There sure were. She gave him drugged cookies that made him want to be with her.

I'm pretty sure that was Caleb, the brother in the murder case. I don't think we've seen Oliver in flash forwards If we had this episode wouldn't have been suspenseful.

You've forgotten your cliches. The guy will turn out to BE Alex's dad, who faked his own death and left her feeling guilty.

I don't think Simon is an agent in good standing. I think he got kicked out of Quantico and is now some sort of techie working as a contractor for the FBI. You know, because of all those great tech skills that haven't been shown in the "past segments".

OO! OO! I know that one. If she's either wearing flour/baby powder on her hair or looking put together, it's Storybrooke. If she's looking waify and like she hasn't used a brush in years she's in Camelot.

IKR? Criminal Minds kills women in repulsive ways. Women are routinely redeemed via rape. But a couple of mentions of feminism and BOOM! It's the end of the world.

She left Krypton when she was 13. She could have had Kryptonian chickenpox, or Kriptonian acne or just plain hit her head and gotten a scar. Not being susceptible to diseases on earth doesn't mean she wasn't on Krypton.

The tape may be a fake. I think the abuse was real.

I know. When he asked "is there a window" and told Iris to jump out of it, all I could think was "shouldn't you ask what side of the building it's on. I kind of assumed that she let it drop which building she was in, but he would waste a few seconds running around to locate her.

Oh, I know that in the comics it was heavy/hard water, but for the show, I'm willing to handwave that heavy/hard water is a substance that doesn't exist in this universe.

Plus, Jay's from a different universe, maybe "hard water" is something different from our Hard/Heavy water. Maybe it's a thing? Like Meteor Rocks were on Smallville?

Although it wasn't Wells that was how they knew him. They didn't relate to him as Eobard except briefly and part of that time he wasn't using the Wells appearance. A similar thing is happening on Agents of Shield where Skye is now calling herself Daisy and some people are having problems remembering that. Or the fact…

But eventually you leave High School and move on. Ford is talking about isolating Dipper, making Dipper feel responsible for saving the universe.

Exactly! They are kids and kids are selfish at times. I may love Mabel a little more than Dipper, but I love Dipper too!

There's more to life than education or having adventures. Being Ford's apprentice means Dipper not interacting with kids his own age, no friends, no girlfriends. Dipper already is less social than Mabel and she is his big emotional connection. Ford is already in the mindset that family holds you back. We've seen that…

She's no more selfish than Dipper. She goes along with his wild ideas, chasing myths, taking risks, saving Dipper at least as often as he saves her. Yes, sometimes she has the absolute GALL to act like her wishes are as important as his, but tough. Most of what happens to "Dip" is because Gravity Falls is a weird…

I understand, although I didn't watch last season, so I don't feel it that deeply. If ROBIN were saying Zelena can't be part of the baby's life, I would go along, but he's not. I agree Zelena is unstable. I think she'd be the kind of mother that could be a real problem for her kid. I'm not advocating giving her…

I have mixed feelings about this. Henry is a stable, happy kid who loves Regina. She did a lot wrong with Henry, but she did a lot right as well. I do think that planning to take Zelena's child from her is wrong, except she plans to take the child away from Robin, which is just as wrong.

THIS! I understood that Catherine Tate was a busy actress who only gave them one year. But destroying who she had become so that her leaving could be all about The Doctor brooding was what I hated. She had a perfectly good real husband out there, who would have appreciated Donna for the woman she had grown into. But…

Technically all the characters in Waters of Mars were in a big disaster, and were reported dead. I don't think anyone ever recovered the bodies. I remember because it irked me that The Doctor didn't just fly them to a future time and save them all. They needed to be "dead" so history would go on, but all they really…