Recently, I was talking to my friends about Love, and I couldn't remember why I watched the whole thing. I found it perfectly passable but not great. This reminded me it was definitely Claudia O'Doherty. I had never seen (or at least, noticed) her before Love, and I thought she was fantastic.
Also, glad you recognized…

Well, I guess iZombie getting an honorable mention makes it a little better…
Seriously, this is the show I'm most excited for every week (On the seemingly rare occasion that it's actually on that week). It's the perfect mix of procedural and serialization, and Rose McIver kills it week in and out. Dang it I love this…

Yeah, I agree on that. Any plot where former rivals become friends win me over. Paris and Rory is usually my go-to example

My best guess is that the uncensored version will go online the next day, but I don't know. Clearly that went well for Of Kings and Prophets

I was really hoping the big twist at the end would be, after Raimi's parents made up, that she would find out she had a sibling. I have no idea what this twist would do for the plot, but I really wanted it anyway

Yeah, gotta admit, every cancellation that isn't Frequency, Crazy Ex-Girlfriend, or most importantly, iZombie, makes me happy. Gives them all a better shot at surviving

I have to admit, I've always found their sibling history made it weird, but I was full on grossed out with them moving in together. I realized how creepy it is for them to move out of their dad's place only to move in together.

I had the same thought with Sara. As a pretty big fan of her and Snart getting together, it's pretty annoying that they're treating it like that never happened

As a fan of The Last Five Years, I 100% concur about Jeremy Jordan. I'm going to be mad if he doesn't get to sing in the musical episode

They didn't talk about Psych nearly enough. Mostly because if I was doing to interview, it'd be the only thing I asked about

Honestly, a Rafi-like God that would make perfect sense in this universe.

If we're going with people on Michael Schur shows, my vote is Andre Braugher. I like the idea of Holt being the ultimate judging diety.

I was thinking the same thing with the Nightingale Killer, that it should be someone we know. Until they showed a bit of him this week, I was thinking it might be Mekhi Phifer, but clearly it isn't.

I know! I wasn't expecting too much from it, but I think it's my favorite new show this year. I'm all in on it.

I know, I've been wondering that too. I'm curious to see how many episodes Miller and Barrowman will end up doing. I'm guessing the contract kinda gives the CW shows "first dibs" on Miller and Barrowman, so they probably can't turn it down, but I just don't know

Yeah, Miller got "Special Guest Star". I was hoping for something special (or even Miller getting Series Regular in the episodes he appears) but sadly not

I have to admit, it was nice seeing Becca and Vernon enjoy doing the podcast together. I'm constantly wondering why they're married (beyond the money/status that Becca wants) that its cool to see them enjoy being together

Didn't we already get that failed CBS procedural, back when it was called CSI: Cyber?

The timeline where Lafayette dies is the Darkest Timeline

I definitely had Wikipedia open, to see if what they were saying was true, or if it was just artistic liberty. As a non-Lincoln nerd, it does seem overly specific. But if they, say, went to the French Revolution (which I know they won't) I know I'd mad if they got little details wrong, so I can relate