I did not feel cheated by this one. Mostly because they didn't treat the Greatest Day as a big deal, except for those involved. It wasn't really ever commented on before this very episode in any serious adult way. It was first mentioned at the beginning of the second episode and by the end, we had seen it happen…

Completely agree. I did not see the "expression on his face at the end of the episode" as Cole knowing he made the wrong decision for himself, or Cole knowing that he had sacrificed himself to martyrdom in order to be heroic. I saw it as the expression of an alcoholic who has just refused the drink he's been served.…

…or kidnapped …oh wait!

I had trouble deciding how to feel about this show, last season. On the one hand, the writing never felt like it had moments of true greatness and it had very little of that "delightfulness" that makes other shows fun to "just watch."

I don't think she even understands that her abilities can be seen as scary by others.

Yeah, that was so incomprehensibly weird: "You go move-in back the the homicidal, backstabbing, attempted-abuser, power-mad, wesen-supremacist, terrorist-leader, monster as his slave-wife because out here things could get dangerous."

…but it's so melancholy!

Ironically, this is the part of the story where the coins would have come in handy, since Renard's turn to the dark side has been so abrupt and over-accelerated… (kind of like other turns to the dark side in recent memory, come to think of it). But they burnt those coins so badly in S1 that there was no way to bring…

In that he's still fairly young and that he's not semi-retired.

And K-O, who is like a veteran.

I think Alexa and Evil Emma would fit together so well. They could unleash a contempt overdose.

I bet it's The Can Opener!

During the Darkwing 25th Anniversary (gosh I'm old) interview, Tad Stones revealed that Darkwing takes place in a different universe than Duck Tales and it's a parallel McQuack.

I'm aiming for Vertebrate of the Year!

You Candace if you want to

So… if Japanese is a language without accent marks, and English is a language without accent marks, how did translating 日本酒 into English end up with an é?

It's possible that this was not even booked by the creative team and it's just that Lesnar is a Goldberg mark and wanted to this for him and his kid.

He had to slow down the train so that the dwarf star alloy wouldn't explode (the DSA-tipped bullets showed that it explodes on impact).

The show touches on 3 questions. Two of them are really interesting and the third is really idiotic. The show puts all its efforts and main stakes behind the third.

Little Mermaid 4Ever!