If I recall correctly, the immediate choice he was faced in that moment was to let those two (?) humans die or kill Zod. Not let humanity die. Of course you can say that he would eventually, and maybe even very shortly there after, kill all humans. But Superman killed him to save two humans. You can look at the…

It's amazing how one statement from someone can make you dread every single piece of entertainment coming from said person.

I feel like the attack on people who enjoy this show is just as bad as the ridiculous "nerd" jokes in the show. It's not the funniest show on television, by a long shot, but it is enjoyable and has enough character and jokes to get by in an episode. And if you find you can't muster any joy whatsoever out of this show,…

Jake's corny jokes are the best, and I died when he said "Yes, tank you." The conviction he has in his voice…

Wow, I just got the callback with the "It's for the bride!" line. I love this show.

No.

I'm calling it now. Mako is eventually going to be set up as a villain of the series. Not clear-cut, super over-the-top, but I still believe that is a route that they might, and should, go down. His relationship with Korra is definitely going to end, and it's only a matter of when (I'm thinking mid-season). Mako…

Her?

This is the first episode I've watched since Michael's departure in Season 7. I approached it as a sort of "Christmas episode" of the British series. Or something like that. It was a chance to catch up with the characters and see where they are all these years later. I have long since made peace with the show…

SIIIIIIIIIIIIMMMMSSSS!!!

David Sims slow descent into madness will be this show's true legacy.

I understand that they don't want the show to be an exact replica of the comics; that's a good thing. However, by leaving out certain aspects of it that they do, the show doesn't make a lick of sense. Do you see how many of them there are during Rick's "big speech"? Like 6 or 7. THAT'S IT. By eliminating all the…

Yeah, I can definitely see that happening. And considering the relationship they built between Andrea and the Governor, that will definitely add more meaning to it.

It almost feels like the show's building up to the series finale rather than a season finale. It feels almost certain that many people are going to die: Colt, Johnny, Drew, Ellen May, and Ava all seem like they've reached the end. One thing is for certain, there's going to be some tragic events to occur in these last…

They missed a good chance to use this song:

I'll try and find the best way to put this into words, but these situations are different. Charlie is naive and childish, doing things that are horrifying but not realizing the impact of what he is doing. But what he does in this episode is calculated evil. Like hardcore.

I'll try and find the best way to put this into words, but these situations are different. Charlie is naive and childish, doing things that are horrifying but not realizing the impact of what he is doing. But what he does in this episode is calculated evil. Like hardcore.

I'm glad I came and read this review. A month ago I sat down to catch up with this season and was liking what I was seeing, if not loving it. But this episode came along and I was really feeling it, up until the end. I have not been able to go back and watch any more episodes because I am THAT disgusted with Charlie's…

I'm glad I came and read this review. A month ago I sat down to catch up with this season and was liking what I was seeing, if not loving it. But this episode came along and I was really feeling it, up until the end. I have not been able to go back and watch any more episodes because I am THAT disgusted with Charlie's…

You don't know what you're talking about. He is fun in this movie. A little angst-y, sure, but less than Raimi's films. Like the review said, the characters are what Webb got right. Everything else was lackluster.