What annoys me most about Guardian is that his super power is knowing a guy who is good at making suits and being semi decent at fighting. If Winn can just churn those things out, get a squad of actually trained solders in them and make things at the DEO 100% easier.

You'd think that Moffat would fix that though. Given he learnt on Doctor Who to reign in the absurd and focus it on the characters, resulting in the phenomenal Heaven Sent, it's a shame he got carried away with the spectacle in Sherlock and took it completely the other way.

I agree that it was a good episode, but not of the series that we were introduced to with 'A Study in Pink'. Season one was a fascinating adaptation of Sherlock Holmes, that finale was a kind of cool movie with the same actors.

While I agree that most of the that episode was a little ridiculous, I have to pay the opening scene. Of course Sherlock would come up with a plan to scare Mycroft and include a fucking clown. How else would that go?

I'm enjoying Heather's scenes in every episode but she needs a bigger role in an episode soon

I think everyone's still trying to work out if Crazy Ex Girlfriend being renewed is some elaborate trick or if there really is still some good in the world.

So after beating Studio 60 off television with 30 Rock, Tina Fey is now going to make sitcom The Newsroom? I'm excited!

Can some people reporting on real political events in this style become a new branch on The Onion? It would help me get through the next 4 years.

Nick's book being terrible could have been an easy source of gags but everyone loving it was a great move. I hope it gets written like Leslie Knopes Pawnee book soon.

While Moffat's love for big twists has the tenancy to overwhelm the better, more character driven moments of the show, fuck does he know how to make them big and crazy and fun.

Goddammit. As soon as I read 'Timothy Olyphant', I immediately stopped caring about what ever show he's in and started missing The Grinder.

Yes, but I think big plot points like Mary's death they decide together.

I still don't greet his depature with enthusiam. Mostly because he has clearly learnt from his mistakes and the past two seasons of Doctor Who have been top notch. Which is why I guess I'm a little disturbed to see that trend appearing here, though I guess in what he thinks is a final season the temptation to…

I disagree about being better than The Great Game. The mysteries in it were cleverer, the suspense greater and more organic, and the game between Moriarty and Holmes works far better with this interpretation than the spy stuff.

It's the curse of Stephen Moffat.

I don't feel Mark Gatiss really knows how to craft an episode. The start bit dragged on a bit, and then from Mary's death onwards there were just a few too many scenes that were a bit longer than necessary.

It may not be the best cult show, but of the great shows out there it probably one of the cultiest: Farscape!

There should be a spin-off where the multiverse is saved every week by a team comprised only of different Harrison Wells, all played by Tom Cavanaugh.

I love whoever committed to the whole Tom Felton thing by calling the magical object "The Philosopher's Stone". Not as much as I love whoever decided that HR should be really drunk, but still a lot.

I really want to watch this whole Aida story line play out, but where Aida is replaced by Janet from 'The Good Place'