You haven't watch The 10th Kingdom, therefore you have no soul!

He is Scott's ally but Scott's not his, unfortunately. This whole thing gives me creeps.

I'm assuming that the murder twins are more interesting for Jeff Davis than the character that was a main plot driving force for two and a half seasons.

It's really baffling for me as well.

This book was awful indeed. I've never heard of adaptation. I'm assuming it's even worse. The book has this vibe of SyFy original movie script, it's not even funny.

I vaguely remember I enjoyed it when I first watched it. But I don't remember specifics of the plot at all.

There's also 1971's movie The Andromeda Strain, based on Michael Crichton's book. I actually watched this one. I've no idea why.

"How has there never been a TV series about the Centers For Disease
Control And Prevention trying to tamp down a potentially threatening
viral outbreak?"

I liked this show better when it was called Jake 2.0.

I longed for Tom Selleck's Frank Reagan imposing presence as the Commissioner, actually. That would be awesome scene.

The Sami people, also spelled Sámi or Saami, are the indigenous Finno-Ugric people. They are not people of color, they are white, as well as other Finno-Ugric people, such as Finns, Karelians, Estonians and Mordvins.

It's really, really not.

Does that mean that there'll be more of Ato Essandoh in "Elementary" now?

Considering the biggest thing in this episode was fake identity and its relation to true identity, the huge twist is obviously glimpses into Harold Finch's real identity. The scene with the glasses is the creepiest thing the writers have done to this character ever. I'm sure there will be no follow up. But it's…