It was a thumb.

Few things:
1. Not sure if I approve of the reviewer's use of the word "bête noire". There has to be a less pretentious way of saying the same thing.

That absence of negatives should be the goal for all, are you really arguing otherwise?

No, no, no, and no.

You either die a baby or you live long enough to see yourself become the Hitler.

This show is really starting to piss me off. The villains are effectively magical. If some weakass man walks into an office building and hitting people in the head with a hammer why wouldn't like 8 people tackle him right away?

The review was alright, but you almost analyzed all the funny out of the episode.

I feel like Joey is trying a little too hard to be Whedon-y. But anybody is better than Lincoln.

The show didn't give close to enough time for any of them to get out, so if any of them got out it was plausible all of them got out.

You did a good job with the review, Kevin Johnson. I agree the directing had a bit more personality this episode (I particularly liked the early shot of the small ship docking with the big one, this could've been super bland).

I think you have to tell me that about 312 more times for me to really get that messsage.

I liked this episode a lot, feel like the reviewer really missed the point.

Look I get it, my dad killed your dad, we've all been there. But what you need to learn is that your dad is an asshole. This is part of what growing up means, it means learning your dad is an asshole and then seeing him die without turning into an asshole yourself.

I'm confused, is Hitler Tommy Westphall?

What if I told you… Hitler was still alive?</morpheus>

I feel bad that because of DJ Quall's being dumb the Nazis might go burn angry grandpa for being old and infirm and cantankerous.

Personally I just felt like it was the shows way of saying "our timeline isn't pure rosebuds and stuff". In a show about moral ambiguity it's nice to remind the audience that the real Allied victory wasn't without a cost.

To me he looked a lot like Brad Pitt.

They might be kinda weak but that's kinda ok because we don't all go "where's poochie?" when they are off screen and instead we get to unconflictedly enjoy spending awesome time with Trade Minister of fate sticks or uberMcGruberFuher.

I love how it's a reasonable come-back to "he didn't do anything redeeming" to say "He did something redeeming! He saved Hitler's life!"