I don't think they were bad internet bad people. They were just a group of random people, some cool, some jerks. They were trying to help someone who was important to the cause of free speech. When he turned around and murdered one of them, they withdrew their support.

Well they do need a resolution. It's not like the Snowden case has been wrapped up in real life. As Joan pointed out, when it's a case of leaking intel, there's a lot of moral ambiguity and it's not clear that they should even get involved much less bring him in.  When there's a murder, you have a clear crime, a clear…

If she's even really in prison. If anyone could switch identities with someone and keep a fake in prison while going about her real business, it's moriarty.

I love how she showed up with a van full of presents, possibly all from her, including one giant Tiffany box.

I thought they'd do more with the orphan thing. It was obvious where pan was going with it, so I thought it would be a ploy to capture Emma. (Does pan have power over orphans?)

Maybe she was never eligible for adoption because no one ever signed away their parental rights.

He didn't break up with her because she was sterile. I think it was pretty clear he broke up with her ultimately because a young Pema came on to him.

@avclub-898c87055d282d42845c71c13eb81990:disqus Also, I have a friend named Rohan. It's not even an obscure, ancient name.

Ugh, Canadians.

Well it's not as though Zuko got it together by book 2. She has time. On the other hand, maybe she's just a self-righteous person, and she's just going to be like that forever. I've encountered plenty of adults who suck.

The AV Club

All the female mathematicians I know are hot. None of them are killers, though. At least as far as I know.

Yeah, I lived in the UK for a year, and I still need subtitles to watch Doctor who.
That being said, I find Scottish accents delightful even if I don't always understand them.

Or you could just hire scientists to fix scripts. I think Alphas did that; Dollhouse clearly did not. Anyway, there are organizations that match science consultants with tv and film projects. Joss just doesn't seem to take advantage of it.

But she's a conflicted double agent, so she'll be fully committed to SHIELD during the season finale.

The funny thing about the sword fight for me was that just 2 hours ago I read about how Marina Sirtis and Gates McFadden were both trained fencers, but weren't allowed to fence during "Qpid" because they were female, and directors are stupid.

@olivececile:disqus I'd argue that Lily's opinion matters more than Ted's. Even based on the "name that skank" episode alone, Ted thinks every woman could be the one.

Day shift at the crab shack?

Good old Atlanta.

We know she's Latina. She is evil after all.