"I am mad that Superman caused 9/11s in city streets, so let's fight Superman" is a pretty dumb plan still.

CUT TO: Superman and Batman finger-cuffing Lois Lane.

My prediction: The entire team, sans-Fusco, dies during the battle with Samaritan. The ending is the phone ringing and Fusco, along with a couple minor characters we met along the way, are the new team machine.

And that's when she was told her character's fate.

Well, Reddit has had several threads reach the level, but it's certainly a record for The AV Club, I suspect. "Dues Ex Machina" got around 700 comments, "The Devil's Share" got less than 500, "If-Than-Else" got around 750 (and contains probably the best thread of PoI commentary in AV Club history here: http://www.avclu…

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I can't answer that in terms of why they all seem to be happening now, except to say that there are a lot more lesbian characters on television now than there were in five years ago, especially in sci-fi and fantasy shows, which have seen a genre resurgence. That said, in the case of Person of Interest, it was the…

I don't think anyone has said that.

I mean, it's an entirely different thing, altogether.

To me, the pinnacle will still be "Brothers in Arms" from The West Wing and “Games Without Frontiers” from The Americans.

Oh, and the geek squad.

And Jimmi Simpson from that one episode.

Oh God Damn It.

Oh damn.

My friend Mike and I were convinced they were going to find a way to bring him back again.

I actually prefer his delivery on "I'm thirsty" as far as LOST one-liners go.

Can we talk about how great the music direction is on this show? They've only had one song I've wanted on the show that they haven't used yet… "They Moved the Moon" by Warren Zevon.

I'm so glad they trusted us enough to know what an extinction burst is.

Or… gah… Grant Ward's never ending screen-time on Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.

Post of agreement, tinged with mild criticism of those who think that this show was building to a happy ending for all the characters.