Did it bother anyone else that the farmhouse of single father and daughter had 2 full size shovels? I hope the girl wasn't expected to use tool as large as her while working on the farm.

What are the odds on nobody dies? I bet 3 petrified dragon's eggs on that.

I would pass over Terriers on netflix for many years before enlightenment, but that cover always made think it was a "Scary Movie"-esque Tremors parody. So yeah, I blame the marketing.

I have no idea what that means.

I liked that even though everyone says that T&C didn't "choose to be gay"(in the most sincere of ways) in the end that exactly what they do.

I don't believe the twist ending was actually intended to be a surprise. People are smart enough to recognize all the signs and the writers know that. So they drop the crumbs, walk you to the "X" and let you feel smart for a moment before the real surprise.

That last shot of Steven grabbing his gem and murmuring human beings… *hrnng* right to the heartstrings

"…keep us together for a very long time." Did anyone else get very nervous when they passed up the obvious rhyme of forever? Felt like foreshadowing.

but why? if this mysterious paintballer has been defined by this color, for what narrative purpose does this serve? if you where the director or whoever is making this decision, what are you thinking? "now I know this character is very attached to his particular color of paintballs because he registered online as…

so was the janitor actually silver ballz? i don't feel like they were clear on that. He was shooting green after he ran out of the ballroom but Annie and Abed were clearly shot with silver paint…

did anyone else bother to pause on skye's new team folder? Is it just me or did it say caterpillars on the tab on the side?

Personally I don't think The Faith Militant deserves that "at least." There isn't enough difference between "I am elite" and "I am God's elite."

I'm sorry not to be mean but "There’s definitely an “oh shit!” factor in these grotesque moments, but there’s little to admire about them, whereas the moments of intricately choreographed, less graphic violence are showcases for performer athleticism and action direction." made me immediately think of Mac from sunny.…

My favorite part, after the fight of course, was when Clare told "mike" that she didn't believe he liked it. I thought that she said it not because she was saying it that "I'm saying it because i want to believe it" way people sometimes say things, but because she thought that he believed what he said and as someone…

honestly my favorite part was when Dennis almost walked into the wall. not even close to second.

"I'm sorry I gave up" Best suicide note ever.

Louise and Gina both had Linda guzzling wine. Love it.

I'll have to maintain that these 14 year-olds are in fact octogenarians in disguise. I'm fairly certain than nobody under the age of 27 watches live TV. Like 92… check that, 94% certain.