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The interview on Sepinwall's site seems to confirm he's not.

Why is the NCIS LA Hawaii Five-0 crossover not the top pick?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?

Hopefully next week's episode features the V countdown clock.

and as soon as we nail Mendoza, my old lady and I are going to sail around the world just like we always wanted. We just christened a boat.

Its an allegorical novella by George Orwell about Stalinism.  And spoiler alert, it sucks!

NCIS glorifies the lives of a federal bureaucrat working in Washington DC, while ignoring how government employees really are worthless leeches bankrupting this nation. Is that really the message the American people need right now?

I don't think it is. Without getting too spoilery, it definitely discusses some flaws of American foreign policy. For the most part the shows politics are a pretty big departure from 24 (its certainly more much more nuanced in its treatment of the terrorists).

Have you watched this show?

Don't forget that time he was Buffy's evil robot step-dad!

SPOILERS

Based on the trailer for next weeks episode, he's the guy who hired them in the pilot. Expecting us to remember that the guy from Warehouse 13 was in this show 5 years ago seems weird, especially when every episode is full of expansionary flashbacks to events that happened in the episode.

That scene where main character guy ran away from a badly CGI'ed dinosaur in an exploding future building was the greatest thing ever.

"Hey guys, looks like Travis tried to kill someone at sea today. And Dexter, experienced sailor, happened to fall off his boat and swim miles and miles to shore today. Lets never comment on what a crazy coincidence this is"-Miami Metro

The beginning of this episode made me think it was going to be a Gus, Lassiter and Henry solve a crime. Which would be awesome.

So much happened! The CIA told everyone to make sure nothing happened… or else!

I can't wait for the flashback when we find out Rumpelstiltskin tried to kill sleeping beauty
Or when Hansel and Gretel find Rumplestiltskin's gingerbread house!
Or the little red riding hood flashback where it turns out the wolf is… Rumpelstiltskin!

The end of the season twist better not be that Michael's dad is still alive and is the real person who burned Michael.

Why would the pope want the dangers of ghost sex to be a secret? Shouldn't every bible have DON'T FUCK GHOSTS printed on the cover? Why hasn't the church dispatched some ghostbusters to the world famous murder house?

If the middleman wins (which seems unlikely), will we get a review of the last "episode?"