It took until this episode for me to realize the comic potential of Amy playing an assassin-slash-hyperintelligent computer Acker.

"That didn't suck."
"I thought there was plenty of sucking."

Perhaps I should be paying more attention to detail. I didn't realize she had a signature nail polish color.

Not that I needed any selling on this idea, but I would 100% watch a version of Person of Interest where Amy Acker plays every single character.

You know, this show is quite good.

I hope your other two comments include actual reasons.

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"I'D RATHER YOU HATE ME FOR EVERYTHING I AM THAN LOVE ME FOR SOMETHING I'M NOT!"

He was also pretty darn crisp in his match on Sunday against Apollo Crews.

Oh my god, you guys actually did the thing I said where LaToya only covers the bad shows (now RAW) while Kyle gets all the good ones (SmackDown, suddenly).

I think it's because Vacant has typically been presented as a transitional champion.

I think Rollins is a safe worker. The buckle bomb probably has to go, though.

Generally speaking, it's frowned upon because it rewards guys who juice at the expense of those who are clean, creating a cycle where you pretty much have to risk dying at 45 just to get ahead in the business. Not ideal for publicity.

Lesnar should've known that if you bust a guy open like that, Jericho's gonna let you have it in gorilla.

Three straight weeks now, RAW has finished with Roman standing tall after the main event.

If she didn't have a back injury going into SummerSlam, she probably has one after that weird, botched turnbuckle spot.

It's nice to see them signing some of the girls they had work squash matches last year.

And just like that, Vacant begins its second reign as WWE Universal champion.

We saw Fusco's kid in Season 1. They were playing hockey together when the Russians showed up.

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