I'm surprised you think the ending is impossible to guess because I thought it was obvious from the very beginning. The moment the Ballerina was introduced, the unnatural way she was walking made me realize they were all toys. Instantly got Tin Soldier vibes.

Oh man, I can't express how happy I am that Nagron is back together again. Now will they please just move west of the mountains and become shepherds and live long happy lives together already?

I really liked Ana's performance at the benefit. It seemed to be inspired by Pink's spectacular "Glitter In The Air" performance at the 2010 Grammys: http://www.youtube.com/watc…

It was pretty clearly Toronto from the very beginning of the episode when they referenced Bay St as well as the travel itinerary on the fridge saying Toronto Pearson Airport. I agree that it's refreshing to see Toronto actually play itself for once, especially on an "international" TV show.

Yeah, I was pleasantly surprised to see an international show openly set in Toronto (unlike the tiresome way Lost Girl skirts around it). I'm only 10 minutes into this pilot and I've already spotted the GO Train, Canadian $20 bills, an Ontario driver's license, a reference to "Bay St. blow boys", and a travel…

Nagron… :'(

For sure. She is the one and only reason I watch it every week. Still, I'm going to miss the regular coverage.

The scenes with Daryl and Hershel with their counterparts were my favorite as well. It was such an elegant (but arguably contrived) way to develop the secondary characters. And it even managed to humanize the Governor's henchman.

I hope the foster brother becomes one of Emily's allies. Something like "she burned down my house… but then she became the dearest sister I ever had"

He found letters which revealed that Emily and Amanda knew each other in juvie. He was angry that Emily knew about Amanda's revenge plot the whole time and let her continue even though it was dangerous.

The first two in your list are the same character. He didn't die fighting alongside Gannicus; he was wounded in the abdomen, which is what Caesar was taking advantage of during the fight to get the upper hand.

Yeah, I enjoyed it and I'd definitely like to see a season review. The cast is great, I love Jerome Flynn. Bronn!

It's called "autism spectrum disorder" now.

Honestly I was surprised that this show even had regular coverage. Not to say I don't appreciate it - Lost Girl is one of my guilty pleasures and I've been watching since its debut on Showcase here in Canada. I won't be peeved if the reviews stop coming, not as peeved as I was when we stopped getting Regular Leverage…

It was phenomenal. I love him.

It was phenomenal. I love him.

Haha my limbo funeral theory ended up sooo off the mark. Oh well, if I swing a hammer enough times I'm bound to hit a nail one day, or however that saying goes.

Haha my limbo funeral theory ended up sooo off the mark. Oh well, if I swing a hammer enough times I'm bound to hit a nail one day, or however that saying goes.

I got the impression that the people at the wake were in some sort of limbo where the room and their memories keep getting reset at a certain time. Which is why Nadine rushed out of the room when she realized it was getting late, and why the blonde girl didn't recognize Finn.

I got the impression that the people at the wake were in some sort of limbo where the room and their memories keep getting reset at a certain time. Which is why Nadine rushed out of the room when she realized it was getting late, and why the blonde girl didn't recognize Finn.