It was, yes, but I wonder how much it was just unthinking. Siblings can be really cruel like that and while I've never been in the foster system they seem much more like actual siblings. Sarah is caught up in her shit and doesn't care particularly about Felix's in the moment. When she has a minute to think she ought…

I think with the blood on her hands and the hotel keycard she cut up, maybe she trashed Katya's hotel room?

Given the way the show is structured and plays out, I'm willing to wait and see if they show us what happened to Cassie to make her so willing to shoot Cole. It made for a very dramatic moment in the instant but unlike you I don't object to the tension of it, I'm interested to see what has gone on in 2048 to make her…

You could be right, but Cole not killing his friends, Ramse, Jennifer and Cassie is completely consistent. Cassie had eight months we didn't see in the future to change into a killer, not three seconds.

It was a really big wing and in really good condition.

No, or if there is it's really, really subtle. Arctic foxes are cute and playful, which that bit of Quentin and Alice's story needed. There's a limited choice of other arctic animals, especially cute, playful ones. Reynard is a classic bloody-handed trickster archetype.

I can't believe I'm about to do this because I hated that moment when I saw it, but I think it's one of those literary moments that actually isn't in the books but they thought they could call back to the literary roots.

Londo had a fling with a Centari dancer (Ariella I think) who he could have loved but was considered déclassé and beyond redemption in a S1 episode) and she walked back through in about S4, thoroughly redeemed but now he was irredeemable.

I'm inclined to think it w real but temporary. A lot of real cases of amnesia due to trauma or whatever are temporary or you get most of the memories back at least.

Ravi is always the best you heretic!

His l33t assassin skills were pretty awesome for 'forgotten it all' dude too.

While I agree she's not beyond redemption they're moving the Max Rager arc in a very new direction and it isn't clear shed fit in. Grimm would possibly keep her alive and bring her back in 3 season's time. Babylon 5 did with a rather similar character. But it's hard to argue this is entirely the wrong move too, she is…

Well there's definitely that POV and it's kind of hard to argue against. I was working with what we've got rather than what we wish had happened.

They've already got their plans (they're rarely subtle but they're not usually grossly incompetently like letting her revert to being confused about whether she's Eve or Juliette) in place. I'm just hoping it's a good plan not a bad one. One branch of this plan leaves Nick with a Good Adalind, the other has Eve back.

If HW used some form of conditioning to lay Eve on top of Juliette and they're not keeping it up to date (there's a technical term that I can't remember right now, reinforced maybe) then it will start to crack. With Meisner and Trubel away, perhaps Eve is skipping on the treatments and when they come back she'll have…

I wouldn't have said a really strong resemblance but my first thought was Krysten Ritter. It depends on what you look for first and how you weight the different features I guess.

While I really hope you're wrong about how they take the story you're right that they could go that way. Given the channel, they're not going to have Adalind walk out of the shower naked but wandering in wearing just a towel, answering Nick's phone and so on, it's suggests a level of comfort beyond house sharing for…

I'm as straight as a nine pound note, Liv's dances were always going to do it for me, but even I picked Ravi's dance for Ravi is the best.

In some ways they're paralleling the books in that. The books show more about the classes but relatively little about the magic the Brakebills kids learn. It focuses on their out of class activities more, although not as heavily as the tv show has. For Julia though, learning each new spell is part of her specific…

Retconning may be unfair, they just seem to have forgotten any possible ties back to her family when cases might have resonance to it. They have been a number of cases over the last 6-8 that have relevance to Joan's family and not a twitch from Sherlock or Joan about them.