The small search teams they each formed made it like a less competitive form of Wacky Races. And Marah's right… now that I think about it, Count's car was probably the coolest of all of them, ah ah!

Good news: He realizes he's in a tv show.

So basically Dr. Wells is Samuel L. Jackson from Unbreakable. He has this duality where he believes in The Flash and all that he stands for, but he's also willing to do unspeakable things to make sure The Flash happens.

[voice modulation] IRIS WEST. YOU'VE FAILED… THIS… CITY! [/vm]

The writers have their moments, but they also have me glaring at the screen sometimes with missed opportunities. The second season itself supports your claim. There was an opportunity for some rich character work given the slow pace, but it was inconsistent. I think they've gotten better at that, but they're not A+…

Well played snarky AV Club article. Well. Played. [slow clap]

Amen Cutlass12! Rick threateaned to kill a pastor if he jeopardized the group… how does he NOT seriously challenge Eugene? The only person I can buy believing him is Abraham because he needed to. No way 7+ people died for this guy.

It just occurred to me that we'll probably never see the 48 in their dropship clothes again. I can't fathom a scenario where the Mount Weather people didn't destroy those irradiated garments. I have to say that I'm gonna miss that look.

Waffling is this show's bread and butter // "We. Are. Grounders!" … "We are NOT Grounders!" // have to run from the grounders … too late, have to fight! // breaking the law is punishable by death … 10 shocklashes then let her go

This show is so quotable it's like the Caddyshack of early 21st Century* adult-targeted animation

Thanx for the heads up. It's been so long since I've watched a purchased DVD/BluRay instead of a stripped down Redbox disc that I forgot how entertaining a good commentary can be. I have Futurama DVDs somewhere… gotta remember to play them sometime.

He's getting close to Keyser Soze levels of being able to manipulate people though. As much as I enjoy his character, I don't feel like he's demonstrated that level of cunning yet.

Sounds like you have a lollipop all ready for Crews PC. SETTLE DOWN NOW! :D

Maybe ftw… but I feel like that would be too redundant, creatively speaking, to have both Beth AND Carol kidnapped. Plus, they were following them in a car… Daryl and Carol… "DaCaryl"?… had the upper hand. Maybe if Carol was snooping around and got caught, but then she probably would have been brought in with…

I really, REALLY hope that something comes out of the GCPD basically letting a dude order them out of their house, then killing one of their own. I know he's a made-man, but PLEASE don't let that moment be forgotten. Doesn't have to be an immediate reaction, but I'd like to hear at least a few cops going "Gordon's…

Thought this episode was awesome almost all the way up to the end when it turns out the Penguin is psychic apparently. WHY Gotham?! WHY?! It was SO GOOD up to then.

They probably should have had some blonde—haired fake-boob types when Rick FIRST came to Atlanta ("Brains y'all! Brains!"), but by now the bewbs and hair have both fallen out of the bodies.

I think Morgan's closer to them than King County, because of the Terminus signs. Hopefully he'll connect with them within the month.

Clarke definitely seems to be more vocal about her opinions than Beth, but I wouldn't call her annoying; Clarke's an alpha… Beth is learning to be one in order to survive. As far as better looking, I think they each bring something to the table. Beth has the whole sweet and innocent thing going, along with a great…

Based on the clips for next week, I think the show's gonna take a week off from Operation Beth-scue and focus on Team Mullet. I would even go so far as to say they won't reunite for the Beth-scue, and maybe not for several more episodes. It actually looked like Abraham was close to a break down, so I'm really…