Scully: "Gina, tag in?" Gina: "No, not even if it would cure cancer." Biggest laugh of the night in an episode full of big laughs. Chelsea Peretti is just the greatest.

Sooomewheeeeere ouuuut there….

Bippity, boppity, give me the zoppity.

Oh I'm aware kids watch and like The Dark Knight etc., but the point was adults very much enjoyed it too as it was sold as a much more sophisticated, dark, challenging series rather than a, say, The Amazing Spider-Man that was so obviously kid-centric.

A-. I've lost track of the grades Homeland gets, last week's was a B+, but this week a B-, when personally I enjoyed this episode SO MUCH MORE than last week's. it loses a mark for the training montage, which I called when Brody was on the ground but didn't actually think it would happen, but this is probably my…

A, some of the biggest laughs so far this season, really sweet ending. I'm so happy this show is as great as I hoped it would be when the trailer came out. Boyle is outstanding. The only issue I have with B99 so far is I feel like they're trying to shoehorn in a backstory for Jake, when basically everyone else has…

"You don't sell costumed superheroes (or spy romps, for that matter) to an adult audience." Disregarding the entire Christopher Nolan foray into Batman, I see.

I'm guessing they're referring to the improvements from Season 1 to Seasons 2/3, which were both excellent. Season 4 was poor, but I really liked Season 5 on the whole. Closed out the show well.

Great review for a great episode, but I do disagree on the "maybe too much" about what we learnt from Charlie. Charlie has constantly said how The Waitress is the love of his life, he was willing to use a really attractive girl to prove that in a really dark way; Charlie will literally do anything for The Waitress.…

Think you missed "The Day We Died" from this list. It has one of the all time best twist endings I can think of in TV.

Think you missed "The Day We Died" from this list. It has one of the all time best twist endings I can think of in TV.