My love for Harry Treadaway (who has a terrible american accent here) cannot survive the terrible, cliche-ridden stephen kingness of this show. Every scene was worthy of at least one eyeroll for the endless stream of drivel disguised as dialogue. Hire some young writers to make something new and original in this…

No, you're wrong about that—the drone war throughout the middle east has killed many hundreds of civilians, and with each president the tally of the innocent dead picks up. It isn't "precisioned," it's mass murder that creates more terrorists.

This was a huge turnoff for me—I've tried getting into GOT recently, but I'm really not thrilled seeing dragon fire melt people to death in a sea of brutality. It makes me think of what U.S. drones do to Yemeni civilians, what all sides are doing to Syria. Also, since this mythos is based off of The War of The…

Adele.

Like she would ever babysit that rude Australian chick's daughter.

Maybe Helena's invincibility gene caused an insta-mutation to make the bleach-burn permanently affect her skin/hair.

Poor Mark (though I guess there could be a thread of hope that Coady just knocked him out so she could pretend he's dead and then like…take his body away and tell him to go hide? But she's too much of a shit mother for that…not even willing to stand up to P.T. and say fuck no; I hope Helena finished her.) He and…

No, casper will always be a ghost, he can't be cured. But, Cosima can cure Castor just as easily as Leda.

That was also personal revenge given the history between Ferdinand/MK. I found that scene shocking and disturbing—M.K's death was wasted when she was such an interesting character. But, the different context between Gracie and this random stranger working for Coady/PT made it more senselessly brutal IMO. They had…

I think Susan was right that Cosima is the only one capable of curing/deweaponizing Castor. Coady is dumber then bricks.

I was gutted by seeing Gracie killed; obviously Coady doesn't give a fuck about Mark after all, since she's just murdering the love of his life in the most senseless brutality we've seen on this show in a long time. She and Mark should have been cured and free at the end of all of this; fuck! I'm still hoping Mark…

They're basically saying 'we don't care how bad it is, we'll keep going.' Which is the same rational used for the production of lifetime's original movies.

It wasn't a publicist, it was a slave of the cult Tom's in who set up the marriage because they thought Katie could be groomed into a good scientologist.

No, it wasn't impressive, they made 'the hobbit and orcs' in the line of 'pride and prejudice and zombies,' filling every single scene with dozens of ridiculous, pointless and stupid orc battles in place of actual plot and character development and to create a false sense of danger, since none of the dwarves died…

China also banned musicians such Bjork, Elton John, and Linkin Park. So, it's really not that much an insult to get on their blacklist.

I think Rachel was inoculated with the leda cure, not Kira's gene. If inoculations with Kira's gene were already available, then Westmoreland wouldn't be so desperate.

You have no solid proof lol.

Voyager was totally episodic, that was it's weakest point. So many interesting subplots fell into a black hole in favor of the next 'we almost find a way home but then don't' episode.

Rachel isn't sorry for what she's done, so no, she's not redeemable imo. Helena is.

I didn't see her in the preview (there is an unconscious clone being operated on—but she's not necessarily alive and it looks like she has longer hair then Rachel to me)—and all the references to 'alcohol poisoning' before her binge and then the sight of her bleeding out unconscious in her chair leads me to believe…