Yeah I plan to some time.

I've never watched Sleepy Hollow and still it's been sad to follow the trajectory of the reviews this season.

It's a shaky episode but my love for "Initiation" makes me like it more. Ollie and Kara are just wonderful together because Ollie has this balance of "knowing Kara has to make some mistakes so don't judge her" and "I've been there and you really don't want to go down this route."

I'm watching TNG for the first time (though I'd seen BoBW, All Good Things, The Game which is underrated fun, and a couple others long before now) and the scene with Guinan and Riker is easily one of my favorites.

Yeah I just mean as a "anything could happen" kind of episode. It's not really clear if Janeway was killed.

I've always thought a Star Trek series that plays more Game of Thrones in the sense that it's willing to off major characters would be thrilling. I grew watching Voyager where the best episodes were the ones where everybody died (Course: Oblivion, Worst Case Scenario, Year of Hell, and Basics isn't that extreme, but I…

Unfortunately, will.i.am

Yeah, the suit is comic-y but knowing Lotz does a lot of her own stunts gave it credibility. I'm not a comic person either, though I suspect people who are readers aren't locked in on Laurel as Canary together with Ollie either. I bet they just want a good story too.

She really is.

I'm sure it's in her contract but Arrow now has the HIMYM Problem: Both found compelling female actresses (Lotz and Milioti) but they're so married to the original narrative it hurts the show. Arrow's problem is much harder to fix than HIMYM (fans had rectified the HIMYM ending by the next morning with just a couple…

Thea's the one real positive of the season. I miss her old longer hair though. She's gonna go full Amber Rose by the finale at this rate.

Only halfway through, but not really feeling this one so far. (EDIT: Still not after finishing it.) Nothing hurts a show's credibility more for me than clunky infodumps and Felicity's entire dialogue tonight was basically one big "PREVIOUSLY ON." Also, the show struggles with believable "street thug" scenes and…

Figured you'd be a good person to ask this: I just watched the first season of Regular Show and didn't much care for it. Should I keep going/does it stay the same show?

Conversely, if Roy's out there crime-fighting, it becomes a lot more believable that people don't know who the Arrow is, considering that even when Ollie comes back, the Arrow will have never left.

I'm intrigued. Got a link for this?

As a lukewarm Flash watcher, I gather this ended up way better than the "your female sidekick has been kidnapped for the 87th time" trailer?

"Look, we got four or five of the main characters on this ship. I think we're gonna be okay."

Agree wholeheartedly. Pizza Delivery, Help Wanted, Bubblestand, Ripped Pants, Pickles, Jellyfish Jam, The Chaperone, Band Geeks, Fry Cook Games, gah, I have to make myself stop or I'll be here all night. Legit classics.

With Roy, sure he was a jerk, but breal up with the dude first. With Karen, yes she yelled at him later, but it's treated as quite the triumph when it happens.

Various from Bob's Burgers:
"When I was young and naive, I would have said arson. But I'm gonna go with voodoo."
"Let's die like we were born: Two minutes apart!"
"Don't throw Repressed Memory Emily!" "She won't remember this."
"If you teach me to shoot, I'll teach you to regret teaching me to shoot.