This show is rad. I never care about specific plot points making sense. It's totally Th Rocky Horror of comic book shows

Yeah. It's almost like a mixture of hepatitis, leukemia and anemia, which requires human brains for sustainence. But the disease gives you super strength and ultra empathy.

I love what they're doing with Laura. It's the beat change from the book to screen. And I can finally see what an undead person would really look like. Which got me thinking about Liv from iZombie in a more realistic way

Dude, the 4th doctor, Sarah Jane and K-9 would have kicked those monk's asses

"I'm not a police officer. I'm a butler" STAB! This season proved to be better than the Flash

I think it's hard to introduce new characters so late on for a lot of reasons.. I can see why you didn't like it. I just liked the actors from the get go. The three new core members are a talented bunch. Echo added a bouncy, playful feel. Almost "the big bang theory"-ish. Rick Gonzalez FINALLY gave a real Urban…

Yeah, and Sara had issues too. You don't do extreme stuff like that to your sister unless there's some emotional instabilities. Dude, I'm sorry, but it's obvious that Quentin wasn't exactly a perfect father. He seemed controlling, and even abusive at times. And look how fast their mom bolted on them when things got…

I liked Laurel only because I understood her character from a personal perspective, plus I endowed her with a lot of unspoken attributes. She struck me as bi-polar. That would have been killer if they made that a thing. She would have been more relatable and fans would have been more forgiving with her up and down…

No, season 5 wasn't perfect, but it was consistent in it's arc and it was just chronically exciting

Yeah, you said it best. There was some great things happening at the beginning of both Season 3 and 4 of Arrow that just got muddled due to the need to cobble stories in a short amount of time. That Batmanifcation you speak of is exactly right: they basically borrowed from lesser known Batman story arcs from the…

3/4 was way better than Flash season 3.that was just stupid. Arrow at least had a reason: DC pulled the plug on the creators to use the Suicide Squad because of that stupid movie, so they had to quickly cobble a new story arc. I've worked on TV show productions, so the fact they got it semi-ok made me stand up for…

This whole season felt like one big thank you gift for standing up and defending Arrow during season 3 and 4. I never lost faith or interest in the show. So having this brilliance if a season finalle made it very clear why I couldn't give a crap about all them other FlaSupegendArrowVerse shows when it boils down to…

And what the hell was that garbage ending? That went way beyond the alleged poor quality of Arrow season 3 and 4.

And…once again, all I can say after the 12 monkeys 3 day time travel party: this Finalle sucked. NO MORE SPEEDSTER BIG BADS, plz

I loved this season, and the majority of it kicked the Flash's ass. But after the 12 monkeys season 3 weekend party, this finalle sucked.

This was the moment where they went beyond the book as far as quality and put way more depth behind Laura. I remembered her flashback in the book, but it was more of a conversation. The fact that they let us live her story in an episode took it to a whole new level. It also put more depth into Shadow. He was so…

HA! I just meant the feeling and story structure was put together. It had the same flow as a Sherlock episode. Sometimes, the way that Capaldi's dialog comes rattling out, it even feels like Benedict's lines

This is the best Sherlock episode I've ever seen! Oh wait, this is Doctor Who? Huh. Could have fooled me.

My take always from tonight's episode: Jim talks with a pseudo English accent when he's kickin it with the Owl squad. I guess they make him feel like he's in Downton abbey and shit. I wish Lucius was my BFF. Dude is level headed, calm and smooth. WTF is Bruce actually training for? To become Batman or to become a…

Liv and the sock puppet alone just kicked the Flash's ass this season, let alone the super intriguing plot twist with the Dominatrix case and super sad Blane