My Beautiful Dark Non-confrontational Resistance Fantasy!

I'm playing it on the WiiU, and that is a fact. However, who doesn't need a fantasy escape these days? The nicest features for me so far are the automatic, passive saves, the multiple choices of re-entry when you stop (somehow) and come back to it later, the amusing characters and antics in the villages, and the way…

David was grateful for the lies; but Melanie and Kerry/Cary had their own ghost stories and horror movies to deal with, and those weren't just instigated by Busker.

C'mon, David is far too sick to become Summerland Justice Warrior just yet. He's only just realized he's not sick, but instead invaded and possessed. Melanie made the worst miscalculation in sedating him to get through his defensive memories. Because they weren't about keeping her team out of David's mind. They were…

So Melanie escaping, Oliver rescuing Cary, Lenny finally dispensing with the pretense of therapy … these all seemed like developments to me.

She got tired because they were beginning to fight back.

I think Clockworks was real, until David destroyed it, but Lenny has revived it, as a cage for David's new friends.

That seems like a lot to put onto a couple of multiplying cells. But I can see him infecting David at a post-natal visit or some encounter with pregnant Gabby.

I noticed that about Sydney's power, too. And the end credits was a cover of Bowie's "Oh You Pretty things," but I don't know the singer.

And so the one in the oven-selling adventure was really Benny, updated to Lenny in new false memories only.

Maybe they'll sweep up the mourning Vampire Diaries viewers. Not that it was a blockbuster either, and had fallen to notes rather than full reviews itself, but it's end is one reason I'm giving Originals another try.

A rise in ratings would indicate increased viewer interest, and if there's no review there's no page clicks to count, right? So they must consider other factors when making their choices. For example the way Steven Universe failed to register and was abandoned at first, until it came back stronger than ever.

Thanks LL, that's very kind of you! I had a lot of fun writing them, and total freedom to say whatever I wanted from week to week from my editor, who was mostly just blown away that I kept at it for five years!

Forget being scared of Perry, I'm scared of their shoe closet. How wealthy are you when your clothes have spotlights and museum quality display cases? Those twins are spoiled beyond belief!

Or the return to Clockworks is a last ditch defensive move by David, and he needs the Summerland crew because he knows he can't defeat DwYE on his own.

Instead of being old, he's stuck in his own refuge? And he doesn't want to leave , he just wants more friends. But who guards their bodies?

Hot Gwyneth Paltrow.

It's circular. Things are repeating but in variations.

What worked in S7? The Armory, and I'm one of those who accept Alaric and Caroline having kids. I ship Calaric. Not the Heretics or Mama Salvatore or Rayna. And not Matt's lost love or anger at Stefan. What worked in S8? Bonnie and Enzo, not Steroline, not really Cade or the Sirens, but Matt the Sheriff was okay. And…

Shameless plug time: Anyone feeling nostalgic is welcome to visit http://psychodrivein.com/?s…, where I wrote individual reviews of every episode since season 3. They're under reviews/TV or search by byline. I never gave up on the show, and I always gave a grade.