Forgive me if I have trouble sympathising with a producer who chooses to take a bunch of kids and try to make them reality show stars. If he had a relationship with them, he'd have tried to stop things before one of them died, instead of trying to keep it on the air after.

Aren't black people the blacks of Europe?

I'd also like to point out that Boyd Crowder is about 1000 times better as an antagonist than Joe Carroll.

In the season finale, Ryan's father will be revealed as magically not dead.

You see, Dawes first formed in…wait, let me back up. You see, the earliest recorded instance of music is…wait, let me back up. The human ear has evolved…

To be fair, so did Karen Gillan, probably.

Yeah, this actually makes perfect sense from a business perspective, as another reality show is most likely to draw in the kinds of people who watch The Voice.

I heard about the Idiocracy ripoff before I saw the trailer, and thought maybe it was blown out of proportion, but no, they lifted the entire joke and transplanted it. There's no two ways to interpret it.

I wonder if Annie Parisse is regretting going from the kickass takes-no-shit Kara Stanton on Person of Interest to the toothless "help me understand you" agent she's become here. I feel like Stanton would've killed everyone, including Carroll, in the time it took Bacon to shoot the bulletproof glass.

Abandoning the idea harped on in the pilot, classic Poe.

From what I've heard of Paramore, there's less of the White middle class angst thing going on in their songs. Then again, I haven't heard much Paramore. Or Linkin Park for that matter. This opinion is based pretty much only on Evanescence, and the only people I know who like Evanescence also thought Avril Lavigne was…

What happened to his possible ptsd-induced rage? He didn't even try to take a swing at Carroll, even though Carroll was unarmed for most of the time.

You forgot "250 more characters will be introduced. In stunning twists, all of them will turn out to be secret followers."

Seriously, everyone stood around like they caught someone with their pants down. And why would anyone try to rob a crowded convenience store? Isn't that burglary 101?

Nope, it's clearly Misha Collins and Mark A. Sheppard.

Probably the Argentine media too.

The, uh, internet, ah, always finds a way.

That's what I heard too.

It's also a woman doing the story of Carrie, which I think would have a major impact considering how it goes.

They got real imaginative with the name there, didn't they?