What was the point of showing the elaborate escape sequence of the flying Chinese evo who cuts his own hand off to escape only for Luke and Joanne to kill him five minutes later.

I couldn't understand what type of explosion leaves so many people alive at ground zero. That explosion looked near atomic or at least comparable to the one recently in China and yet moments later Noah (and later Luke and Joanne) is still alive and barely injured.

Onatopp? Yes, Onatopp.

That was the same reaction the audience had to the opening sequence in Goldeneye.

That's my breakdown as well for Heroes. The Season 1 finale promised a big epic fight which from what I recall was basically some mediocre action in the last five minutes of the episode. Season 2 one upped this by having a grand all out fight (in the future) between Sylar and Peter literally behind closed doors! You…

I did wonder why Frank had blood around his mouth and then thought maybe he got involved in roughing up Jamel and let him get a few hits in. It definitely looked like blood and not BBQ sauce. IDK but still cannibalism seems over the top.

I concur. It's definitely not high art but it is very entertaining and watchable. It maintains a certain sense of camp and humour and also a bit of drama without taking itself too seriously. Totally unexpected from an Asylum show.

Meh. Still no good.

The one thing I notice about movie security doors is that they never utilise the common minimum two-fold security standard of "something you have (card)" + "something you know (pin)" that most but not all secure sites use. I think Ex Machina was the last movie to use the old one-fold swipe card. It makes it easier for…

With Ruben Blades cynically observing him from the window thinking, "What an idiot."

Her son is a junkie and him refusing pills should have been a big red flag to a school counselor. Three things junkies never turn down, more drugs, money and blowjobs for money.

Yes Madison, it's Liza's fault your son is a junkie. Also Alicia, it's probably not wise to give yourself a prison-style tattoo during the zombie apocalypse what with limited access to medical supplies and hospitals that are probably death camps.

Technically so did Spartacus. The CGI and small scale of the sets was pretty obvious throughout. However it more than made up for it with decent drama and story. [Haven't watched this yet but may give the Pilot a peek]

Dutch offers Eph a swig from her flask….Eph proceeds to empty it. Lesson learned. Don't share your liquor with an alcoholic.

Somebody please tell "Genius" Joe that radio waves DO NOT work like that. Also Norrie slamming head first into the force field with her fivehead to save Joe was unintentionally hilarious. It was almost as if they read the A.V. comments and wanted to leave us with an Easter Egg.

I don't understand how they forgot about the fact that Hunter was supposed to be in unending constant agony from his accident since they didn't want to waste any pain meds on him. Two episodes later he seems pretty cool with it and it's never mentioned again.

And he clearly says Earth. I wonder where the whole Earf thing came from.

Almost confused this show with Average Joe. Never watched either show but did see the final episode of Average Joe when the model chick chose the model guy over the okay looking, wealthy stock trader. The irony was while on their prize vacation the model guy dumped her because he found out she had dated Fabio in the…

You could argue that he is missing because he is shouldering the rifle into the same shoulder he was shot in just 2 days earlier. Then again the writers have probably already forgotten about that Dome-style.

Pretty sure if you strike someone in the head with a tire iron like Julia did to Junior it would kill you. Then again Julia is still recovering from a near fatal gunshot wound and an impaled leg just a few days ago.