With that, I have sadly gave up on Empire. :(

This is so crazy. I don't know what to believe, but the fact that Mr. Poopybutthole exists should have an explanation.

This episode wasn't great, but it definitely wasn't a C+. (it was a B). I think you may be a tad too salty about portraying Jacqueline as a Native American.

Great interview. This made me appreciate Mary Steenburgen a lot.

I think you were a bit too harsh about this episode. Yes, everything essentially works out, but it's not like that was unpredictable if you've seen the show before. There are a few untouchable characters on the show. When Carl got shot, we all thought "Let's be real - he's alive." The Walking Dead tries to kill big…

Well, some of the characters are arguably stepping forward just not very far ahead. We have slight changes in a few characters. Fiona realizes that she doesn't want to be seen as a maternal figure, but as a sister from now on because she failed as a maternal figure but does not want to fail as a sister (and I mean,…

Honestly wtf. This season of AHS was surprisingly the biggest mess yet which is honestly amazing because I didn't think it could top itself. But it did.

1. The Leftovers
2. BoJack Horseman
3. Game of Thrones
4. Broad City
5. Fargo
6. Master of None
7. Orange Is the New Black
8. Transparent
9. Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt
10. You’re the Worst
11. Mr. Robot
12. Review
13. Casual
14. Veep
15. Rectify

I don't care what anyone else says. This episode was likely the best TV episode of the year. It was amazing. The fact that this has a B grade is appalling.

Alison killed Scotty to prevent Noah from finding out the baby is Cole's. Calling it. (and not checking other comments because I'm sure someone else pointed this out)

I think that the reason for this is that a lot of older, conservative people watch this show and that they are only doing this to save the ratings because half of ABC shows have gay characters.

This episode was a B. There were a lot of good moments, but it was too long and the story was annoyingly predictable. Once I saw Morgan was taken by the guy, I knew exactly how the episode would go and I was right.

If this is the series finale, then I actually like the idea of Forrest dying with the show. As of last episode, he literally had everything taken away from him (and why I'm referring to last episode is due to his father). The only thing that Forrest had left was the monster of the show.

I haven't seen Grey Gardens, but I thought that this episode was one of the best things I've seen all year. It was such a surprise.

At first, I wasn't sure what to think of this show. After watching the first episode, I almost dropped it. But, I decided to keep watching because I love Netflix and I heard it gets better. I'm so glad that I did. This show surprised me in a great way. It's not perfect, but it has so many great moments and…

I actually thought Scandal dealt with Jerry's death well. But, it did not deal with Harrison's death well at all.

Little known fact (that might've been mentioned anyway): the real Permian Panthers in Friday Night Lights enemy team were known for raping women in high school as mentioned in the book. (unless I'm remember incorrectly)

There are some problems with the chaos of the plot. Too much is happening (where was Art? :( ). But overall, I thought it was a great episode and another reminder of how robbed Tatiana Maslany is every year at the Emmy's. I would have gave this episode a B+ as well. I'm really excited to see what comes next.

This wasn't a great episode, but I still liked it. I would give it a solid B-. I'm no longer very interested in the Carter-Lori drama. I'm more interested into what the family will be like with Lori locked up… which isn't going to happen. David and Elizabeth's relationship is very frustrating because Elizabeth is…

"Yahoo must have gotten rid of its own bird nest because my desktop browser experience this week was by far the least maddening viewing experience I’ve had thus far." This was actually the worst week for me thus far! :(