Does this mean she gets killed off SOA in this final season? Please be true.

Agreed. When I saw the pic floating around last night it looked like Rogue had taken Phoenix's powers. I know the hair isn't a big deal, but come on, how do you not at least add that touch. I mean even Singer bothered to give Bishop his scarf.

#bless

We had to watch it in French class in 4th grade. I learned nothing.

GET YOUR LIFE RIGHT BITCH!

Why is the guy on the right in the NOAH promo wearing a serial killer raincoat. WHAT YEAR IS IT.

#truedetectiveseason3: Scully and Hitchcock

Love his bonding at the bar with Peralta. He never gets to pal around with the guys as he's always panicking about his family or loss of food.

I just assumed Bif was a cover and it was really Natey from Gossip Girl since he too goes to Yale.

If they really do make Puck and Quinn endgame, then it may erase all the tragedy that Sons of Anarchy and Teen Wolf has done to me in the last year. I've always rooted for them. DO ME A SOLID GLEE.

I've been a proud banner carrying fan of this show, with no intention of
leaving but given what happened on the season finale of Sons of Anarchy
back in Nov/Dec coupled with last night's Teen Wolf, I think I'm about
done. I can't do this twice in a year with the main relationship arcs. I rooted for Allison. I liked…

Love Jason Dohring, but he looked so much different in the movie than he did for the Kickstarter pitch—like he lost too much weight. Kind of a bummer—Logan Echolls always had those CHEEKS.

Any and all monkey caper related plots.

And they've stepped up their movie options as well.

Episode is easily B+ if not A-, one of the best of the season, along with the ending.

Amy's Hangry Breakdown: We've all been there.

I missed last week's episode so to suddenly see a Finn Tribute halfway through threw me for a GIANT loop and I was a sobbing mess in minutes. This is the Cory Monteith Tribute that a really wanted and even if you didn't see him sing all these songs, it was at least believable that he liked them.

I had thought the finale was going to go that way but then Ledoux showdown was close to the finale of Se7en as well.

Starting to see some real parallels between Sebastian Monroe and Game of Thrones' Jaime Lannister (Both book and show). Not sure if it's on purpose, but I'm enjoying the ride…always had a weak spot for anti-heroes trying to figure out their true calling.

You nailed my favorite lines of the episode: