I get it.

Inserting characters that weren't in the book and establishing relationships between characters that didn't exist in the book. Changing the behavior of characters. I guess those shoes are apple shaped.

Given the significant departure from the book the series has already taken, who can say what will happen, but Laura plays a more important role in the book than just suffering.

This show is turning out to be interesting. In the same sense that Peter Jackson's The Hobbit was interesting. That is,an original work that has a tenuous connection to the book. Like Jackson, the showrunners had an unusually long time available to tell the story in the book, but instead opted to spend that time…

Buffy hardly came back from the dead "alive and well" and the truth surrounding that event took several episodes to reveal. If The Flash can handle it have as well it will be quite an accomplishment.

I don't know if you've read the book or just forgot the details, but Audrey offering Shadow a blowjob is entirely the showrunners' idea and I AM complaining about it. It undermines Audrey's psychological motivation later in the story. In a way, a plot is subject to the butterfly effect, if you change one little detail…

This isn't an original work. The series has to serve the existing plot as it develops throughout the book so merely being psychologically justified isn't enough. The showrunners can create whatever plot they like and call it something else, but if you are going to ride the coattails of an existing popular work, you…

Let "visual master poet" handle visuals and let the writer handle the plot and everything will be fine.

There are plot points much later in the book that wouldn't make sense if the showrunners had got there way. In fact, even what they did is enough to bend credibility a bit. Nothing wrong with using a little creativity in translating a book to a series, but it's dangerous to throw random changes in that don't make…

In the future Tracy Brand traps Savitar. Killing her would change the future and render future barry's knowledge out of date. It just doesn't hold up.

So Savitar is someone Caitlin trusts implicitly? Ronnie perhaps.

Yes, it drives me crazy that the Flash confronts the villains rather than just take them out. This is especially stupid when they have powers and he has no defense planned against them.

The idea that she was making it up and gathered all the suspicious materials together in one box to be discovered doesn't seem very credible. If she really needed the Iliad to come up with the name "Homer" where were the books with the other captives names? I'm not very fond of the well-worn cliche of "it was all a…

Usually trying to interact with a celeb on social networks is just like yelling at your TV.

It's not political analysis. An effective ad focuses on the big picture, not the nuances. Third-parties will never be successful at the Presidential level until they've made significant strides at the local and state level.

Perhaps it had something to do with the fact that Joss didn't have anything to do with that movie.