As an Australia, I stay away from US-based tv-related websites until I've seen the ep. You really can't expect a review not to address bombshell plot-twists in the headline.

They were all marked as having a tolerance for CO2 and C3H6O3.

Why does the woman in this video keep laughing?

"As basic of a compliment" should be "as basic a compliment." It's a really common grammatical error in American English, and it never fails to bug me.

RIP Carter, one of the best female characters on TV.

Shaw and Fusco shouldn't work together, but they totally do! He kind of tempers her prickly personality and cuts through her crap.

If anyone tells you I cried while reading that EW interview, they're a damn liar. Now please excuse me, I HAVE SOMETHING IN MY EYE.

I kind of wondered what took them so long. They're both gorgeous.

I find it a little hard to believe that Simmons, who at the end of the day is just a corrupt cop, is permitted to take down a supreme court judge or whatever he was.

Spoilers!

I doubt it. It's out of her hands now, so it's not all going to hinge on her evidence. Reese and Finch can find plenty anyway. I really think the HR plot is (almost) done, to make way for bigger stuff.

Every time someone calls her "Joss," people on the internet say "is this the first time anyone has called her 'Joss?'' People have been using her first name for ages.

Good points. I had no idea she (or anyone) was going to die, so I was pretty excited about the romance. I thought it meant they were taking the show in a new direction, and I got a buzz out of the fact that so few leading characters on mainstream TV dramas engage in serious interracial romances. (If Carter had been…

It really wasn't obvious without the promos. I had no idea.

I didn't see the promos either (I'm not in the US) so I had NO idea. I also loved Carter, she was kickass. I didn't see the romance coming, but I was pretty excited, and later devastated.

For some reason it amuses me that you said "the fridge of his" instead of "his fridge."

I watched the first three episodes. That counts!

People do say "dog" a lot. It kinda sounds like what white middle-class people THINK people from Detroit sound like.

I recently watched 'Welcome to the Punch' with Mark Strong and loved it. The critical response wasn't great, but I'd recommend it if you want to watch something, you know, good.

There's a Seinfeld marathon on in Australia today, so I just saw Bryan Cranston in whichever episode that was.