Bold choice to do a knock-off Bill Cosby story with your more sympathetic lead detective played by Anthony Anderson.

...well this felt uncomfortably final. not ready to say goodbye to our time-travel fuckups.

did not foresee a Tom Brady vanity project doubling(?) Hollywood’s acting jobs for over-70 women.

blargh. it kind of wound up in a dead zone of Blacklist without Spader/Killing Eve without the intense connection between the leads.

yeah, yeah, I’m gonna end up checking out The Endgame for the Killing Eve vibes.

would have been more excited about JSU doing a pilot a few shows ago. Charmed couldn’t plot well or choose decent romantic storylines before I bailed on it and Good Sam sounds fucking wretched.

I’d say it’s the same-sex couples, but the answer there is usually “what are you talking about this is totally platonic.”

going to miss Finlay and Roscoe when the setting/supporting cast inevitably change. we can keep Neagley though?

I hope they finally call Rose Rollins and/or Marlee Matlin this time around.

I guess I took it as a penal colony thing? “put a man on the moon” maybe read differently.

-Some of the robo!Legends stuff felt like they forgot halfway through whether or not the robo!Legends were self-aware.

-“It took the Legends years to notice I was an alien.”

BLOOOOOOOOOOOOOD DRIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIVE

I still haven’t seen the one in this genre...because it sounds so incredibly generic.

the idea that now is equidistant from 2045 and when “Smooth” was released...fuck.

oh god this one feels like a Martian villain on Supergirl.

“I’m Mikayla, spelled the worst way.” (I guessed on the worst way to spell Michaela.)

15-year reunions are a thing in film/tv because it’s old enough to have most of the characters personally (married/divorced/with kids) and professionally past the young-adult stage but young enough to cast actors the shallow producers/audience still think are hot.

oooooooooh I like this theory.

-I love a good Legends planning montage.