Has anyone seen "Bad Teacher"? Every single time Alice Cooper, or any other character really, said the word "Incest", I could just imagine Amy Squirrel saying "JAIL TIME".

Who would you have made the killer? Literally none of the adults in this show would be above killing someone, except maybe Fred Andrews and making him the killer would've been even shittier.

If there was ever an episode deserving of the A grade, it's this one.
LaToya makes some interesting observations about Betty's and Cheryl's characters. Both Lili Reinhart and Madelaine Petsch are probably the biggest assets this show has (not counting the perfect, Twin Peaks legacy Mädchen Amick) so it's no surprise…

The Savitar reveal. Hands down.

Completely with you on the Mary Andrews theory. Way too much attention has been given to the "Archie is the successor of Jason" thing for it to be some random comment. My guess is that Archie and the Blossoms are related.
As for S2 plot lines, I think the romantic triangle may be a focus, but with Bughead gaining…

I wouldn't be a fan of Cheryl being the murderer, cause that might mean not Cheryl for S2 (assuming she'd go to jail), and I don't really see it happening, but it's a possibility (Cheryl is, after all, not present when they all see the video).
I've read a lot of "Betty Cooper is the killer" and while her dark side has…

Yes, yes, you're right on that. Honestly, the narrative has gotten so convoluted, I'm really curious as to how the writers will tie everything up or if they'll just expect some things to just work for the sake of it.

Killer Frost going all Frozone on Barry and Co. made this episode at least a B+.
My guess is, we're talking about a post-Crisis Barry here. I've been wondering when will the show adress the mysterious crisis in which The Flash dissapears. Maybe this is it.
Either that or Savitar is a direct creation of Flashpoint.

I fully doubt Riverdale will go all twincest on Cheryl and Jason, but I do believe Cheryl is hiding something. Like, maybe she knows who killed Jason but won't tell for some reason.
Those milkshakes are certainly doing something to Polly, right? I don't think they're meant to harm the baby, cause I'm sure the Blossoms…

I've said this before and I'll say it again: I want more Teri Hatcher.
Wether it's wielding knifes against Supergirl or sharing some level of intimacy with Lena, Teri Hatcher hasn't been this well used since Desperate Housewives (Season 1). More, please.

Well, this could be interesting. I'm not opposed to this idea.

Emo superheroes are the worst kind of superheroes ever. Didn't anybody learn anything from the abomination that was Sipder-Man 3???
The cool title of the episode made it worth the while, even if everything else happening was kind of a waste.
Let's talk about Killer Frost. She's full evil now, cause freezing Cisco's…

So this would mean a further in the future H.R. is Savitar?
Didn't possessed Julian stated H.R. survived his rage or something like that after calling him an idiot? I don't know, having Cavanagh play yet another villain would be too predictable.

Big Edie was nothing like Joan.
Joan was far more neurotic, reckless, petty and insecure, whereas Big Edie was just a woman who became dissapointed in the world and chose to create one for herself.

Actually, B.D.'s attitude came off, at least to me, as one of rebellion, yes, but not for the sake of it. There was a reason behind her anger towards Bette and the series often put Bette in the spotlight, especially in her relationships with both B.D. and Margot. It seemed clear that, if Bette's relationships with her…

The thing with Ryan Murphy is, he can do a lot of things wrong and his ego probably doesn't let him see just how awful some of his shows might get.
But man, when he does something right, he does it amazingly well. Feud is probably the best show he has ever done. He did his all-star cast justice while offering some…

I guess it's also a matter of age. Back in the sixties, Liz and Dick were the thing. They were in a scandalous, extramarital affair that even the Vatican condemned. By the eighties, I imagine Taylor, still very much active, was indeed far more famous than Burton. But I think newer generations (I'm 24) do closely…

Yes, i noticed! I tried to reply to your original post but it had already been removed!
I'm really interested in all this and I thank you for enlightening me a bit more about the subject. Can you recommed some books for me to read? My main source of information is often wikipedia and it's sources but I'd really love to…

Sarah Paulson has long been one of the most underrated actresses. I was so glad she got her dues for O.J. because she truly was spectacular. She swept award season and rightfully so.
Still, Paulson should have two Emmys by now, for as much as I love Ellen Burstyn her performance in Political Animals was nowhere near…

Yes, I absolutely agree with you.
I, however, stand by my point. While both Pickford and Taylor were indeed larger than life stars and, in fact, far bigger than their significant others (even in legacy), I do believe both of them are still closely associated with Fairbanks and Burton. That doesn't mean either of them…