They'd mostly walk and talk about being gladiators while Jake randomly shoots people then cries about what a good guy he is while Will McAvoy and Fitz argue about who's the more progressive Republican.

If this was written by Shonda Rhimes, the hats would be mentioned every five minutes whenever someone did something remotely amoral.

"Bernard is also having an affair with Ashley. Bernard has a lot going on."

The comments were referring to Miles Teller, whose dad is a a nuclear power plant engineer in Pennsylvania.

You won't regret it, it's well worth the time spent.

HYPE HYPE HYPE

To be fair, it's easy to miss stuff on this show. I review the show for a different site and I occasionally miss stuff or forget details of past seasons too. Happens to the best of us.

Point of clarification:

Factually untrue. In the US her last album, 2012's Warrior (not the LP Tik Tok was on) was a Billboard Top 10 album that spawned a major hit single in "Die Young" as well as somewhat smaller hit in "Crazy Kids." "Die Young" sold 2.9 million copies as a single.

It definitely came across to me as a possible "Can no one rid me of this meddlesome priest?" moment.

Definitely worth it. The length intimidated me as well at first, but once I started watching I was instantly hooked.

Keyleth & Vax on Critical Role.

Yeah. It's depressing too, no animated project with a voice cast that good should be that bad. Keifer Sutherland was absolutely born to play Raistlin in some capacity, and that was the best they could come up with for a script and animation budget?

Relegated to a very, very shitty animated STV film unfortunately..

To be fair, Mimi showed up last week. I don't think we've seen Fichtner's character since he first showed up.

This was my big thing. Yeah, maybe he's not guilty of what Lazarus One wants to kill him for, but Captain Monologue has earned roughly 64,853 death sentences as it is so does it matter WHO kills him?

It can be assumed, I believe, that there was no logistical way for them to know about the soda factory. US intelligence capabilities are vast, but they can't check every single site in a foreign country from all angles. This is why physical inspectors are needed in places like Iran.

Ah right, I forgot about Matt's kid. Good call. The handwaveyness still bugs me though.

They definitely did. Hiro explicitly said (at the house, I believe) that he can only retain one power at a time.

The Claire's death thing still bugs me on a few levels. First off, they're poorly explaining how Nathan's power works; shouldn't he have given it back to her after he took Hiro's power? And since when do Evo powers manifest right from birth?