Corporations can't vote, but they sure has hell can lobby. How do you think so many pro-corp, pro-rich laws get passed in countries where the poor have the majority vote?

TBH, I've hated their Slade, until his reveal as the mastermind. Good Guy Slade didn't sit well with me.

I give it an A. Visually striking, a lot better than most other Pineapple incidents, and Bert was awesome as always. That kid'll have a wonderful career in comedyu in the future.

Nobody said that what she has are actual psychic powers, just that she interprets them as such.

Maybe she's only seeing his electromagnetic field or wifi signal, and her brain procedure makes her interpret it as an aura?

Wait, you think Norton is the more _attractive_ person? Wow.

Does the Sony president having a thick Japanese accent count as offensive? I mean the IRL president, Kaz Hirai, has an American accent.

The only thing missing from the anime scenes were over-the-top voice acting during the more emotional moments. The Sony exec's cries when Princess Kenny died needed just a bit more screaminess.

To be fair to Scully and Hitchcock, they both went through a massive cocaine overdose back in the 80's. It's a miracle they're still functional human beings for the most part.

I hated the episode until the reveal. Then I forgave it and I loved it again.

A-. Not as laugh-out-loud funny as the previous episodes, but hits all the right marks.

wouldn't have it been funny if the Blacklist Die Hard happened on a plane, echoing the less-than-stellar Die Hard 2: Die Harder while Almost Human references the first (and still the best) Die Hard?

It's got a healthy amount of Die Hard references, but the plot is its own beast. This is how an homage should be: paying its respects, without being a carbon copy of the original.

I'm with you on that very small boat. IM2 grows on you with multiple viewings. I can't say the same for IM3.

To be fair, it's a better Die Hard than the last Die Hard.

The moment Dorian mentioned air vents, I _assumed_ this was a Die Hard homage.

Like he said, what he was offering was only hope. Which was better than just burning.

Yeah he is still dead. Just clarifying House's usage of the resulting carcass.

I've seen it three times now. Editing could've definitely been better. Not to excise the long, dramatic scenes, but to extend some of the busier shots so that it's not all a jumble of lights and explosions ala Michael Bay.

Wasn't Capaldi's face already explained by Old Four? The Doctor's regenerations past Smith can apparently choose faces he likes. Perhaps The Doctor really liked Caecilius from Fires of Pompeii, and is honoring him.