HOW DO YOU KNOW THESE THINGS?!?!

Batman must maintain his dark and brooding demeanor.

..and for that matter, whatever happened to preserving art? Is it ok to destroy it now if Finch doesn't see you doing it?

Well, I saw the article go up and just wanted to be one of the cool kids. But now that I've actually watched the episode, you're right, it was obvious. Still, we've had a number of those and each one has been a little different, the ride being above average entertainment in this instance. As for Greer, he's a…

It just occurred to me that Reese would make a great serial killer. That hooded shot of him creeping out from behind the wall with his camera made me very nervous. Oh, and the rest of the episode was ok too. I heard the original title of this episode was "Be vewwy, vewwy quiet, I'm hunting the Machine". At least now…

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WHERE'S THE TIGGER?!?!?! SWEAR TO MEEEEEE

Thanks Cy. While the three actors have great chemistry together, their combined onscreen charisma amounts to a wet banket frozen in sub-zero temperatures. The attempted tongue in cheek humor is so on the nose that you find yourself wanting to rip out your eyes and tear off your ears, while at the same time praying for…

Bruise Willies is greater than Jason Stratham, hands down!

When you upvote yourself, the Soviet Union kills another puppy.

After watching the final scene and the way they framed it, I came to a conclusion I've long suspected: Paige is her mother's daughter. Henry on the other hand, well, I think that speaks for itself.

I wouldn't wish that on anyone's career.

Hey now, let's not get ahead of ourselves. Jimmy's been dining on the hospitality of his elderly clients on several occasions. The problem is that there isn't enough screen time for Jimmy to indulge in seconds or refills. But as far as I'm concerned, the traditional continues.

That's fine- I'll settle for amazing retcon.

So you're saying he's crossed that line between everyday villainy and cartoonish supervillainy?

Well someone needed saving, dammit!

I never expected Saul's relationship with his brother to unravel so quickly, just like I never expected the Kettlemans to be found with their duffel of cash so quickly, just like I didn't expect Hank to reveal he knew about Walter's secret identity so quickly. Vince Gilligan and his writers have a habit of catching…

I'm not sure Howard was altruistically willing to make himself look bad so much as he didn't have a choice. If your much more invested partner asks you to lie for them to his brother, you reluctantly nod your head and comply. Doesn't make him the good guy in my eyes, just means he doesn't want to jeopardise his…

J.J ABRAMS' MYSTERY BOX MAY HAVE DEAD CAT IN IT.. OR IT MAY NOT