The original screenshot was of Lester from last week because I couldn't find a newer one. Someone else did, thankfully, and replaced it.

I don't know if it's incompetence so much as the show not quite wanting her to have all the pieces yet, but I wondered about that, too.

Yeah, Todd mentioned the walkie-talkie thing in the review, I just forgot about it.

hahahahahahaha. Yes, you're right. I missed the subtle message of Shallow Hall. Here's my badge. You've—you've earned it.

The teaser for the episode said that Margot would prove she was willing to "sacrifice" anything for her cause; I actually assumed that meant the daughter would die this week. So yeah, you may be on to something.

Uh, no, the opposite of that in fact.

Wait, did you just list Shallow Hal as a—okay, that's actually convenient, really helps contextualize everything else, good job.

I'm embarrassed for you. Go learn how to be a human being and come back, okay?

I dunno, I think he gives a pretty great reason in the interview as to why the flaming wheelchair thing will work just fine if we get to Red Dragon.

If you saw the show first, then I literally have no idea what you're on about.

Watch the show, and then get back to me. Really. We'll all have a good laugh about this.

The best part of all of this is that Todd is actually being nice to you in his replies and _not_ spoiling something.

It's not a spoiler.

Hey, I don't have to love you to take your money. Wait, is this thing on?

Well, I can't speak for the others, but I'm certainly judging you.

oh my god YODA IS DENNIS PERKINS DENNIS PERKINS IS YODA it's just so _obvious_ now

That's not what it says on pg. 534.

Man, this reminds me of this great thing that Hitler said once.

I had that impression too. It's the way he reacts when Bashir says "I'm sure we'll see each other again," or something to that effect. Thankfully, since he doesn't actually kill himself on-screen, or say that he's going to, I'd say he survived.

When I was a kid, I used to dream about writing about a Star Trek series with a female lead. My mom was a powerful influence in my life, and sometimes at night, walking the dog with her under the stars, she'd look up into the sky and there'd be a tear on her cheek. And I think man, I'd give anything to put her in the…