And what about Pearl and Anna, come to think of it? It was great to see Vicki (and Kelly last week, who stole that whole episode), but I can think of more Season 1 callbacks. I guess if Jeremy only gets a nod, though ….

If the ratings go up they'll cover it again. I sort of lost interest when Rebekah left, and then they even killed the fake Rebekah, and all the stupid bloodline stuff like horribly bad Shakespeare, but I'm planning to give it another try this season since TVD is over.

Enzo: Bonnie, wake up love, you're going to miss your bus Sweetheart, you can sleep in some other life darling!

I think the music career is something she really wants, and she also gets attention for her red carpet fashion (more than Nina, honestly), but she's proven her acting ability and her work ethic on this show.

Always love Grams, died way too early. The show had so much good material with the Bennett witches they never explored. I loved seeing Grams and even Abby again this season, and the one thing that made the stupid bell even tolerable was that it was in part a Bennett creation. Well, Matt in colonial garb was pretty…

I'm sure some day a new vampire show will come along for you. Or just wait until next week when Originals is back. That way you get werewolves too!

Cade thought he was the devil, but his was one of many hells. Ooh, you got burned at the stake. That means there are infinite witch hells by now, no?

And Watson went so far as breaking and entering when Kitty was too evasive.

A doomed damsel.

If Sherlock and Joan have reached equilibrium, Kitty is the fault line that risks disturbing their landscape.

It was very Aiden Quinn.

He hugged her, she was still seeking his approval, something she's never sought from Joan

It's definitely becoming more and more clear why she's so drawn to Jane, and protective.

I think it was more that she was freaked out about the other news.

If it airs out the grievances of more old broads I'm fine with it.

"The prank was murder!"

I thought he was interesting and talented, there's always room for a straight dandy in music.

Try watching it?

Here's the rub: Archie felt safe with Grundy.

He arrived in a point where Chris Claremont was experimenting and paired in an unlikely way with the very experimental Bill Sienkiewicz; who regularly introduced collage and pop culture and unexpected elements to his comics, though he actually began his career as a Neal Adams clone (there were a lot of those 40 years…