Although I really, really liked this episode, it seems to have some of the same wonky writing problems as the rest of the season. Each act of this episode was basically a self-contained story in itself:

I’m pretty sure it was used as a qualifier for what he said later in the sentence.

Also, what the FUCK is up with that railroad?

<spoiler>Wondering if part of William’s dawning realization that he’s maybe not done the right thing in his life was showing his wife his created version of her long-dead father and perhaps that being the catalyst for her suicide</spoiler>

Here’s what Jim said to Bernard at the end:

Ah, but you’re forgetting the fifth stage, as expressed by Norville Rogers, which is: Experiencing identical consequences, host and guest combine to create a dual simulacrum. This is expressed in what is known as Shaggy’s Equation: Guest + Host = A G... G... G... Ghost!

In a Season 5 episode, all online commenters who’ve said “I’d rather X than Y” are given the choice between experiences X and Y.

Doctor Who as a whole really could’ve benefited from one less season with Clara and one more season with Bill.

who we later learn is the father of Alistair Gordon “The Brigadier” Lethbridge-Stewart and the grandfather of Kate Stewart

Now, if they give us back the ability to block trolls and harassers, Kinja will become almost as good as Disqus, a system most people didn’t like but in hindsight is light-years better than this tire fire in the middle of an empty desert.

Man, I’d love for Luke Cage to come out of nowhere and pull The Punisher’s season right out from under him. I’d love for it to be a reflection on how Frank Castle’s guns are an addiction of his caused by the trauma of feeling powerless, and how facing a bulletproof hero would send him back to being completely…

I am going to fucking flag every single asshole who posts that goddamn copypasta.

Malcolm Tucker punched out Nathan Barley.

... but no Bartkira?

Ever since someone pointed something else out, I’m hoping that Logan is Teddy, and the reason MiB goes after Teddy every time is because William blames Logan for everything bad in MiB’s life because of what happened in the park way back in the original timeframe.

She’s the daughter of Oda Mae Brown. She inherited her mother’s gifts, so after half a lifetime of communicating with the deceased of New York, she’s uniquely qualified in such that #1 she “knows New York,” lifetimes of knowledge gained through possession by a multitude of necro-Yorkers, and #2, she’s interacted with…

I’ll be annoyed if that turns out to be the case. He’s always called her Ashildr until now, no matter how many times she corrects him.

Two things about the Batgirl cover: