Yup. The Primes are basically the worst. I’m curious how it’s going to resolve itself-will they burn Sanctum to the ground, or will they take it over? The alternative would be building their own structure to live in, which seems extremely difficult on the planet.

Same with iZombie. I’ve never seen Jane the Virgin, but apparently it’s never had a bad, or even mediocre season. Must be nice.

3 episodes left.

Do you like Deadwood? I’m only asking because I think we have similar taste in television (by that I mean you passed my litmus test-you seemed to be a big fan of Person of Interest, which is my favorite show of all time).

Is this the lowest-rated mainstream Disney movie on this site? I think it is. It probably deserves it.

It seems like shows with one-season premises get renewed, while shows with several more seasons worth of story get cancelled or end before their time. 

Kramer: Can’t forget my brief case.

It doesn’t really resonate with me either. It seems like this season is basically more of the same, strengths and weaknesses intact.

TV rots your brain. Go read a book (and get off my lawn while you’re at it).

The 100 needs a constant. I think Henry Ian Cusick should do.

Maybe he isn’t, but he was still necessary as a (relative) straight man to anchor the insanity of George, Kramer, and the others. That’s why Seinfeld as a sitcom will never be topped-almost every character, main and supporting, from Kramer to Peterman to Jackie Chiles to Frank and Estelle Costanza, was cast to utter…

“The Bizarro Jerry”, which has the best Kramer subplot of all time.

The Mountain Men were led by Raymond J. Barry. That’s also probably a big part of it.

I’m fine with that, actually. The 100 fell into the trap of making every situation too high-stakes, as noted here (https://tv.avclub.com/a-thrilling-episode-can-t-help-the-100-ditch-its-storyt-1798190760). I think it’s better for them to go a little too far in the other direction rather than making every scenario a…

They kept Kane, but got rid of Henry Ian Cusick. I hope that doesn’t stick.

Yeah, I strongly disagree with most of his complaints-the pacing being the biggest one despite the Octavia side plot. I actually feel like the pacing has been very good-each episode moves things along at a nice clip. One sluggish part does not mean the season is dragged out the way Season 5 and Marvel-Netflix seasons…

If they got Michael Emerson and Amy Acker in a main cast again....I would definitely watch that. Someone make it happen.

That just piqued my interest (no pun intended)...... Still, the review doesn’t make this sound very promising.

One of the biggest flaws with these shows was the pacing of a 13-episode season. They should have watched Justified (a show that was masterfully plotted aside from Season 5) on repeat.

Yeah. The costume department have clearly never missed an episode.