you deserve a freedom kiss for that one.

I approve, much better than the iPhone approved "ex-France" that I was struggling with.

Now a Blaine, Clive, and Ravi love triangle would be… uhhh… something..

OH WEIRD. I knew he looked like a creep and slightly familiar, but I NEVER would have remembered that! Kudos!!

remember when Major was just the 2-dimensional eye candy ex-feonce that had such little personality? I barely do, he's seriously so great.

Another fine decision brought to you by alcohol!

Gah Disqus is really driving me crazy. I've been trying to say my all-time favorite grump of a cop is definitely Lenny Briscoe (RIP!). Clive is certainly up there, though.

"This is a… really nice penis…"

As soon as I saw Marnie I was disappointed. Don't know how I feel about it overall, but it definitely wasn't what I was expecting.

PoI became one of my favorite shows by the second season when they finally were able to unleash the story they wanted to tell rather than the one that would satisfy their terrible procedural viewers.

As much as I loved the premier, I was disappointed (as I'm sure many were) as the seemingly lazy writing regarding the relationship between Clive and Wally. I think these two episodes would've done well as a two hour premier or aomething, but I think Clive's flashbacks definitely made up for that to the point where…

Gah every episode scrambles up my favorite character and pairings which is a fantastic problem to have. Ravi, Liv, Clive, and Major all have great chemistry with one another and now that Clive can be more involved has absolutely proven himself just as great as the rest (in case anyone needed that proof, I've always…

I think it was just the obviously-guilty-from-the-getgo mother that said it was consensual but don't hold me to that. Seemed like Clive and the rest of team Z was quite on board with taking down a creep (or two, the mother is also a creep IMO) for sleeping with/believing a minor could consent to that. I could've…

That's what I was thinking while watching it — a great lightly serialized episode which new viewers could definitely enjoy. This show deserves all the viewers, they seriously look like they're all having such a great time and I hope that's the case. Even if all the actors hate one another and there is proof of it I…

I'm on the fence and think it would prove for a great plot either way. I think there are ways that she could have accomplished the same goals without murdering an adorable little zombie boy and his sweet mother, but it wouldn't have hit everyone (the teachers/students/Clive) as hard. Not that I think Clive would've…

He was a total weirdo but I loved that ultimately he was efficient and integral to the investigation. They could've easily just made him some weirdo that provided a small amount of useful data rather than making him into a useful character to be relied on. iZombie seems like they do a better job than most in making…

I'm guessing it'll roughly follow the path Person of Interest did, but without their awfully boring first season. If you haven't seen it? PoI was completely case-of-the-week with a few recurring villains/plots popping up until early/mid second season IIRC which is when it started to shine. They kept a bunch of case of…

I hadn't noticed that. It seems really strange that he wouldn't have been there considering she let him stay with her on the regular and was the only person to be there for him during his double-punch to the gut. Especially considering he's seemed to move on to something/someone who actually makes him happy. Also,…

It's the Showtime black hole. Have they had a series that hasn't completely imploded after a few seasons? I want to blame the writers of these shows (Weeds, Dexter, Homeland, Nurse Jackie, etc) but it seems like the same thing happens OVER AND OVER AGAIN with their original programming, leading me to just blame…

This is something I've always wondered about despite it seeming quite obvious if you've ever flown during inclement weather where they're desperately trying to shuffle people around to accommodate. Poor guy.