The point here isn't who TBBT has laughed at, the point is it's made fun of the so called "nerds/geeks", as you put them, period. And I never said general opinion on "nerds/geeks" is based on the criticism that comes out of TBBT, That was you wrongly jumping to conclusions.

Tom Cavanagh alone can make a Flash episode good. His line delivery is just SPOT ON. I'm kinda hoping Zoom turns out to be Harrison-Wells-possessed-by-Eobard-Thawne who somehow managed to escape death just so I can have a Tom Cavanagh vs.Tom Cavanagh face off.
The Trickster is quite an over the top villain, but damn is…

Not more than you were, I'm sure.

If there was ever an episode made for Mayim Bialik to submit as an Emmy tape, it's definitely this one. Her performance was spot on, quite possibly the best one she's ever had in the series. Her reactions, her delivery and the chemistry she has developed with Parsons over the years made this a wonderful culmination…

It was Chanel the one who accused #5 of killing the twins, not Hester, so Grace probably wasn't taking any of it seriously. Hester only directly accused #3 of both Sam and Deaf Taylor Swift's murders. #5 wasn't accused of a particular murder and what made matters worse was the fact her own parents stated she had been…

He said he always mixed up the two of them, so he wasn't sure which one he had actually killed. Also, Hester was wearing the neckbrace the whole time, wasn't she?

I may be on the minority but I loved this finale, if only because Lea Michele got vindication for being sidelined the entire season. Although I do agree with LaToya on the fact that the show is a failure for not actually killing anyone (though at this point it's truly OUR fault for taking anything Ryan Murphy says…

I agree with most of what you say, except for the fact that:
1. Chanel hates #5, I don't see why she would've let her live not once, but twice.
2. Why would Chanel allow to be shot with an arrow? She wasn't a suspect, though I can see this being a way to throw everyone else off.
I can see a lot of evidence pointing…

So, characters we know can't be the RD:
Zayday: Was Boone's obsession.
Munsch: Was attacked by all three RDs when she was alone.
Wes: Dated Gigi and is Boone's father (are we sure he's the father of the other baby?)
Pete: He's apparently a killer, but I'm sure he's not THE killer.
Chad: Was surprised when he saw Boone and…

Best. Comment. Ever.

Darren Criss looks nothing like Matt Bomer or Finn Witrock…like, at all.

Evan Peters saying "Just a hobo" is what dreams are made of. He's killing it in this role (perhaps his fiancée and most of her cast mates should take notes on how to make camp work)
This episode was a really good even though it really didn't advance the plot (if anything it added more complexity by introducing two new…

Props to Genevieve for recognizing Michele's commitment to Hester. It's sad, if Hester really is dead, that Michele wasn't given the chance to truly flesh out her character. If the show hadn't wasted so much time on walking props like Chanel # 5 or Grace or Pete or Wes or, yes, even Munsch, then Hester might had a…

Lily Rabe was amazing. She really dived into the character and I would expect nothing less of her. Rabe and Paulson have long been AHS top players (better, I dare say, than Bates or even Lange, who played a variation of the same role for 4 years).
The whole serial killer dinner was over the top, just like we all know…

TBH, I think they have already forgotten about the commandments killer. They'll probably cast a random actor around episode 10 or 11 and have him be the killer.

Sarah Paulson is brilliant in the roles Murphy gives her. She deserves an Emmy already and I think Marcia Clarke may be her chance.
I think Sally is her best role in AHS since Lana but if she didn't win for Asylum, I doubt she'll ever win for an AHS role.

I had completely forgotten about Scream 4, you're totally right, it would be way too cheap.
Now I really want everyone to be the Red Devil

O'Hare's character in Murder House, Larry Harvey, was given the full name of Lawrence Harvey in an episode. Both names are puns, since Laurence Harvey is the actor and Larry Harvey is the founder of the Burning Man Festival.
When Liz Taylor mentioned the actor, she could've been referring to Laurence Harvey, of…

Am I the only one that caught the Murder House reference? With Liz Taylor talking about Lawrence Harvey? The fact that O'Hare got to say it made it absolutely fantastic!

I don't agree. For the first few episodes, specially in the Chanel-O-ween episode, the writers were fully expecting to make Chanel funny. You have characters like Hester and Chad, who are completely surreal and are meant to be laughed at, but Chanel was not one of those. This episode, instead of having her saying the…