I think she watched Farscape.

Miss Megalomaniac is still iffy, but the Kyle stuff this episode was quite funny and compelling.

How so? Sure, the protagonists tend to be dumb and the show could potentially overstay its welcome, but I find it to be one of very few shows that are effortlessly enjoyable. As an example, I really like The Americans, but it still takes a bit of effort on my part to watch it.

She disappeared for a while there, but that scene made the wait totally worth it.

Helix Thread: Ah, so not everyone got merc'd by Michael. Those annoying anti-CDC types are still alive and gullible as ever.

It certainly seems he goes back in time next week.

Oh, shit, a Stanley Tucci show? :D

OMG DAT ENDING. I think the confrontation between Cole and Ramse may be my favorite scene so far.

Holy shit, that jump in the demo last Friday must have made Syfy really confident.

Holy Shit, Lombardo. People have been bitching about how slow Daenerys and the White Walkers are for years and you want to drag it out even longer?!

House of Cards and Orange is the New Black are fantastic even though they fall a bit short of Mad Men and BrBa. Amazon has Transparent which a great first season. Still, though, AMC gets way too much flak over a failed show (Low Winter Sun) and a couple still finding their audience (Halt and Catch Fire and Turn).

The only part I missed was the gun in her hand. When the woman got shot, I was like huh?

Wig of the season, I am calling it.

I guess her comment about having already eaten was karma!

I don't know if this was an A for me, but it does a great job setting up next week. Speaking of which, OMIGOD, IS HE REALLY GOING TO TELL HER?

In all honesty, AMC is still relatively new to producing scripted content.

Oh, god, not that again.

I spent most of the time shocked that they committed entirely to Mike instead of diverting to other plotlines. I love it when shows do that, but it is quite rare.

The scenes at the start were 3 months earlier.

He was faking.