I dunno - Jon returning whilst 'Voodoo Chile' is wailing in the background sounds kinda cool.

Speaking of Kira: I always thought she looks slightly familiar but could never figure out why. All that talk about Helena pulling a Kill Bill below finally brought the answer. She looks a lot like a slightly older version of Beatrix and Bill's kid.

Just had another look - the beret is black and features a blue badge in the form of a shield with 13 white stars along its edges. I think that's a made up design - could mean nothing could mean she belongs to Paul's shadow unit (though they don't look like guys who would have badges and stuff).

It's possible that they did just throw that in as a red herring. Did anyone catch her rank etc. from that picture? The uniform looked weird to me but maybe that's just because it was Canadian (no offense).

Damn - it's Mrs Bennett and I did not recognize her! Of course there was almost no light in those scenes, still feel a bit embarrassed.

Thanks!

The reveal how a single individual could be both the originator of Leda and Castor was cool. The reveal that said individual is Mrs S mother however makes me squint like Leroy Jethro Gibbs: "I do not believe in coincidences!" Show better produces a good explanation - the whole story how Mrs S came to 'adopt' Felix and…

Actually she tried to mimic Alison's walk - tiny steps instead of her usual strides. It was adorable .

“Insolvent Phantom Of Tomorrow” is all plot, no heart.

I love the show but I have to agree the premise is wobbly and that's a problem - they can't keep it up for several seasons (not just because Sutton Foster is getting older) - it does not generate enough material for more than two (maybe three) seasons.
They've cleverly kept her daughter abroad - now that she returns…

Yeah "You based our relationship on a lie, had I life I never knew about and kept lying - cool!!!" is exactly the way someone reacts when faced with that sort of thing - in superhero shows (exc. Daredevil). (oops wrong thread - ignore)

Aww, I can't wait for Killjoys and Zoo.

It wasn't a normal occurrence in medieval times - the witch craze belongs firmly in early modern times (15th-18th century).

You can justify it that way but you cannot sell it to me as proof for Stannis being a good guy.

There was also a burning horse in an episode of the 100 and I assumed it was CGI. Anything else would be way too dangerous for the horse and the handlers and probably break dozens of regulations.

Well, the "no one is safe" line is a favorite line to dish out before a season finale. Killing off one of the familiar clones would be a daring move and Cosima sounds like the logic choice since she's been ill for so long. But she's the one clone who's capable of unraveling the scientific shenanigans - in other words…

That sums up this whole season in a brilliant nutshell.

That's not caring in the touchy-feely way Stannis apologists try to justify the killing of Renly. It's caring in the strategical sense and I have no problems with that just don't try to justify fratricide by magic that way. Stannis is still a piece of shit.

Burning people alive because they won't convert makes you a piece of shit in my book. And spare me the thousands of lives he saved by committing fratricide - he got them roasted at the battle of Blackwater. It was war and I have no problem with him sending his men to battle but trying to excuse what happened to Renly…

Been there - done that already.