Nice take. It's something I've been thinking about for awhile now. I think I often learn more about show 'x' in the comments than I do in the review. Although the commenters here often indulge themselves in the themes and messages too, or devolve into other show references that makes sifting through the comments often…

Between this and The Americans, it's the week for awkward dinners.

Right…they actually said "I hate SJWs" and they actually said "Throw the Jews in the ovens!" Yeah…I'm done with you.

The problem is you and your kind have extrapolated all of these "frightening" ideas on your own, instead of acting and reacting rationally about what the so-called Alt-Right is saying. It's basically the political version of "what about the children?" and is not based on reality. But keep telling yourself that the sky…

Yeah, I was thinking about commenting on this, but not sure exactly what to say. You hit it right on the head. And it's unfortunate, because I used to think she was hilarious. How about just being funny instead of being meta? And meta about yourself…that's the worst.

Here from the future. This discussion - and your points specifically - are the worst. It's just ridiculous for "us" to impose our morals, values, mindsets, and realities of today on a piece of fiction set roughly in the Middle Ages. It just ads nothing to the discussion of the show and becomes, as this clearly has, a…

2015 sucky Peyton Manning, Russell Wilson, Brad Johnson, Trent Dilfer, Joe Flacco(sorry, not elite), Eli Manning(see Joe Flacco), old and average John Elway….yeah, it really takes an elite QB to win a Super Bowl. What?

What? Cleveland literally has nothing? Did they not dominate the 50s in the NFL?
Yes, yes they did. There was actually football championship games before the almighty Super Bowl.

I want to be Lexa's panties

In the opening scene, Spencer hit the QB, not a receiver. Just one of many mistakes the reviewer made. If you can't pay attention to the show, why review it? Yes, rhetorical question, I know.