Pretty solid television. Didn't draw me in like the opening of the book did, but it was a good looking, well acted, faithful take on the book so far, so I'm in for the long haul. Hopefully the plotting gets tighter as they go along.

I was going to use the word ''horrible" but, yeah.

Well, that's terrifying. Was this in the UK?

Incredible.

To be fair, the Cannibals thing was the one arc not drawn out. Hence why it was also their best.

This episode was low-end-season-3 levels of trash.

Even as a libertarian, I find AVClub by far one of the best comments sections. Commenters almost never rise up in hatred filled mobs, which is a rare sight.

Or Earth-One. He got sucked into the portal before we saw him die, which is why I'm so positive Zoom is Eddie.

This is the first trailer that acted like it actually had to sell the movie in its own right, not just acted like it could be like "yo I'm Star Wars" and would immediately destroy the box office. Which is unfortunately the reality of the situation, but that does nothing for me. As someone who never got particularly…

Oh, it's quite unhealthy.

I literally have gone to Whataburger three times a week for the past year. It is glorious.

For sure. They only could put her in five episodes, though, so they had to pick and choose their spots.

I agree, but then I think about having to wait a week between Daredevil episodes and I start crying

Someone just needs to make a freaking Peter and the Starcatchers movie already. Clearly that is the best version.

Starting to realize I'm especially vulnerable to "It's OK to be sad" emotional moments. Inside Out destroyed me, and now this? Gaaaaah

Same. I'm excited for Civil War and Infinity War, but other than that… give me that Jessica Jones and Daredevil S2, baby. I'm even more excited for Agent Carter than any of the other upcoming movies XD

Still wish her and Shulk had gotten together. Melia's story was so freaking depressing, she deserved some kind of win by the end

"There are a couple of different ways to wind down… hard… people. Challenge them… with thoughtful, intellectual prose; others… uproarious comedy to lighten their… large… purely visual form."

I saw the name Rubicon, thought it was about the fall of the Roman republic, and got excited. The disappointment after googling was massive.

Thanks for the response!