But the flashbacks have some kind of filter on them, it's easy to differentiate between present and flashback thereby.

Jonathan Tropper, the creator of the show, recently said in a podcast interview that only because Gordon and Siobhan are dead, Hood and Carrie won't rekindle their relationship, because that's not the story that they were telling. In his opinion, these two people have caused too much carnage in each other's lives to…

If you need to get your Job fix until he resurfaces, there are some new Origins web-episodes on the Cinemax Youtube Channel and from what I saw, there is at least one Job web-episode.

Lily Simmons tweeted that she will not be going anywhere and according to behind the scenes material she has filmed for the entire season and was on set when they wrapped.

The display of Rebecca's body kind of reminded me of Hannibal.

Yeah, on paper this was not a show that I would like, but the characters have such depth and authenticity to them that it has become one of my favorite shows on the air. It's surprising how this show can manage the pulpy over-the-top-action stuff and the quick narrative pacing with really great character work. I think…

I am still surprised this is the final season, because in season three it seemed like they were bringing in new characters to extend the show's run. Bunker, Allison, Billy Raven. But I guess not. Bunker is the only one that stuck and they're killing original characters left and right.

I don't think it was Burton. Why introduce a serial killer if it's him to kill her? Though, I guess it would be a nice *twist*.

Eliza Dushku first appears in episode 4 as far as I know.

As much as seeing Siobhan hurts, I like that they don't just forget her. Most tv shows characters get over the deaths of their loved ones way too quickly.

Me too, I hoped she was going to be the last character standing on the show, but I guess not. I kind of hate that they killed off all the interesting female characters. Now we're only stuck with Carrie who is okay, but…far from my favorite.

Lily Simmons is apparently in the whole season, so I think the flashback structure is there to stay.

Talking Dead is basically Chris Hardwick screaming "Guys, guys, this was awesome awesome awesome!", an actor from the show as guest saying "i can't spoil anything because I get fired otherwise" with an awkward stare into the camera and a random celebrity guest proclaiming "i love this show, because it's my genre. i…

I don't like the direction in which the show is going. I thought the Ice Queen as threat to peace and a possible uprising among Lexa's people was more interesting and made more sense than all the Pike/Bellamy stuff. Incredibly disappointed by the way the season is going so far. I also thought Lexa's decision to go…

They definitely haven't really figured out how to write for Heather so far. She was either sparely used or not in the episodes at all. But since they started fleshing out Darryl more, I hope they will do the same with Heather.

Don't forget the West Covina cue at the end when Rebecca and Paula are having their heart-to-heart.

They have been so cute together for most of the show's run, but I don't want them to get together, because neither of them would be happy for long. Neither do I want Rebecca to end up with Greg.

I love how in the boyband song Josh sings about how his love is going to solve all of Rebecca's psychological problems.

JLD will probably win an EMMY for Veep (yet again). The EMMYs are really negatively biased when it comes to shows airing on The CW. The Golden Globes on the other hand have always been more open-minded even before Jane the Virgin (Sarah Michelle Gellar and Keri Russell were both nominated for their WB shows back in…

The CW would be stupid to cancel the show. I know, the ratings are horrible, but I feel like Rachel Bloom is so talented that she will become a big big big star who will at some point get a higher salary than Melissa McCarthy, Tina Fey and JLaw together. You just cannot cancel a show with someone who is this fantastic.