Yeah, there was definitely a lot of improbable stuff in this episode - it felt like the season could've used one or two extra episodes to make the resolution of the arcs feel really earned and logical - but I was still so happy to see everyone get their happy endings. Brett and Michelle's final scene was really…

Really liked this episode, especially the break-up scene and the opening airport scene with Shosh. Like Joshua said, it was a little disturbing to see Lena Dunham in a car with Guillermo Diaz after remembering him slitting her throat on Scandal. That said, the ending was really sweet, with him saying NYC was a great…

Not gonna watch this trailer, but the first trailer was really funny, and loved the first movie. Zac Efron and Rose Byrne were really great. Also think the sorority casting is solid. Maybe Selena Gomez can dissect the stereotypical sorority girl in the same way Efron touched on the frat boy insecurities.

Oh boy, can't wait to watch this one.

Yeah, I was 12 when that came out and remember wanting to see it. It was one of those terrible Friedberg & Seltzer movies, like Meet the Spartans, Vampires Suck, and Disaster Movie. They're all incredibly bad.

Right - I'm just going to paste what I wrote about it in a review I wrote:

Unpopular opinion, but The Usual Suspects.

I really liked a lot of this episode (Fiona-Debbie stuff, Lip's relationship with his professor, little scenes like the dancing scene), but I found the conclusion to Sean's story pretty disappointing. Sean is the first romantic interest for Fiona I've actually really liked, and now would've been the right time for her…

Mine was spoiled too on the synopsis (though I just streamed it online). And yes - I was hoping he would legitimately drown in that scene.

That's true. I just feel like it would've had even more impact for Iris to know that Barry had just seen Eddie a few hours ago.

This episode was exhausting to watch because every scene I was thinking about all the shit that was getting changed and what terrible repercussions it would have. And half the episode I spent hating Barry for changing the timeline for no apparent reason, while the other half I spent cheering him for being really smart…

I thought this was another B+-ish episode. Loved the Cece and Nick pairing, and Cece's blowing her nose was magnificent, as was Schmidt's holding in of his sneeze. I can't tell if the writers are trying to telegraph Nick and Jess getting back together or not, but honestly I'm for it (though I wouldn't hate it if they…

I believe tonight's episode of Supergirl takes place after this episode of The Flash, if it matters. I think the creators said that somewhere.

Watched Sideways and Sliding Doors. The former was great. The second was not.

The invite was always strategically placed so that the first name was covered. I had to rewind and pause to check, and it happened multiple times. Brilliant.

This show does a great job with its music, directing, and overall pacing at conveying the gravity of certain decisions. The closing with Brett stepping tentatively into the room was both beautiful and a little horrifying. Reminded me of Michelle's flashbacks in Episode 1 of this season, scored to "Lammicken" by Braids.

Really lovely closing shot. I've loved seeing these peeks at Shosh's Japanese life, though I agree that I could've done with maybe one more episode of her gradual transition to unhappiness. I liked seeing Shosh happy and comfortable in Japan. I also loved Aidy Bryant; the moment when she realizes Shosh was crying was…

Sam Esmail has talked a lot about how he's planned out roughly four seasons for the show, and that the story really begins in season 2, with season 1 serving as a prologue. (Or something.) I think it sounds good, especially with Stephanie Corneliussen bumped up to regular status.

Kingsman spoilers:

Probably my least favorite of the season so far, though I did like the Hillary stuff, and there was still a handful of funny moments. Something about the structure felt kinda off to me, though.