Does anyone else think we're leading to a  moment when Carol and Daryl sleep together? I've been wondering if this would be the case for the last few episodes and I honestly don't know. Nor do I know how I'd feel about it…

Really? No mention at all of Suren's "Please don't ground me, mom!" line? lol I really really enjoyed the first season, but as soon as she said those words I started wondering if I'd ever watch this show again really.

I miss redemption Island. :-( It was something that legitimately changed the way one might play the game.

I think the main problem with Glee is that it's serialized programming that comes off episodic. You don't know where you'll stand with any episode of Glee until it airs and you see what that particular storyline will be. Will it be all about the teacher we all hate, a-la last week's fiasco, or will it be a fun groovy…

Um no mention of how horribly underused Ellen Page was as Lindsey? I'd love to have seen the plots reversed with Chris and her getting the A-slot so they could have had an entire episode. I just don't see why you bring her in to only have her run like 2 lines.

Yeah I couldn't disagree more. I think it's one thing to go over the show with a fine tooth comb and find the missteps in it, but what I tend to feel about Glee is that usually the missteps are at least well hidden by the fun factor. If you're a fan of Britney Spears, then Britney/Brittney was a fun, enjoyable episode…

I agree about Carl being a bit predictable, but I'm hoping that at a certain point they take him in a slightly different direction. As for Debbie, I do see the character development from both sides, and I think it will pay off for any number of viewers, I just don't think I'll be one of them lol. I find myself…

I have to disagree on the Debbie thing. I'm actually not a fan of hers this season, but a lot of that is because I typically hate Teen Drama and she's going full tilt into annoying, angry all the time, teen girl territory. It makes sense, sure, but I can't appreciate it personally. Especially because I actually like…

Ultimately, I agree. The main problem I had with this episode was that I think the show lost a large portion of its comedy. There was something about this episode that felt more like going through the motions than attempting to truly do something funny or meaningful. I won't say that I want Ian's job at the store to…