What upsides does Constantine really have? It's relatively expensive, the ratings suck, and it's creatively weak.

So true. The show is going to have a tough time filling his shoes next season.

At acting?

Have you never watched television before?

You just want to watch Ollie ride him, don't you?

Hopefully this move will liven the show up a bit, because season one was really boring.

Coulson is a lead in name only. The show might as well be called Flying the Friendly Skyes. The amount of time the show focuses on her, either directly or via other characters talking about her, is ridiculous.

Why would the CW want it? They are positively overstocked with shows right now as it is.

After a weak pilot I thought Backstrom got really, really good.

Hey, there's more than one of us here.

The first season wasn't even very good. I have no hope at all for this one.

I agree. I love watching one episode a week of all the shows I'm watching rather than blowing through things binge-watch style.

What else can they really do?

The difference is with my Tivo I never have to watch a commercial at all in anything on cable.

A hit?

Sure, but the internet doesn't try to convince me that CBS sitcoms are good like it does with crap like Mindy, Community, or Parks and Rec post season three.

Bob Morley poet and a prophet.

Did you really think the entire supporting cast was dead?

So true. Eva Green deserves that award.

Homeland had a good season and Empire was a runaway smash hit, so I don't have a problem with either nomination even though they probably wouldn't be my picks.