Sense8, IZombie and Another Period jump to mind… I also thought Brink should be up there.

So Darhk is pumping some kind of "mutagen" gas and three of our protagonists have now been exposed…

Thinking about it I guess it was preachy-lite for a religious show which probably helped and you're right about the leads having a certain charm. I think what drew me in was the whole Fugitive/Quantum Leap type help the person in need format. I suppose I've always been a bit of a soft hearted bugger…

Was beginning to think I'd made up Highway to Heaven due to all the blank looks I get whenever I mention it…but I guess you and I were the only two people watching it… And yes, I immediately thought of it when reading about this too.

This actually bugged me so much I ended up giving up on the episode about half way through…

Now if it was one of those Telltale games I might be excited…

Totally agree, who would build the fence that close to a handy lookout tower with the tower on the OUTSIDE of the fence…

Oops, clearly mixed that one up…now that you mention it that does sound familiar. Oh well…Still thinking Abe is the best candidate though.

Other than spending half season wonder why nobody had heard of ear plugs I thought this was a fantastic series.

The time line would be right for Abe, and isn't Darryl meant to have been based in part of crossbow guy from the comics so Abe wont meeting the same eye opening end he did originally…

He was totally going to get the tar, they just got distracted chasing Peggy so didn't get the chance to "clean up" the mess.

The Hank/Peggy thing was bugging me, but I've decided to assume she took the truck and he thought they had left…he did have a concussion at the time. She no longer has access to a car after all and was pretty keen to get out of town.

I really tried to like Supergirl, the pilot was enjoyable enough, but couldn't make it all the way through the second episode. This is coming from someone who thought The Cape was under rated and worked quite well if taken as a modern spin on the 60's Batman formula of cheesy superhero shows.

I know I'm supposed to like this, but so far it's not doing it for me in the slightest…

That's my guess, the invite to the Serial Killers dinner confirmed it for me.

Nope…I tried…I really did, but couldn't make it to the end of the episode.

Yeah, I did think it was odd that nobody mentioned it. But then he's not going to be going back to his old life so they could have just been glossing over it. I think everyone is right and it was meant to be the shell left after his transformation. My only problem is it would be impossible to leave a shell that…

God, had completely forgotten about that…

Another show I wasn't expecting much from but found to be surprisingly watchable, the other being You, Me and the Apocalypse, still not liking Moonbeam City though.

Wasn't expecting much from Y, M and the A but it was surprisingly good and I'm actually looking forward to the next episode.