"I’d love to use her character name, but I don’t think they ever named her"

She's an actual actress, who has appeared in Blue Bloods, Modern Family, Crossing Jordan, and Ned's Declassified Guide.

"proved a commitment to making the worst-case scenario a reality and a refusal to compromise not often seen on this show."

"Showrunners David Greenwalt and David Kouf"

Wasn't there a running gag about that in a Batman Beyond episode? I thought there they pronounced it… umm, "Rash" with a short A sound. "Raahsh"?

You don't have to listen to the soundtracks to know the plots…

The son is called Peter, the mother is named Beatrice….

"and the fight between Peggy and her unnamed assailant"

Some shows credit everyone whether they appear or not (Sleepy Hollow, Gotham, Agents of SHIELD), some don't (Supernatural).

"That might still be the case (and I’d be very surprised if we’ve seen the last of Henry),"

"Cobblepot is like a Bonsai tree to Maroni. He’s also a monkey, and
Maroni is the zookeeper. Maroni loves ridiculous, scattered metaphors."

There were the cans of gasoline in the background, too…

My big problem with the Inhumans is that they got their shots for lockjaw.

"Julia decides not to take the picture of her with her husband before her house is crushed, because that was her old life."

"On the one hand, Julia limps (and yes, the show remembered she should be limping)"

"Why did Matt go to the bathroom instead of immediately going after Kelly? Other than suspense, that is?"

"the main character’s kid and ex-wife that he cheated on will become a part of the main plot"

Osmont is 25 right now. That makes him a little old to play a 14-year-old, even by TV Reality standards.

They pretty much are always hungry, yep. They process the food as quickly as they eat it, spray it all over as ammonia excrement.

Steve Tom was the same actor playing Kilmer's love interest as in the previous episodes.