Except it wasn't. Sure, it's nowhere near as good as season 1, but I'd say it's on par with season 2.

True, they don't necessarily WANT to kill humans. But at the end of the day, their primary focus is protecting their own.

And so ends another season of one of the best underrated shows ever. Was the finale perfect? No, it had its issues and there's still a hanging plot thread or two (for the record Carrie, no we still don't know who took the cure). But was it satisfying? For the most part, yes.

That is the more likely possibility.

I get the feeling that clone Bruce is meant to be an incarnation of Heretic.

No, real Bruce is being trained by Ra's. Clone Bruce is being used by the court to replace real Bruce.

Clearly she hasn't been eating enough Oprah bread.

That brand doesn't exist but you can find weed chips with a simple google search.

I knew I wasn't the only one that felt that. There are so many things about this show that I SHOULD like, but something is preventing me from doing so.

My heart's telling me no…
But my stomach…
My stomach's telling me yes.

When AoS started, it was trying its hardest to tie itself into continuity with the movies, which is what caused it to struggle. Then Winter Soldier rolled around and shook up the status quo of the MCU which basically gave AoS the freedom to do whatever the hell it wanted. And the show has been all the better because…

Yeah I know, and I'm sure as hell gonna miss that freedom when it's taken away over the next 4 years.

Maybe, maybe not. I think they're both horrible but I still stand by her being the lesser of two evils.

It was a joke jackass, a reference to Futurama. Piss off with your bullshit.

I don't want to live on this planet anymore.

Well, aren't you just a ray full of sunshine.

Is no one else going to acknowledge the fact that both Lucifer and The Flash, 2 shows based off of DC titles, had an episode this week titled "Monster" that ended with a fantastically British man showing his true colors after being an asshole throughout the episode?

Can we all agree that the doctor who was operating on Sadie is a major asshole? You do not go to the loved one of someone post-surgery and speak in a way that makes you assume that they died unless they actually died.