Kinda reminds me of when AV used to review American Dad, and the reviewer would call the show racist for the slightest mention of Asia.

Hey I'm not the showrunner. Take your logical questions elsewhere.

I guess the ninjas had been brought back to life, and whatever did that made them invisible to Matt's senses. Nothing in the show explained it but I think that's what the creators were going for.

I loved how frightened Karen looked when she was driving, like she was more afraid of what Frank was about to do than Schoonover.

Problems with Blacksmith's resolution aside, I started laughing like a maniac when Frank found the hidden arsenal. Pity it was just a tease.

Kinda reminds me of his French accent in The Walk.

Sounds great. Thanks for sharing.

How did you make it if you don't mind me asking? I want to experiment with new marsala recipes.

I'm thinking about a crockpot chicken cacciatore recipe for the weekend. I tried making it on the stove earlier this year and it turned out okay, but I wanted to see if there was a difference.

"Jesus Karen, it's the 21st century. Get a aux to cassette adapter for your phone."

I think the Hand could work better with another hero, especially one who's not immediately dismissive of the mystical elements.

S1 had the same problem at the end imo. They both start small on the street before building up to a big superhero-type story. S1 kept it mostly under control until the finale and Fisk's armored truck escape.

In the season's last half it really does feel like the creators were more interested in Castle's story, and the Hand stuff was something they had to do for the future.

Gotta love how calm Frank is switching from relationship advice to planning an ambush.

Friday: Nothing, felt really tired from the week. I did go to a staff appreciation luncheon and got a free tote bag.

Personally I'm getting really tired of Magneto's shit. When I watched DOFP I kept waiting for someone to say "Erik go talk to a goddamn psychiatrist."

It's a weird thing to say for sure, but at least Romijn tried to care about the role.

Cameo SNIKT!

I wonder how many of Steven Seagal's recent dtv movies were filmed there.

Great, now I'm going to spend the rest of the day thinking about an Imperial Last Supper.