So the cave drawings reveal that it was Klaus who killed his mother, who did those drawings?  Did Klaus commit the murder in front of a werewolf?

It's the Michael Bay syndrome of blaming everyone else.  ie The Island

People who don't like Babe 2 did not get the point of a sequel.

I'd like to join Joe Johnston and Benicio Del Toro
in egging this guy's house. Those comments are the epitome of
unprofessionalism. This is just like when Michael Bay tried to blame
the failure of The Island on his cast. So I disagree,
we don't need more studio heads like this. We need ones that if they
"know" they…

Does Foreman have any actual power?  House steals a two hundred thousand dollar laser from the hospital and when he brings it back is given some extra clinic hours, that's it?

I think it was a bit of a mistake to have the writers make Sam and Dean wanted fugitives again, it strains credulity a bit much because they weren't just on the FBI's most wanted list they were on CNN and every other network.  Even if the public is told that the Winchester Brothers were captured and killed that…

Getting worse actually.  What joy we got out of seeing Reese as a bad ass fighter is being lessened every moment he's on screen being a dolt.

Reese is a moron.  When the two of them are handcuffed Zoe tells the badguys she will take them to the file they want, thus leaving Reese to die at the hands of hench #1, but as she leaves she kisses him goodbye and slips him a paperclip so he can pick the lock of the cuffs.

She was pissed that she almost got eaten by a walker that if she had her gun she could have shot.  And Dale was the one who decided she shouldn't have a gun.

Would that be surrey with the Fringe on top?

"That's biking."

Maybe the Winchesters are developing new survival instincts.  Leaving town with the nasty pair of witches still alive shows great forward thinking in the Darwin area.  The brothers realized they were way out classed and got out while the getting was good.

At least there can't be 14 different moles in Finch's organization as it's just him and Reese.  24 had the worst hiring practices.  But Jack Bauer could certainly teach Reese a thing or two about interrogations.

"I’m no legal expert, but I’m not sure finding three people beaten,
bound, and gagged in a room full of money is legitimate grounds for
arrest."

I went up a mountain road while stuffed in the hatchback of a Toyota Honda, it was really uncomfortable but at no point did I have feel the need to give up state secrets.  Seriously, the villains in the episode were just lame.

Worst kidnappers ever.  They tell the judge not to contact the FBI or the police, but seem unconcerned about the judge paling around with Reese.  Usually in kidnap shows or movies the kidnappers would actually keep an eye on the person to see if they have contacted the authorities.  What we get is Reese telling the…

Olivia is hot and so is Odette, but Odette loses points for looking too much like Jessica Alba.

I had the same reaction to House's "I totally didn't do it, and you can't prove it anyway."  Sound like a twelve year old's defense.

We went from the Wright Brothers to the moon landing in a blink of an eye (historically speaking) and sadly haven't done much since.

Astronauts and test pilots are very brave and know there is a very good chance they could die flying whatever new fangled ship the science boys dream up, but dying is one thing never existing is another.  Can't think of a much scarier prospect than finding out that at any minute you will have never been.