I was physically agitated while watching this. Just a bunch of stupid character moves and obvious mistakes without justification.

Oh yeah, Jeri is not just a cold and calculating shitty person, she's a power-player in an institution that incentivizes cold and calculating shitty behavior. She represents a network of subtle influence and authority that she abuses to make people do what she wants, regardless of oversight or ethics. Is she really…

I basically align with you. Killing people when you can plausibly avoid it is wrong, but there are such things as extraordinary circumstances where the alternatives just aren't there. A woman shotting a home invader? I'm not happy about the killing part, but the woman isn't a murderer. Pam isn't a murderer for…

It's a theme the show goes back to a lot: you don't have to be a monster to be wrong, you don't have to be Kilgrave to manipulate, you don't have to be perfect to try making things better.

I appreciated her in the scenes where she was pressuring Malcolm and Jessica for help finding her brother.

I found it incredibly frustrating that the show kept shutting Simpson down when he was making good points about how dangerous Jessica's favored plan was. I mean, giving civilians big important roles to play in the snatch/grab of a superhuman? When you have special forces at your disposal, you use the special forces…

I get it!

I haven't kept up with the series beyond the first one, but I would like to express a certain fondness for the shorts.

I love the Expanse book series (and the show is looking good), but was kind of frustrated that in such a well-drawn and diverse setting, the series' focus still keeps reverting back to the POV of a straight white dude.

I have a nasty footnotes fetish.

I'd live that life I could, I have no grudge against him

I miss Achewood so much. Remember when it came back for like two months, and everything seemed okay in the world?

I think Jess definitely still has the moral high ground over Simpson, but she still isn't perfect.

The show found a weird groove late in its run, and became something much cooler than the Family Guy knockoff it started out as.

I bet that futon guy would make a great improv partner. Missed calling, I tell you what.

That makes me so happy.

No, he meant nautical millimeters.

Cast Away 2?

It got a mention, yeah, but since there's so little actual material at the moment, it sank pretty quickly into other big-time news.

Aw damn son! Aw damn!!!