Kimmi annoyed the crap out of me at the beginning of the episode with her condescension towards Monica and Monica's concerns that they would deplete their resources. When she called her "pumpkin" in her confessional, I felt murderous.

Once again Agent Lampshade is the only reasonable person in the room, reassuring Jane that it's not her he doesn't like/trust, but Weller's weirdness around her. Also his face at walking in on the ET chest-touching scene was hilarious. Like, "Great, Weller's shit is just getting weirder."

He seemed to think that FBI Lady's insistence that they're following Jane's tattoos, not Jane herself, is a smokescreen (hence his incredulity that they would have Jane at the cemetery if they didn't need more than just her tattoos).

I've started taking a drink every time Agent Blindspot's accent breaks. You should try it. It really improves his presence in the show.

For that matter, why don't they ever bring extra agents to the gunfights? They were out-manned by both the radioactive terrorists and the CIA goons. Pssst, the FBI should deploy more than five people to avert a nuclear disaster, show!

I'm (sigh) #TeamMichael in part because I feel like Rafael is in love with the idea of family and (an odd sort of) normalcy, which Jane brings — and of course who wouldn't also love Jane? — and could easily be happy with someone else, while Michael simply loves Jane and only Jane (I know the show has explicitly told…

I don't know, I think they can get a lot of mileage out of the Gilmores — especially Emily — navigating life without Richard. Still, the first thing I thought when I saw this article was that I'm sad Ed Herrmann is gone.

I'm somewhat convinced that my lack of desire to have children stems from that scene. I mean I'm also lazy and kinda selfish (I like my me time, damnit), but the thought of having KIDS WHO COULD DIE is just so terrifying to me, I can't even handle it.

Oddly, the part of that book that has stuck with me the most — even more than the evil undead cat and the [shudder] Achilles tendon slicing — is the part where King imagines the father grabbing the back of Gage's shirt in the nick of time, and Gage grows up happy and healthy and on the swim team and shit, and then of…

I don't know if the album still matters, but I do know I just downloaded it. And some Garbage tracks. And that one Prodigy song. And some Fugees. This article put me in a 90's spiral. Thanks, A.V. Club! (No, really, thanks! I'm pretty pleased with this evening's purchases.)

To Google!

More like two decades; I believe young Ichabod was supposed to be 14. Tom Mison is never going to look 14.

Hey, sometimes when two beautiful, talented people get together, it transcends the bounds of hegemony.

Oh good Lord, I don't think anyone thinks Keith is an actual factor in this game. I just plan to enjoy his general Keith-ness until he's gone. I'm sticking with the plan, in other words.

I got the impression that towards the end Kass was solely yelling to Joe and just ignoring Keith and Terry (who eventually found his way to Joe through the force of Joe's sheer magnetism).

Keith can't hear this comment.

Right? Eventually I had to wonder if he could actually see through that blindfold. Otherwise, he's fucking Daredevil.

Hey, that's not fair. We see her (briefly) whenever she's chosen to sit out a challenge!

Yeah, it really is unfair that they got stuck in a dead zone in addition to having to build camp from scratch, through nothing more than bad luck of the draw. There really should have been a challenge to determine who got the shitty new beach.

Yes, if the person is only technically dead.