Didn't old Alec tell Garza something about not knowing love?  And when young Alec told Garza that he loved Emily, she let him live.  (That signed Emily's death warrant, as far as I was concerned.)  I know that romantic love isn't the same as familial love, but in that case, love would be love, right?  This means that…

The dead don't stay dead?  (See Curtis Chen.)

I don't like to be mean, even re fictional characters, but I've never cared about Kiera's family at all.  I care about Kiera and know that Kiera definitely cares about her family, and that buys them a little credit.  Still, it's difficult for me to hope for Kiera to return to the future she left given how corrupt it…

Wonderfalls is the first TV show I ever bought the DVD for.  I watched all four episodes when they aired on FOX and couldn't wait to see the series in its entirety.  :-)

Remember the Saturday Night Thrillogy?  :-)

I love Fry's blase attitude throughout this episode.

I thought the only prize for winning the tap-dancing competition was supposed to be "the satisfaction of winning."  Had Bender known about the trophy, he surely would have put tacks in Tonya's shoes sooner.

Futurama's a cartoon, so thinking about the holes in this episode's premise probably isn't called for.  That said, here I go…  Aren't the senses of taste and smell connected?  Marianne can presumably taste.  If she couldn't, wouldn't that have been mentioned?  Once she gets a sense of smell, wouldn't she be able to…

@avclub-26c0eb74eb2e815d15918a4ac46473ec:disqus The general had his own agenda, but my sense is that if the news team hadn't been so focused on the sarin, it might still have found some sort of story in Operation Genoa.

Wow!  I love all of this.

I totally missed that.  Okay, I hope she has a good time there and doesn't feel the need to rush back anytime soon.

Did I miss something about Katrina?  I didn't mind her absence; it just felt weird that when Louis was trying to think of lawyers who'd be on his side during the mock trial, he didn't think of her.  Also, now that Louis is in charge of molding all of the associates again, will he have time to be her mentor?

The extent of Darby's involvement is still unclear.

That's why she said it, yes, but it could be true of Will unbeknownst to Mac due also to the game's dated nature. (Does that make any sense at all?)

I was gonna say.  More like "re-reboot."  I remember the Melissa Joan Hart ep.

This is what happens when Neal is allowed to fire someone.

My interpretation of the government's actions during Genoa is that they weren't entirely aboveboard but they weren't what News Night was saying they were.

Did the General lie?  He said Genoa happened, and it did.  I believe white phosphorus was even used.  He didn't say for sure that sarin was used, and it wasn't.

I loved it when Leona called Will a Daniel Craig wannabe and he said he definitely didn't want to be Daniel Craig.  :-)

Mac says something like "You'll really watch absolutely anything, won't you?"