Why is Jaha even still here? Oh wait, if he wasn't we wouldn't get the point that Clarke's situation was totally analogous to his on the Ark!!

I feel like you're giving this episode too much credit. The 100 does continue to explore some interesting themes. But it does it in a way that's a retread of previous seasons with none of the subtlety we saw in Season 2. As the first episode of the season, this felt trite and simplistic in a way the show hasn't before…

I just stumbled on to this because I read the first Xanth book for the first time today. I had no idea who Piers Anthony was - other than prolific - and so read the book completely blind. After the misfortune of slogging through this turd, I then googled to see what other people thought of the author. Glad I'm not the…

Well, I'll only briefly go near Torchwood because I risk offending people. I thought that was as 'adult' and 'dark' as a 12 year old's favourite comic book fantasy. This was far darker and more adult than that was.

This was dark as hell. I just watched the whole season and was confused as to how a young-adult, Doctor Who spinoff could have so much horror in it. And that was before everybody started dying. Overall, I think I liked it. But, man, it should come with a disclaimer or something.

Big difference between 'Homer exists' and 'something bad happened to her' and 'I'm an angel who can open a door to another dimension with interpretative dance'.

The open door represents their willingness to engage with her story - to 'let her in'. From a magical perspective, this is necessary for her powers to work. From a pathological liar perspective, this is necessary for her lies to work. It was actually one of the things that really resonated with me because, in…

Yes, life requires a completely different epistemological process. Lines written by so-called "science fiction" writers who don't even understand what the word means. It's depressing.

Since you just outlined all the reasons I loved the movie and thought the TV show was cookie cutter Syfy and, overall, silly then I say go for it. You'll love it.