Thank you nolamargot. Those were the days, eh? The summer '85 –Live Aid, Take on Me, St. Elmo's Fire, Unforgettable Fire tour, Back to the Future, Huey Lewis, Phil Collins…

Thank you nolamargot. Those were the days, eh? The summer '85 –Live Aid, Take on Me, St. Elmo's Fire, Unforgettable Fire tour, Back to the Future, Huey Lewis, Phil Collins…

I hate to be that guy, but there would need to have been a boatload of heroin in that salad to put down the initial victim, certainly enough to notice on the first bite. Most (80%+) is lost along the way through the digestive system. Yes, it's stupid to nitpick.

I hate to be that guy, but there would need to have been a boatload of heroin in that salad to put down the initial victim, certainly enough to notice on the first bite. Most (80%+) is lost along the way through the digestive system. Yes, it's stupid to nitpick.

The admiral shot the advisor! I was on board (heh) before this episode, but now I'm in "please don't cancel this show" territory. The SEAL finally became almost interesting, and Chaplin showed he not just a guy with nothing to lose dragging everyone down with him, especially since he now knows the world is convulsing…

The admiral shot the advisor! I was on board (heh) before this episode, but now I'm in "please don't cancel this show" territory. The SEAL finally became almost interesting, and Chaplin showed he not just a guy with nothing to lose dragging everyone down with him, especially since he now knows the world is convulsing…

In this scenario, would it be the same Reese who went to the bad guy's apartment at the end of tonight's episode & shot him in the face? Because I don't see that guy pulling Finch out of the darkness.

In this scenario, would it be the same Reese who went to the bad guy's apartment at the end of tonight's episode & shot him in the face? Because I don't see that guy pulling Finch out of the darkness.

I assume Reese killed the guy at the end and, yes, that's a surprisingly dark place for Reese to go. Could be Reese accepting the fact that he's just a killer, no more, no less. Not really sure where they could take that, though.

I assume Reese killed the guy at the end and, yes, that's a surprisingly dark place for Reese to go. Could be Reese accepting the fact that he's just a killer, no more, no less. Not really sure where they could take that, though.

"…striking a bargain that requires overlooking certain things that, if examined too closely, would undermine its premise and cause the show to collapse."

"…striking a bargain that requires overlooking certain things that, if examined too closely, would undermine its premise and cause the show to collapse."

I'm not usually a member of the Accent Police, but when she started talking I thought "well, good, they're gonna let her be Australian." And then she wasn't Australian. And I thought she was fine on TSC, but maybe I was distracted by the craptacularness of the show, or by Shelly Henning's radiant beauty.

I'm not usually a member of the Accent Police, but when she started talking I thought "well, good, they're gonna let her be Australian." And then she wasn't Australian. And I thought she was fine on TSC, but maybe I was distracted by the craptacularness of the show, or by Shelly Henning's radiant beauty.

Just realized April/Grace Phipps was Chloe's friend on 9 Lives of…

Just realized April/Grace Phipps was Chloe's friend on 9 Lives of…

Getting revenge on the Wealthy Villain of the Week is pretty much the premise of the show, isn't it?

Getting revenge on the Wealthy Villain of the Week is pretty much the premise of the show, isn't it?

I just assumed he somehow faked being a Russian mobster.

I just assumed he somehow faked being a Russian mobster.