They already HAVE a villain that 'steals' history so it's sort of stupid to piss all over Alan Moore when they should be pissing all over Jim Shooter. HE started the letting the maniacs run the asylum business.

Interesting how comfortable they are with recursive fiction.

And here we are wating for another cliffhanger to end.

We've had Lapis-as-victim for so long that it's refreshing to see who she really is as a person. Granted, that person is 'moody resenter' but she has every right to be that.

And of course, by September, this will all be forgotten….

This oughta finally put some distance between her and the Knuckleheadeon sitcom factory.

She's not powerful on Homeworld. Homeworld doesn't have a lot of water on it so there, she's pretty much a low-powered curiosity. Only on an ocean planet like Earth is she a physical god.

It's sort of depressing to have to finally be told that she's spent the last six millennia caught in the crossfire. Judging from her appearance, she looks almost like a Homeworld equivalent of a USO girl there to entertain the troops.

Well, once this is all over with, we can possibly look forward to another season of Archer trying to weasel his way back into Lana's life. Granted, he'll be a cyborg but then, so will she.

The interesting thing about this "vote out a juror" thing is trying to figure out what would have happened if they'd introduced it earlier.

Of course, the WORST offenders would have to be the Winx Club. Bloom's most amazing power is not wielding the Dragon Flame, it's living despite lacking internal organs.

Perhaps we'll finally find out what her last name is.

Great. Super. We're on our way to Archermus Prime. "Till all are phrasing."

How fitting that instead of trying to destroy the Cluster, he wants to befriend it.

Damn. He wins Reward and it takes him out. He's going to be a meme now: "Don't be Joe." Curse his enlarged prostate.

Meanwhile, they could marvel at the fact that this Belcher person is better at being a secret agent than Archer is.

If Bob didn't fall for Jimmy's antics, the series might have to end…because that obsession is what's making his restaurant tank. Archer wouldn't have cared. Archer spent eighteen hours a day chained to a hot-ass grill.

In my opinion, it's kind of what Chase's original idea for the ending of Soprano's was: the opening sequence in reverse. We don't know what's going to happen with this person and we don't really have to care any longer.

So she's rebelling against them by being a Decepticon?!

What would be fascinating is to see what it was that made Beverly the terrible person she is. Born monsters like Sheldon are few and far between so someone came along and made her the evil killer robot she is now.