I liked the episode a lot, but do agree with the review, that it felt a little out of character for Syd to be so hardened. It felt more like what future Syd would put David through to get him ready for the coming battle.

I don’t know why seeing Syd in that guy’s body beating up those bitches made me laugh so hard, but I needed that.

*reads review*

One more season back in the real world, tie up all the various dangling plot lines, call it a series.

Oh, good; more crushing disappointment.

I’m still so mad we didn’t get a pay, either have Archer die in the real world of have him live. I wanted to see him wake up, find out Woodhouse died and break down crying to end the season at his Grave or in his hospital bed infront of everyone (Not just lana and his mother).

I’m so conflicted about Archer nowadays, because they’re actively trying to innovate each season with crazy new settings to avoid stagnation (while a lesser show would just keep its wheels spinning), yet it’s gotten stagnant anyway. Dreamland was a really creative season. It just wasn’t...funny. Or that entertaining.

I gave up on Archer, last season. It seems the creators are bored with the show or, at least, the show that I enjoyed.

Ugh. This not sound good. Me sure there will be some great one-liners, as Archer never in short supply of those. But if Reed really this bored with premise, just call it quits and make new show.

I’ll watch, I’ll enjoy, but I’m no longer excited. This was a Top 3 show for me, hands down, but it’s absolutely lost something (the true interest and ambition of the creators.)

Not necessarily. People can agree with me that agreeing with Candace Owens demonstrating that someone isn’t thinking and still also not be thinking themselves.

Anyone who says they agree with Candace Owens is not thinking at all.

I.Love.Vermillion. I wish they could speak for me.

I gasped when Cary and Melanie walked in and the Vermillion and Admiral Fukuyama looked like they were dead. I need more of them and their background this season especially the Admiral.

Eve uses a lot of other slang as well: “loo” “mate” “piss off” so I think she’s lived in the UK for awhile. I don’t see it weird, I just see it as someone who is trying to fit in and has adapted to their surroundings.

Fabulous show. Like others have commented, I’m a little obsessed. It’s refreshing to see a spy/action series where the leads are all women and the women basically run the show. Sandra Oh is a revelation here. Finally a show that’s worthy of her.

Villanelle is so much fun to watch. The way she can flit between normal behavior and cold sociopath is great. Jodie Comer is killing it.

I’ve only watched the first episode (online and illegally; on account of being based in the UK and it having not been released yet) and I think I may actually be obsessed. I’m telling anyone who’ll listen to watch it and actually forced my friend, (she wanted to watch something else) to watch it with me again on…

You’ve neglected to mention the soundtrack, which is just awesome. I’d like to know what songs/bands are being used if anyone is up on their French/English/Euro-pop.

I hope this doesn’t mean that he’s not returning to AOS — he was pretty goddamn perfect as Robbie Reyes, so much so that I wish they made a Ghost Rider or Midnight Sons spin-off.