Well, maybe not a plea, but definitely some study-able proof. Although maybe this time scientists will buck the dooming humanity with hubris thing and actually end up choosing something right…if that's even still the plan anymore.

I doubt the show would retcon itself out of existence to THAT place in time. I have a feeling the show is going to end with at least some happiness. I'm sure someone's going to sacrifice themselves (this is a Fringe thing), but they have to be happy…right?

I've missed him the most. He quickly became my favorite, and I have no idea how.

He was so good it made me want to revisit a lot of his scenes as September interacting with Walter over the years. It's probably really sad I haven't noticed how good he is because he's been so good at being stilted and mysterious (that's a skill, too!).

Hey! Grimm is okay. Not terrible, but not the best ever, either.

Dontember. Perfect.

And in the end, just like the beginning, it comes down to a son, and the father that loves him.

Once creepy professor said "sealed by a…", I knew it was going to have to do with the Bennett witches. Bonnie needs to, for once, be a character driven by motivation and emotion instead of as a vehicle for plot movement. I think they do her character a large disservice by trying to awkwardly shoehorn her in to every…

Once creepy professor said "sealed by a…", I knew it was going to have to do with the Bennett witches. Bonnie needs to, for once, be a character driven by motivation and emotion instead of as a vehicle for plot movement. I think they do her character a large disservice by trying to awkwardly shoehorn her in to every…

Things I Liked:
- The moment Klaus realized he wanted to be human was one involving a hummingbird. First pony drawings, now this. He would be a total pushover if he hadn't already murdered so many people.
- Matt's facial expressions, always, and his ever-expanding role as "sane, capable human."
- Hayley now having a…

Things I Liked:
- The moment Klaus realized he wanted to be human was one involving a hummingbird. First pony drawings, now this. He would be a total pushover if he hadn't already murdered so many people.
- Matt's facial expressions, always, and his ever-expanding role as "sane, capable human."
- Hayley now having a…

This is my favorite webseries: Rae has a really unique comedic voice, and finds a way to tell smart stories that deal with race but aren't solely about race (if Key & Peele were a bit less funny, not two dudes, and had a love triangle).

This is my favorite webseries: Rae has a really unique comedic voice, and finds a way to tell smart stories that deal with race but aren't solely about race (if Key & Peele were a bit less funny, not two dudes, and had a love triangle).

I was just talking about that with my roommates!

I was just talking about that with my roommates!

I see Etta as an Olivia that could-have-been: an Olivia who only knew her abusive stepfather and heartache from being in the foster care system, an Olivia who turned to FBI work to get revenge on those who harmed her, a woman with drive, passion and resolve, but a woman with little compassion for others (or those who…

I see Etta as an Olivia that could-have-been: an Olivia who only knew her abusive stepfather and heartache from being in the foster care system, an Olivia who turned to FBI work to get revenge on those who harmed her, a woman with drive, passion and resolve, but a woman with little compassion for others (or those who…

The full version…chills. I missed Naya Rivera, girl can sing.

The full version…chills. I missed Naya Rivera, girl can sing.

I thought it made sense, though. It wasn't break-ups just for plot development (well, okay, it was also that), they were both feeling alienated and alone because long-distance relationships suck. They made it seem realistic. I bought it.