It's the perfect troll job.

I'm just going to defend them really quickly and point out that while the internet is a thing, not every household has or can afford the internet and depend on the free TV broadcast networks to get news.

But he didn't lie. He did spent it. On a town.

Next week's episode is going to be interesting because of CIVIL WAR (and the episode after that for the same reason). I hope it's more substantial than the build-up to Age of Ultron.

I hope it's as good as the novel! Come on Netflix!

I liked the episode (I thought it was in the B-range) but wow that villain was so vanilla. I guess the aging thing was a cool twist and allowed the use of some Benjamin Button make-up but other than that, he was just super-strong. I gotta say Barry lost his powers temporarily in the first season I believe and…

This is the second time someone accidentally got thrown into the ocean in the middle of a fight. Maybe stop fighting at the docks?

I literally said "alohomora" (a spell from Harry Potter) when little Regina was playing with the wand.

The best is Modern Family was like "let's do an iPad episode!" of their own free will so they had to deny everywhere that it was paid product placement. I really only care about product placement if it stops the product in it's tracks.

I think the episode was fine. I mean, it had it's problems, but I enjoyed myself. I think this was graded way too harshly thus but I guess I could see why someone didn't like it.

I loved this episode! I really didn't see Daisy being the one who was infected! I thought it would be my beloved Joey or the one I don't care about, Yo yo since they are expendable. Wasn't that surprised it was Lincoln and was ready to make a comment that Daisy sure knows how to pick 'em, am I right?

My rankings:
1) The Goldbergs
2) Black-Ish
3) The Middle
4) Modern Family

I liked this episode a lot! I thought Powers Booth was this week's MVP.

I liked TWOP back in the day. It's final season Gossip Girl reviews are a thing of beauty.

That's cool! Plus the episode was pretty great nonetheless!

You know for once I would like to see a character on this show be an adult and go "oh you kept a secret from me? Well you know what, everybody has secrets. That's okay with me."

No, the first seasons were brilliant. But just like the Office and kinda the 4th season of Arrested Development, it's quality decreased.

Jaw-dropping but the emotional stuff is pretty strong too. It's episodes like this that make me forgive the show for all of it's flaws plus I do feel like the series really improved the Keating Five characters (except for maybe Asher). I'm excited for Season 3.

Frank probably told Bonnie at some point after Bonnie confronted it. Probably a deleted scene as well.

That would be one hell of a twist. It would make literally zero sense but a hell of a twist it would make.