Too bad if this is the series finale, since the writers have been struggling with evolving its characters for years and after this episode they finally got it right. The next season (if there is one) would be the newest, freshest New Girl in a very long time.

The best quality of comedy as an art or profession is that unlike other parts of the entertainment industry, the high quality comes from within the personalty of the comedian and not some latest fad or style that can be stenciled into a generation of copy cats. Sure comedians can be inspired by other comedians but…

The Walking Dead was always a soap opera with zombies. A homage to the beloved B movie zombie flicks of the 70's. Just because it's on AMC, it doesn't mean your going to get Mad Men or Breaking Bad. Just because they are both under the prestige drama banner we shouldn't expect equal quality. The Walking Dead always…

Wow, is it just me but after watching the episode i really wanted some McDonald Chicken Nuggets with spicy Szechuan sauce? Great advert, Don Draper.

Americans trolled themselves into voting for the most outrageous choice and he won. Well, at least the USA is more famous and scandalous than ever.

The Cold open with Harold was shot like its was part of a Tarentino movie.

i hope they have a musical episode before it all ends.

The US Armed Forces don't actually need more money, it is a bribe to prevent a coup d'etat or military backed taking back of the US gov't from Trump due to all the stupid and crazy decisions he has made and plans to make that are all real threats to national security.

The X Men live action projects have really come along way from the first X Men film. Its had its ups (X2) and downs (origins:Wolverine), but from Deadpool to Logan to Legion, with the more mature and sophisticated tone and concepts, the Fox X Men team has really found its voice and identity. Kind of similar to how…

Lenny was a real person. She was some one David saw in the asylum, but not actually the Lenny he interacted with inside and outside Clockwork. The "parasite" attached itself to David about 30 years ago, and has been using different disguises to interact and influence with David as he grows up. The earliest version…

When Trump supporters see America's past in these time traveling shows they are just going to say that Hollywood made up Black slavery, the WW2 Holocaust and Native American Genocide and all it's fake news.

Sisco from The Flash could drop by too.

Fitz from Agents of Shield could drop by seeing as he has the same job but in Marvel.

She was conjured by Bannon using dark magic to give sentience to Fake News in a humaniod form.

Colbert is just a funnier comedian than Fallon. Jimmy plays it safe to the point that is on par with Sesame Street. For most adults, the more intelligent topics of Colbert is less irritating.

The destruction of Aunt Josephine's house was what i remember most from the film adaptation, and so i was eagerly anticipating when it would be featured in this version. I was ok, like this episode; as it was the least good episode so far, i fell alseep sometime after the house fell into the lake.

Something was just so familiar, until i remembered Sonnenfeld worked on Pushing Daises and the Adams Family movies. Also Colbie is The Mother (and this How We Meet Her) and with the Legendary Barney.

It was a genius idea to have them be related, i didn't see that coming at all even if it must have been planed several episodes in advance because of all the hints and clues. Nice touch having them have the same eyeglass prescription.

This show may have started out in the Arrow-verse, but ultimately steered toward embracing the silly and fun tone of the grandfather of Time travel stories, Doctor Who. Another similar american Doctor Who rip off, The Librarians, is equally bat shit crazy and fun as Legends of Tomorrow. It also helps that Arthur "Rip…

I hope more people discover and watch Lucifer. It would be a shame if it got cancelled. It started quite different than the source comic but has slowly developed into a dynamic similar to Neil Gaiman's Sandman, where a collection of cosmic god level beings deal with every day human emotions and family problems.