For me, the worst part about Connor was the idea that David Boreanaz and Julie Benz having a kid that looked like Vincent Kartheiser.

Probably, I just kept misreading it. It didn't help that I only took a two hour break for a nap.

Also, the Heroin is stamped with the logo of Davos, the Steel Serpent, who is a probably Iron Fist baddie.

The office across the way from Nelson and Murdock is called Atlas Investments, which could easily be turned into Alias Investigations. The run-down-ed-ness of the building would work with where Jess worked in Alias as well.

I just watched it back. It was the janitor. Then she says the line you quoted in Stray Observations, then it goes to the title sequence.

It wasn't Eddie that explained the four = death connection. It was the janitor, which led to an great line about making him the King of Garbage, or something. I don't remember exactly, but that's not my job.

Wow, I thought everyone would put The Waldo Moment at the bottom. You, dear internet friend, have interesting tastes.

1) This did have the best acting from Norbert Leo Butz. We also got to see his Norbert Leo Butt.

Darren Starr is no Amy Sherman-Palladino, for sure.

Aren't you supposed to show, not tell?

Do you think Netflix knew that House of Cards Season 3 was a little disappointing, and went back to back with Kimmy Schmidt and this to try to change the conversation?

I just noticed the relationship between the Durnsville turn, which is coming up!, and the Durnsville Turns (Turns! Turns! Turns!).

I don't know, the binging side of me agrees with you but I think that shorter seasons tend to have a lot more focus which leads to better shows in general.

And, when they were writing these episodes, it was still supposed to be on NBC. Even with some editing it would be hard to remove all of the formula-ness to make it more binge friendly.

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Does no one remember Noah, the short film that did this same thing two years ago?

He's in the first one.

It's nice there there's another human that remembers that show. The kids being terrible at baseball always tickled me.

Is there anyone else out there that appreciates the show and all that it is doing, but also finds it to be a bit dull?

I figure it's because there is no Erika in real life, and they haven't run out of things based on real life to really explore the fake girl.