The phrase "the temptation of Eve" reminds me of The Hombres' delightful oddity Let It Out (Let It All Hang Out): https://youtu.be/XWN65nAkk20

The idea of April Ludgate and Ron Swanson sharing a birthday is absolutely delightful. Especially given how much they would both hate it when Leslie found out.

Well, now she's Mrs Hawkeye. But pretty soon she's going to die so Clint can marry Maria Hill.

I think the argument was not so much that AI Sarah is the same person as that she's still a person. Which is why they had Three give the "she's just a computer programme" argument to the Android specifically; she didn't need to say "so am I", because it was right there.

I will forgive the time loop every flaw it might have just for that one scene of Three and the Android singing in French.

He recently dropped by iZombie to fulfill his obligations there. It was weird to see him in such a small role.

Nuking one city is fine. Nobody's going to notice or care if you nuke one city. It will have no effect on society in general and pretty much never be mentioned by anybody. So, really, why not nuke a city?

Technically, that's Biz-Zay Philipps.

Somehow, George Orwell has come up in conversation every day for the last three days for reasons that have nothing to do with the government, Big Brother, or 1984. I think his ghost may be stalking me.

Weather has birthdays now? Does Snow have a birthday? How about Light Showers With Sunny Intervals? I think the IMDb needs to bring in a humans-only rule.

My favourite little detail: They showed the high-speed lift getting slower and slower as it got closer to the top. At first I dismissed that as a cheap way to prolong tension, but then Bill woke up with the two clocks and it became clear what was going on.

If written right, Alfred's self-control should be nonpareil. So really it should be: "Pardon me, Master Bruce, but I feel those murderous urges once again. If you don't mind I shall go and deadhead the rose bushes in the Lower Garden with unseemly savagery until the desire to kill subsides. I shall be back…

It's like a Millennium Wheel, but then one of the gentlemen does a Leaning Tower of Pisa on the other.

Yeah, I was referring mostly to the fact that he spent years working other jobs, and writing songs in his spare time, before making it big.

Wait, Melanie Scrofano had a life before Wynonna Earp? I thought it was just that one episode of Warehouse 13 where she got possessed by Alice, and then straight to sexy demon-hunting badass.

As Drusilla didn't quite say: The King of Crappy Artists expects a picnic, but it is not his birthday.

Kris Kristofferson should be known for Pat Garrett and Billy the Kid.

You've embraced the orthodox viewpoint. One of us, one of etc.

Most incompetent person: Uwe Boll, as a director, or Dan Brown, as a writer?

I think Diggle was at his most jacked in Season One, although he may have just been at his most shirtless.