I would argue the quirk provided by Anderson is half the emotion in The Darjeeling Limited. The slight disconnect from reality is the world in which siblings interact. Devoid of Anderson it turns into a story about three friends instead of three brothers.

It was just to niche for broadcast television. I doubt BSG or Breaking Bad would have made it on NBC either.

I was surprised there were not more in-jokes about that this episode. Did I miss any banter between Blackthorne and Ryan?

Having iZombie in the Arrowverse would literally affect zero things. I love it.

"The Adult Table" really is an apt name. Favorite plot line, honestly.

What must the officers have thought when Black Canary was causally in the police HQ? "Dammit Laurel, we all know that's you. The lights are on and you are literally only wearing eye masks. We watched you grow up and you are ADA. Honestly".

Do we still need to Save the Cheerleader?

Dude, the extras were fantastic this episode. No forced quirky backstories or costumes. Just characterization defined by actions. This episode was everything I love about Doctor Who.

My thoughts exactly. House Dayne represent!

He's also the Dragonborn.

I counter that with Ray Liotta.

…I liked season 2 :/

I feel the shows writers are trying really really hard to avoid any similarities to Supernatural (the show) story lines, and its detrimental. Lots of the story just does not make sense, like what is the point of anything John is doing? And if he does not know the point, then why does he think he is so important? Being…

Electric Fetus. Electric… Now, that's a radio commercial I've not heard in a long time. A long time.

Thank goodness I'm not the only one bothered by this. I had to stop watching ten minutes into episode 2 because of it. If you want to wear a loose tie, why not just not wear a tie!

There is only one way this story was every going to end. Stannis dies end of series holding off the White Walkers as the one true king rightfully would. Turns out White Walkers aren't truly evil, just a different species. Jon leads the NW in a tentative treaty between them, the WW, and the children of the forest. Dany…

I did not start watching Arrow until this year, and like it from the very start. People have strange a strange dislike for the CW, I don't understand it.

Joss Whedon is a terrible writer. Boom, said it. He has one style of writing, and that is writing mono dimensional characters who each have one defining skill set. It "works" for shows set where these thing are expected to occur, such as a highschool full of cliques, a ship where everyone has a job, or a team of…