especially considering the liability of the lead actor as well. I dig the show so far, I hope things go well. I don't know if its ominous or hopeful that NBC is giving the showrunner the Wolfman show

Oh come on, at least mention that Dracula is on tonight

It would be actually funny if a tv show about a succesful, fictional third party got traction for a real one to happen, as ruled by tv as we are

Caroline's advice for ptsd is terrible, what would she do with a vet, show up at their door with a plane ticket back to the warzone? Their ptsd answer was incredibly dismissive and naive

Going through the episode now. Aaron's reaction to seeing his guardian stab his friend's neck with a syringe was terribly muted. A very quiet, "What the hell?" as he stood 2 feet away

Sherlock copied that from every crime procedural done in the last few decades. It's a terribly unoriginal idea.

I'd love it ifthis Ras was a social progressive who just happened to be the leader of an assassin's guild

Got it, Roy finds a book that summons a musical inducing demon that wants thea as his queen! It's never been done I tell ya!

It's going to be like "fat lee adama" on Battlestar Galactica, with diggle as older adama calling him a fatty and beating him in boxing

That's doubly douchey now that we know that his parents, in fact, do not know where he is for very sad reasons

yup. But mostly I'm bothered by the treatment of the office women,we get more screen time and lines for Jeremy, Morgan, and newcomer Peter an episode than it feels like the girls have gotten all season.

Easily an A for me. This is all I want in a superhero show. Great fight scenes, comedic moments, and a strongly paced storyline.

textbook people pleaser

On the quote above, what does bother me is that so far the direction of the show revolves around Mindy and mostly her male friends. It's odd that the female characters of the show get significantly short-changed in both plot and depth.

if you're into that sort of thing I guess

I thought that the jumper was a red herring that turned out to show the three misfits that were nailed to the floor the week before

Such a terrible, terrible shame that for almost two full seasons they kept her ignorant,in a coma, with memory loss, meandering to find her memories, and in a bad love spell. Seriously what the hell were the writers thinking?

Borgen is ending next week, so I think that Dracula would be a perfect replacement for it!

I prefer Sleepy Hollow if only because the levity makes the show very enjoyable, and they've really started to get a handle on their mythology.

Yeah I really hope they don't write Jayne off like that, it's seems particularly petty. I can imagine her using Lucy as an information source though.