I liked Powerless. It was a bit all over the place, but it had a great cast. And the last couple of episodes with Fire were a step up.

The Baldwins will always get a boost out of people googling them to try to work out which Baldwin it was they liked in that thing.

There's always room to wonder. Can anybody really be that good at pretending to be a sadistic monster?

Katharine Hepburn would be way too classy to complain about her placement, especially as the top 8 are all actually pretty great. But she and Gabriel Byrne should both be higher.

… a darkly sinister Chinese empress pirate, named Xifing, and her
group of Arab cutthroats…

Iwan Rheon: One of the few parts of the upcoming Inhumans series that everone assumes will be pretty good.

Did she at least still get paid?

For them, in having to write them, or for us, in having to read them?

Diggle: "And you think you know where Goodwin was killed."
Felicity: "Well, nothing concrete."

Same reason Bane gave Bruce Wayne a TV in his pit. So Chase could watch Oliver win.

Unless Jonathan was planning to murder a whole bunch of people, and when the superhuman killing machine burst in the window he quickly came up with the suicide story as a way to avoid getting punched so hard he would vomit up his own kidneys.

I always find myself comparing, in my head, Leverage and Burn Notice.

Plus, unlike Savitar they managed to make the revelation of who he really was an actual surprise.

Has Holly Valance done anything in the last ten years? Google tells me she's done one film since 2011, which doesn't seem like a reason to be in the top ten.

At the risk of showing my out-of-the-loop-ness: Who?

Number 1, Odette Annable, was part of one of the all-time greatest (and bloodiest) fight scenes in the history of TV.

She was wearing lawyering dresses pretty much all through, and working the heck out of them.

I'd argue yes, but current precedent in Common Law says no.

Make brain drugs to sell for top dollar.

Well, they have to meet Liv at some point.