She's a closeted math geek who's having sex with her brother on the downlow.

The show is more Pretty Little Liars than Scream. Its affiliation with the movie franchise Scream will be the show's ultimate downfall.

I don't get the F rating. The show was and has always been a shallow camp fest where there is not much underneath. You get the male teen eye candy, you get the teen angst, you get the (for MTV appropiate) gore, you get boyband choreography style action fight sequences, and you get the latest emo music sound bites as…

So, it's better than what's on TV 24/7?

I don't see the age difference between Parrish and Lydia as so problematic. They bond over a common ground: The supernatural. When you deal with all kinds of monsters and supernatural mysteries something like age difference pale in comparison.

I love the episode. And how great was it that all kinds of clues and references to past characters were included as well?

I think the overall message could be: Yeah, history repeat itself … if you let it and don't make an attempt to change it and take matters in your own hand.

I love the gore camp of this show. The ancients surrounding their offering and Setrakian's reaction to it was hilarious .

"Especially when the one teacher KNOWS they didn't go there (no bridge or
tunnel), and yet she does nothing about it - like perhaps telling the
bus driver to turn around and get the fuck out of there!"

I image the world ends when Donand Trump's and Corey Stoll's hairpiece mate.

"What type of grandmother tells a story like that? Seriously, if I was a kid and heard that story id never sleep again!"

No, it was just her playing the game on a mobile phone while she is supposed to guard a prisoner. The contrast of old school villains doing modern stuff is what makes Once Upon A Time funny or interesting at times.

Thank god The teletubbies are not owned by Disney or they'd show up in Storybrook for sure. Oh-Oh!

So, Norrie ate some chocolate before she came to her senses. So, chocolate is good and frees you from your pod induced (hive) mind zombie state?

In a very special episode Barbie and Junior open a Gay Bed and Breakfast in Chesters Mill and Big Jim is so not happy about it (at the end we find out it's not because of the Gay thing, but because Junior picked, of all people, Barbie).

Add a few "Boom Shaka-Lalla"s and Marge morphing into Miss Piggie (from Treasure Island) and you keep me as audience member … for life!

I root for the Wayward Pines town sign.

I think it would have made some sense to create some sort of secret society where members know what is going on outside and convince the rest of Wayward Pines that it is in their best interest to stay in Wayward Pines and not ask uncomfortable questions that could lead to total chaos when answered.

I got a cheap thrill out of the jock dude adressing his rival as "Abercrombie", because that's what Bex Taylor-Klaus' character Sin called her Arrow colleague Colton Haynes (Roy Harper). Ah, the little things.

But wouldn't it be even more unsettling and horrifying for the audience when the fictional actor's actions are based on common sense and yet they lead to the character's horrible death anyway? Sure, some audience members would need a shrink to get over their issues of doubting their own actions, but … entertainment,…