It’s gonna be that neck tat chick, Laura(?). She’ll tell on Dwight for being a rat, he’ll try to turn things around by selling out Simon, it’ll all be shot in close ups and overly drawn out tension. Yawn.

One of the many things I find vexing about TWD these days is how much time they are devoting, and expect us to devote (on this show and Fear), to a character as poorly defined as Morgan is. He’s killing, he’s not, he’s totally unhinged. Lennie James is a good actor, but he can’t sell all this shit.

Not only that, if you look at his reading material 7 minutes into that episode, no fewer than 8 books dealing with mental health and brain trauma are visible in that stack of books on his desk. He’s been trying to self-diagnose ever since they got out of the Framework.

I like him. He may be a dick, but deep down he’s a good guy. I hope Coulson and company can help him.

SO THIS FUCKING SHOW

Talbot is low key one of the best supporting characters in this show man. He’s just gotten more cool over time.

This whole thing is like Fitz is undergoing a 1st edition Dungeons and Dragons alignment change, from Neutral Good to True Neutral.... for the team, because you can’t have the only GOOD team hampered by having only good characters on board.

And then once you’re the guy who went from Good to Neutral, you’re gonna have…

The whole reasoning behind Fitz’s refusal to say he ‘regrets’ what he did is that regret comes with it a sort of promise that either I will never do this again or if I could do this all over I wouldnt’ do what I did. Fitz hates what he had to do and feels sorry for it yes, but he doesn’t regret it because it was a…

A certain (sizeable minority) part of the population finds this does nice things to their brain, and a certain (similarly sized minority) finds the opposite. I’m jealous of the people who get something out of it, to me it’s just a whispered conversation and some soft noises.

I really appreciated that even with brain damage, Talbot knew better than to think the real Daisy had shot him. Likewise, that Coulson saw through Hale’s cafeteria personality test right away.

Strongly agree. I also would have liked Nyssa to meet Black Siren & maybe take her out for milkshakes w/ heavy, possibly intended, sexual tension.

I feel like the writers knew exactly what they wanted to do with Thea, and were clearly moving towards making her a very central character, and then whatever the hell happened with Willa Holland happened and she decided that she no longer wanted to be on this show. It’s a real shame. She was very quickly becoming my…

This was my first thought after seeing the prom for next week. Just shelve Arrow now...Im down for the adventures of Speedy and Nyssa

I’m not sure how an episode that guest-stars Nyssa, Roy, and Thea (let’s be honest, she’s basically a guest star) could feel like such a shrug. These are three some of my favorite characters from season two, the best season!

Sincerely, if one episode in five was Lazarus Pit Hunters I would be extremely happy.

I’m 100% in favor of Arrow being the Speedy & Nyssa team-up show from now on.

The only way I can watch this gobsmackingly stupid show with its turgid dialogue and disposable characters is in one corner of my screen while I work on other things to otherwise distract me from how much nothing or stupidity is on display at the moment.

Not always a fan of Camren Bicondova’s Selina - she can suffer from the sometimes whiny/bratty writing they do for the character - but I really liked her in this episode. There was some nice chemistry with Bruce - loved their coordinated attacks in the shop - and she was believably conflicted about everything that…

“How is not a question Gotham is concerned with.” I feel like you could print this and hang it in the Gotham writer’s room. At best, that lends the show a glorious insanity. At worst, it makes the show’s long term plot arcs frustrating (why did we spend so much time with the Court of Owls and their control over Gotham…

I literally shouted “NO!” at my TV when Bullock told Gordon that Sofia was in a coma after Lee shot her in the head.