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I think it was a subtle way of showing that Ray had already moved beyond his grief over Anna being his motivator. That was a theme in this episode, that fighting because of a dead loved one doesn't work, but fighting to protect others you care about is the real way to go. It's been the theme for a while ever since

Plus, Oliver has no right to forbid her to do anything. She's and adult, a messed up adult, but an adult. She's not even his girlfriend or anything other than a friend and Oliver doesn't get to put his foot down about how she lives her life. Plus Oliver getting in a snit about someone dressing up in a superhero

Wow! Possibly the only other person in the world who remembers Wizards and Warriors. I really enjoyed that show. The cast was quite good with Jeff Conaway after Taxi, a young Julia Duffy pre-Newhart, Clive Revill as the evil wizard and a smoking hot Duncan Regehr.

I'm sure Taraji is thanking her lucky stars that she isn't on POI. Cookie is a far more interesting and challenging part. Heck, I'm glad to see her playing such an interesting and challenging part.

Both TV By The Numbers and Spoiler TV have POI as likely to be renewed. that EW article was the only place I've seen that thinks there could be a problem.

I think it was working on probabilities that didn't involve unlikely variations. The machine knew where Samaritan's agents were and how long it would take them to get to certain points in the building. It assumed that no one would trip and slow down. With Shaw there were variables that the machine couldn't quite

I have mixed feelings about CBS starting their own streaming site. I think it is the first move toward being able to order the channels and shows that you want, which I do like. I also think they priced it too high. $3.00 a month and I would have bought in. Instead they are close to the price for Netflix which has a

I think Shaw said we need someone to push the button and provide cover. Reese was down and Harold isn't the provide cover sort, which left Fusco, Root and Shaw. Shaw decided she was the best choice.

True, but Martine follows Samaritan's orders and Samaritan may decide that having Shaw as a hostage has value.

I do think they are flailing with Katrina. I do, however, think her desire to save Abraham (and not the Horseman) has some grounding. Katrina has ties to exactly 3 people in this time, Ichabod, who is giving her space, Henry who is Missing, presumed dead, and Abraham who likes her and is willing to talk to her. She's

Cary is off the hook period, at least for this charge. Dismissed with prejudice means they can't try him on it again. I suspect the blowback will be by the police and eventually it will land on Kalinda.

Clara isn't dead. She's alive and kicking at the end of this episode. Some of us may be lamenting the fact that she's alive, but there's no reason to lament that she's dead.

I just didn't connect with Clara in 7B. The character got better after Capaldi took over, I admit. I think my big issue is that the show moved more toward being Clara and the Doctor and less Doctor Who. I know, the companions have always been a big part of the show, but Clara has overshadowed the Doctor, IMHO and I

Sadly I am similarly unimpressed by Clara, however we seem to be keeping her.

"No, because the the answer to the ultimate Question of Life, the Universe and Everything IS cute cat videos. Our soon to be Cat Overlords are merely setting the stage."

This is the only time I hope they simply decide Luther is a rouge black cop and make it a typical procedural. Luther as a series was pretty special and I can't see them pulling a remake off. As I've said other places, Alice makes Luther for me (I didn't enjoy the later series as much because too little Alice) but the

At the very least, it's disrespectful to announce that he didn't care enough to read the comments. People repeat points all the time, possibly because they forgot they have been made, possibly because they didn't read all the comments. Unless it's been repeated a dozen times, I don't see much complaint. But saying, I

Since Shaw has never stated she is 100% straight, why do people assume she has to be? I buy into Root/Shaw, but even if I didn't setting every character to default to straight doesn't represent the real world any more than setting every character to gay is. Straight people are the majority, but not the only

Well Lost Girl starts December 7 so the season may be mostly shot already. Ksensia may well be back for the last season.

Exactly. Alicia flat out said she intended to keep their agreement, but since someone was able to get compromising photos of Peter, he wasn't keeping things discrete enough. I do think that finding out that Peter was cheating when she was pregnant with Grace WAS what really upset her.
Especially since she can't even