Patty was pretty important to this episode's plot though.

They address using the girl in the superhero name in the first episode of Supergirl pretty effectively. I think this falls on the same lines.

Their act has remained the same: Obnoxious jerks for the last six months.

The New Day began, was in the middle of, and ended the show. Just give them the WWE Championship, guys. You already make the show about them.

Unfortunately Ellis pretty much does six issue runs with corporate owned books now.

So don't you mean evolve or die?

Carol is kind of messed up. She lacks empathy which is needed to inspire people.

Was the title Start to Finish not just Deanna's motto, but also a challenge in finishing this episode? They have far too many characters too balance that we don't really care about. I feel bad for Jessie and her family. Her youngest talking means they are pretty much goners.

Carl's decision is pretty rational. There is not nearly enough time to explain the situation, and the family can hear a gunshot.

There is a time skip from season 5 to 6 where it is believed they worked through his stuff. Glenn didnt think it was enough I believe.

Glenn is a better judge of character than Morgan. Morgan has an absolute position on not killing anyone. That's the problem. Nicholas was an idiot who was scared and afraid. The Wolf was an evil threat.

Does she KNOW she's an ad!?

The European Best Friends have been a thing for weeks. They just havent seemed fully formed because Rusev was injured, but they already formed about a month ago.

I mean let's give the WWE a little credit. The European Best Friends faction has been a thing for like a month or so, so is just continuing that/

He will always be Bad News Barrett to me.

I'm glad Barrett is still teaming with Sheamus and Rusev to form the European Best Friends. I just want Barrett to be happy, and he seems to be genuinely happy when he's teaming with people (Stardust, New Day, Rusev, Sheamus).

It was almost impossible to watch all these episodes this weekend due to their length, density, and dark content quite frankly, but I felt strangely compelled to due. I'm not feeling purple or anything, but really great series. It and Daredevil blow all other TV adaptions of superheroes out of the water.

Off the top of my head, IGN's have been really funny. The review will state one thing, and then the comments section will all be saying how wrong they are. I remember one review, the reviewer felt that writers were unclear about their stance on PC culture.

Jimmy is a really admirable and principled kid. I loved his dedication to his craft and the truth. It seems pretty clear to me that PC Principal is an ad.

I like that Charlotte and Paige main evented Raw. I think that was actually the best Charlotte has ever sounded on the main roster, because it felt like she was being honest when she was talking about her brother. Charlotte constantly brings up her brother Reid in interviews as her inspiration and the reason why she's…