I read in the review of the prison episode that it wasn't supposed to air when it did, but in the following episode Arizona mentioned something about being awake all day because of that case, so I'm not so sure that the order of the episode was changed.

I agree with most of your opinion, except with the part that Jennifer Esposito should have been the fourth lead. For me, she was the least interesting part of last season and she failed to fit in the group (although I wasn't sure if the writers ever planned to do it, but as this show is all about the friendship…

Oh, Amy Farrah Farrah Fowler, I love you so much.

Well, that was a disappointing finale. And if it was disappointing for me that only watched the finale out of curiosity (I never actually watched the show,) I can imagine how upset the fans must have been. I mean, it really sucked! Particularly the final hour. The first part was quite fun.

The photo from the headline reminded me of that cute little show called Mistresses. Are they similar? I mean, both of them have to do with women who have pretty ridiculous love lives and deal with psychopaths once in a while, right? Or this one has nothing to do with that?

Now that Fox is all about doing new seasons for some of their old successes, I hope a Fringe revival sometime in the future. It doesn't have to be the next year, but in 5 or 10 more years. Although, they might realise by then that revivals were a mistake and will be done with them, but, well, a man can dream.

I didn't enjoy the last season Community as much as some of the previous ones, but I found her character refreshing and much less annoying than Chang or Pierce.

Richie! (Yes, I miss Looking.)

Worse shows have lasted longer… at least Mistresses is highly enjoyable, so I'm glad it's coming back (and I must be the only one here, as anyone else seems to know it has been around for three years.)

Well, Shonda had it coming. After the kidnapping, the show was never good (or fun) again. While I was watching the episode, especially the final minutes, I was hoping for something twisty to happen, maybe Olivia wasn't at the White House, maybe it was a dream Fitz was having after something terrible that could have…

The first paragraph of the review describes exactly what I feel while watching Revenge (I still miss those reviews.) On the other hand, while this season of Scandal hasn't been as strong as the previous ones (IMO,) it has had a couple of great episodes.

I was kinda happy to see Rebecca dead, now I hope that her death leaves Wes so devastated that he will end up killing himself. Those two were, IMO, the most annoying characters on the show. Asher is pretty annoying too, but as he doesn't get enough screentime, I'm OK with him being around for a while, plus, Bonnie…

If Patty Hewes on Damages had a henchman, it wasn't Tom Shayes, it was Uncle Pete (he was the one who hired a guy to kill Ellen, among other things.) Tom was for Patty what Bonnie is to Annalise. I just needed to make that clear. And, yes, I thought that Bonnie was behind Lila's death, too.

Well, that's a relief. I like her but I was afraid they were going to kill her as they did with Lucy Lawless' character.

For Maggie Q's sake, I hope this show gets better or gets cancelled ASAP. I'd hate to see her attached to a show this bad reviewed. She deserves better than a misogynist show, especially after playing one of the most badass women on TV of the last years.

Damn, I'm gonna miss those weekly reviews of Revenge.

She won't be playing any freak or supernatural character? That must be new for her after being some kind human cat on Chloe King and a succubus on The Gates. That reminds me how much I liked that show and how pissed I was when ABC canceled it. Anyway, it's nice to know that she's in a show again, even though I don't…

It's funny how this article makes the show look stupid (based on its original premise) when this very same site keeps on highlighting how good it actually is week after week in the reviews.