"Also, Stephen Amell and Grant Gustin? My goodness, are they not voice actors."

Language is a living, evolving thing. It always has been and it always will be. Ultimately this is all for the good. You acknowledge that you're waging a losing battle. Maybe contemplate why you allow such a trivial and generally positive thing to cause you so much distress.

Ahruil heds grobble swepe.

Differently articulate. Language is about communication. It doesn't necessarily need to be reduced to the lowest common denominator - or the oldest. It is perfectly acceptable to tailor it for the intended recipient. Which probably isn't you.

Wow. Awfully sad that anyone would be so enraged by the evolution of language. Language is a living thing. It is forever growing and changing. Mild irritation when one is left truly perplexed is understandable. But to be enraged by something so natural and inevitable? That suggests a greater anger. The anger of…

Great episode, but EXCELLENT review. Seriously one of the best I've ever read. Bravo.

I can't help suspecting Strand only wanted to keep Nick around as potential zombie-bait. The whole thing about "skills" was probably just to keep Nick happy and trusting. Makes total sense to me. It effectively cost Strand nothing (sentimental cuff-links mean little to a pragmatist determined to survive) and he now…

And well-spoken.

People might have said similar things about Carol. You never know who might be a phoenix just waiting for the fire.

Of course he is. Addicts are dangerously unpredictable and will endanger everybody they care about if that's what it takes to get high. Add zombies to that? This kid is giving the writers so many possibilities down the road. Most likely he'll stay clean for a while but at any point this kid can self-destruct and take…

Nick's speech resonated with me quite deeply. It's not about being an addict, it's about being lost and confused in the world, feeling like you don't belong. Feeling hopeless. For Nick the drugs are an escape from that. He is not equating being a heroin addict to being lost in the middle of a dangerous and confusing…

The keycard was probably not defective at all. As a former hotel employee I can assure you that people are spectacularly bad at using these things even when nobody is actively trying to eat their faces off. If Liza had tried swiping it through slowly and calmly it may well have worked first time. This is not a…

So, the power grid thing. Surely most people who work at the power plants or whatever are not actually showing up for work right now, so it makes absolute sense to me that the grid is overloaded. Right? Am I missing something? I think Josh Modell should either get over it or explain in detail why he finds this power…

Man, DS9 is definitely the best Trek series and a strong contender for best sci-fi series ever made. It's certainly my favourite. I consider it one of the best tv shows ever made, period. And coming in before the golden age of television, and with the burden (in a sense) of carrying the Star Trek legacy, it's truly…