Damn the US took Orange is the new Black to a completely different insane level.

So Teddy is the Kenny of Westworld?

What do you mean 'even' Evan Rachel Wood? The woman has been nothing but fantastic since 'Once and again'.

My favorite pilot of this season. I loved everything from the score (great version of Paint it black), cinematography (beautiful landscapes) and acting (Louis Herthum blew me away, everyone else was solid). I'm curious where this leads and whether they can sustain the premise for several seasons. There's only so much…

Can't wait to watch it. Somehow this weirdly written review has heightened my anticipation.

It's CBS. I'm expecting it to be bland and boring.

This was purely awesome. No kidding this was one of the best television moments for me watching this episode. I was flashed watching this episode. The suspense building was just magnificent and so well crafted. From the soundtrack, camera shots, editing and acting it was one hell of a crazy cool ride. The…

This is seriously more popular than Better Call Saul? Yeah the world is seriously doomed to go under.

This was a great episode that wasn't properly reviewed at all. Instead of focusing on the characters and overall narrative making sense and being cohesive the writer choose to whine about the minor thing like travel pace. After six seasons you still need the show to serve every little bit on screen for you and can't…

Sorry Mutti the mob has spoken.

The euphoria about Brexit being a triumph over the 'establishment elites' will soon fizzle out when the old and without prospects realizes they have exchanged a neoliberal elite against a nationalist conservative elite who doesn't care about their needs either and were merely used as vote cattle. Funny how most…

Great conclusion to a great series. Never did I believe a CBS show with a procedural format could have evolved into something so thrilling and appealing with so much depth covering so many philosophical themes about life in a way that never felt pretentious and pseudo deep. Its world was fascinating full of compelling…

Epic. That's the only word to describe this episode.

So we can say all problems could be solved if we just killed off the noisy teens.

It's the acting now I'm quite sure. I've seen the script for Lexa's entrance and the immature writing is so embarrassing I wonder why the hell they would even release something so dumb for the world to see. The show writer is either really unconscious of his awful writing talent or believes this would sooth shippers.

No. The characters are either annoying or dumb and some even both. The storylines are rip offs from TWD. If you like amoral assholes shooting zombies watch the original.

NO.

It did make sense and was narratively cohesive for me. More because of the acting. Eliza Taylor and Alycia Debnam Carey set it on fire with their chemistry and acting.

Alycia Debnam Carey is a strong performer. I am a theatre man who focuses a lot on acting performances because on stage you don't have edits, soundtrack etc. and merely your performance to pull the audience in. Lexa as a role is so challenging to play because of the stoic/emotional duality you have to constantly…

Lexa’s story is finished by saving her love from ALIE drones and therefore saving the world itself. It was also the closing arc for Clarke to cope with her death. Seeing her one last time, feeling her and saying everything that vented up all the time after Lexa’s death is what Clarke needed to finally start properly…