This show is lost. Erlich needs to start a company called "Weedcoin" or something.

He's a great director. He's as close to a total package as you can get. He can produce, write, direct, he's great with talent, he delivers a well made product and other than him being slightly neurotic he's a dream to hire and sell to your investors. If I'm dumping $100M on a movie, I'd think Joss is as close to a…

Netflix would probably buy it for a Season 4. They already bought the rights to the first and second seasons.

Alex getting wasted and singing country songs to pass the time was, to me, the best part of the episode.

I dont know of any other director that has created 4 separate franchises and delivered billion dollar tentpoles to the studio. George Lucas has 2 franchises under his belt, but he's out of the game.

This show has been revelatory for me. For instance: I didn't realize all the billionaires in NY drive Hyundai's.

I am fun at parties.

The Arrow-verse seems to be having difficulty hitting the damn target. I keep trying to watch but its about as interesting as a color by numbers book. Even the fight scenes are so choreographed that they feel fake. And the dialogue…good Lord how does that writing staff wake up and get out of bed every morning?

This show is everything I wanted to do in film school but realized I would never get to do once I started working and spending other people's money.

Seriously, this show keeps blowing me away with each new episode. I've come to the conclusion its really a form of high art disguised as a superhero show.

I think Legion is smoking this show as far as arthouse drama goes and its about a freaking superhero.

I think you're missing one of the bigger points: WIlliam's true quest, the one he's been hunting for over 30 years, has just now begun.

It's kind of true to life though. Idealistic hackers get jobs as middle management and become total dickbag sell-outs all the time.

The packet sniffer was the huge issue for me. Those are for active network connections. They existed for token ring and other types of networks, but they couldnt be used to reverse engineer prior traffic generated by a modem over a traditional telco line.

I've thought Donna should have been leading from the start. She's usually the most capable person in the room, but instead of asserting herself she'd allow others to run over her. I think this season showed Donna finally coming into her own. Remember, she's the one who came up with Community and figured out that it…

I loved the irony of Cameron being mutinied out of Mutiny.

I thought it was more a sign that Gordon's skipping obvious things.

The dragon masks are Dark Army.

I was kind of holding out hope Eliot would put on the white hat to help Gideon.

It was clearly dubbed if you watch the close up.