They were terrible people. They knew slavery was bad, but because it was expedient, they sacrificed generations of people to torture and worse. They allowed the evil of slavery to twist white America into a horror that persisted for generations.

Who cares about his acting ability? That ass…

More complicated than Sarah and Cal is a really low bar. But Sarah and Paul? They are absolutely just as complicated as Cosima/Delphine. Plus each clone plays a totally different role. Sarah is the main character, Alison (and now Krystal) is the comic relief, Cosima is the scientist, Rachel is the wicked witch, None…

In light of Savage and the Hawkes, it's easy to give him a pass. It was more wasted potential than outright garbage.

Basically this They were killing the show.

The villain looks were almost as bad as something out of Classic Who on occasion. And the acting from cast members who aren't Melissa Benoit, Calista Flockhart or David Harewood was underwhelming.

Back in the day, the actress was muuuuuch better playing Ruby on Supernatural too. I think Katie Cassidy doesn't do well with boring damsel-in-distress characters like Laurel was for far too many seasons of Arrow.

I've cried once on this show, for the s1 finale. Pretty sure that's it, and I'm completely a crier. In this episode, the emotions felt unearned. The speed force isn't his mother, and the whole approach felt manipulative instead of sad.

Soooo many tears from white guys across the internet about this album, and the idea that people dare to talk about it when they don't approve of it or Beyonce. I never used to be a big Beyonce fan, but Lemonade is fantastic, and absolutely deserves to be discussed. Their tantrums when it is discussed are pretty…

They are entirely irrelevant in light of Beyonce, Warsan, Zendaya, Amandla, Serena, the Mothers of 4 slain black men, Michaela, Winnie, Quevanzhane, Blue, Chloe, Halle, Mama Tina, Jay-Z's Grandma, all the dancers, the makeup artists, the female portion of over 100 production assistants who worked on the project and…

This dude and his argument can go right to Hell in Beyonce's handbag. I hear there is hot sauce.

I was fully prepared to ignore this album- I didn't even hear Formation until weeks after it had been released. I like her stuff, but I'm not a copping it on day one kind of fan. But when I got online and saw so many black women who I know and respect just raving about it as a piece of art, I had to give it a shot.…

What are you doing?

It was a black woman who gave birth, loved him and misses him, the end.

It was a really thankless role. Deena is not really the bad guy, but she gets to benefit from the injustices done to Effie. Even when she reclaims her agency later in the movie, the politics of how she became successful make it hard to like her character.

The visuals of Lemonade are stunning. I loved the album when I listened to it, but when I got around to watching it, I was just bowled over by the artistry of her music and images combined. Mike Brown's mother struggling not to cry just demolished me. Seeing her standing strong surrounded by beautiful black girls and…

The Flash really slowed down to launch Legends of Tomorrow, and it made the first half of the season feel aimless.

This whole plot line has been so poorly written it made me bail on the show for the last few weeks. I just did a rematch of the episodes at once, just because I wanted to see Vixen. Ugh, this is just character assassination on Felicity.

Star Wars fans give them a run for their money, but I'd still give it to Who fans for most hatred. They've had longer to gather their hatred.

I don't hate the character, but I'd have to agree that the writing around her freak-out re Oliver's son was just SO damaging to her character. Dude literally found out he had a kid THAT day. The conversations he should be having are with baby Momma, not Felicity, of all people. Ugh. I actually get annoyed just…