You know, I was on the fence and the "Simple as that" really sold me. Such conviction!

His carefree attitude over Katie's one night stand coming back into the picture showed how comfortable he was with himself. That said, I feel like him and Katie are gonna be one of those super miserable couples early on in marriage, since they seem settled into the post-passion stage now as it is.

As someone who generally hates all the Housewives franchises and the like, this show is gold with legit crazy people. The reunion was one of the funniest things I've watched all year.

There's a decent pause before Lincoln's response and I kept murmuring "please make Lincoln's last line awesome, please make this aweso-"/fist pump

As someone who doesn't subscribe to YouTube channels, I'm actually glad they post all his stuff, because otherwise I'd never see them. They're not as funny as his actual shows but I'll always take a couple minutes to watch them

That assumes that the numbers are only used once. Sounds like we're fading out of seeing Inquisitors on the show, but it's possible that the Seventh Sister simply replaced whoever the last Seventh Sister was.

This version doesn't really lack patience though. He went into hiding knowing he can't touch Vader.

IIRC, Dooku didn't turn until after Qui-Gon died.

Very accurate review. A bit scatter-shot (the helicopter lightsabers felt strange) but the Ahsoka/Vader confrontation delivered and having Ahsoka and Maul together was fantastic. I was glad the people at the screening warned of ambiguity because there sure was a lot of it. Also loved the shoutout to The Force Awakens…

Filoni says it's an ancient Sith lord that he's named but can't confirm yet because they're careful to announce continuity stuff.

It's worth it solely for a particular Ahsoka duel in the middle of the season.

It's so good that I've kind of been let down since, wondering why they can't do it again (perhaps unfairly). One of my 10-12 fav comedy episodes ever.

If you think this was the best, go back and watch Season 1's The Party.

I'm no music expert, but feels like he's really good at what he's good at without a ton of range.

She's super annoying otherwise, but one of the more redeeming qualities of the show is watching Christina Aguilera sing and then Adam Levine try to follow and his voice cracks five times.

Wait, which judge did you think I was excluding?

So this means the auditioning contestants will have better voices than at least 3 of the 4 judges. (Seriously, how is Miley Cyrus gonna be a coach for singers? Guessing no one over the age of 25 will pick her.)

I'm usually pretty down on Flash, but Cisco was pretty witty this week and I liked Jesse as a character (so of course they literally had her Put on a Bus). If Flash is even competent and avoids their often clunky dialogue, I consider that a win haha.

I think it's just always going to be up and down. I mean, this season started off awesome making us think the leap had happened and then it slid into meh filler episodes. I think the network keeps them from doing certain stuff they'd like to do.

Not too many people are praising Rebels, honestly. Kevin is pretty high on the occasional episode here and there, but he's been critical too. The comment sections haven't been glowing either. That said, it *has* had 3 or 4 really strong episodes surrounded by all that meh.