I quite enjoyed the fractured timelines that met up by the end, which showed respect to audience’s intelligence. It was quite clear it was different timelines as soon as a character mentioned certain dead characters and fallen kingdoms in the present tense being quite alive.

The Normal Heart was so good, I forgot he directed it and was shocked to see his name at the end and The New Normal was nowhere near the ridiculousness of Glee/AHS/Scream Queens, so there is a possibility it wouldn't suck, but also every chance it would.

This happens to me all the time. The nights where this doesn't happen are the unusual ones.

That's exactly what I was muttering!

Not sending in a all women team the first time around in the desert was silly, but at least they learned their lesson and did send in what appeared to be an all women team at the hotel. Lady Sif was awesome here where she got more to do here than in the movie franchises. It would be awesome if she stuck around and we…

Marty had to take the phone back after giving Jacob the phone to start the game for Jacob, then it's pretty intuitive with the buttons on the screen. Kids always pick up on how to use new tech better than adults can. I was still pretty impressed he managed to find the app for drawing things though.

Yeah, she's definitely doing an American accent.

"I wear these glasses to see." Yes, exactly! We actually have a medical need for these spectacles to augment our blurry vision.

Word, Millie is awesome and Fitz is the worst. I hope Olivia will wake up and quit him out of her own volition, no matter how many times he emotionally black mails her and abuses his powers to kidnap her from her apartment or spy on her with cameras in her apartment. She needs to ditch him and go make Mellie president…

I didn't hate Wesley either. He was competent and contributed to the ship. He wasn't whiny or moody for the most part. He wasn't totally perfect, he was a jerk to Barclay along with the rest of the senior officers and other adults and succumbed to peer pressure at the academy. He at least owned up to his mistake in…

Haha, when they revealed that Dave and Jennifer is from another world, I thought "Asgard". I think I might think that whenever I hear "another world" now. Thanks Witches of East End.

If Jennifer is the "child" of ruin and if William and Audrey created the troubles, maybe they also created Jennifer, their child who has the power to lock William away.

I miss amnesia Stefan. He was fun. The reprieve from yet more angst piling was too short.

I love Regina, but I totally cheered for Ariel when she stabbed Regina in the neck with her stolen "salad trident".

Les Revenants/The Returned! It's an interesting and original show that's already in the talks for an American version last I heard. See the original French version it before that happens!!

The accents did range from okay to horrid, but at the very least the dialogue was legit Cantonese instead of the usual ones that sounded like they forced the actors to read dialogue that they had written with Google translate: English to Cantonese, which I have heard in many, many, many shows.

It was quite strategic of the show to make it clear enough that everyone who saw Mulan's feelings for Aurora grow see that Mulan was going to confess her love to Aurora and subtle enough that the people who don't see it or don't support it can interpret how they want as well. As for Tink losing her wings, she gambled…

After he prayed to Cas and got no response, he broadcasted a prayer to all angels where his location was in hopes that someone would help.

S.H.I.E.L.D really is like Torchwood in that most people seems to know or heard of it even though they are supposed to be secret.

I love that we are on the same wavelength about this show, Meredith. I really do.