I had been wondering if Keeley was going to end up with Roy or Jamie. Interesting to now have a third option.

I respect that she is consciously embracing being a diva

No, I don’t get why the “Lobo  crime family” reference is supposed to be funny

It occurs to me that we could have an episode coming up where you find out in both timelines that Javy is alive, like they did with Sara Lance on s2 of Arrow

Well she didn’t know that! I’m sure she is embarrassed about it now

I liked her in that too, though unlike with Person of Interest, the show never really recovered from the disruption caused by her pregnancy 

As Shaw she was my favorite character on Person of Interest, one of my favorite shows. For obscure reasons one of my favorite scenes was Finch ordering a deli sandwich for her (pastrami on rye with two kinds of mustard) and being terrified they would get the order wrong 

Maybe Walter meant he would be a sexy Moriarty to Misty’s Holmes,  like Natalie Dormer on Elementary 

Misty’s life in both timelines is an ongoing tragicomedy 

I continue to get more and more afraid of Shauna and Tai, and less so of the more obviously aggressive Misty and Natalie, who are both trying to protect themselves and their friends primarily. Lottie is still hard to figure, is she trying to resist the spirits’ demand for blood or is she all about making that happen…

No. Fuck that guy in every world 

And I resigned my seat on the Evil Council on Foreign Relations because it was a waste of my evil talents 

Did anyone pick up what the French phrase was that adult Lottie heard when having the vision about the beehives and the blood?

I do think dark Taissa was indicating Van by covering her face other than one eye. Was Van cheating on Taissa with her dark  other self?

I love School of Rock, the crazed energy of Jack Black bouncing off all those talented kids was lightning in a bottle 

I liked both of his Doctor Who episodes

Honestly just casting Hannah Waddingham as Rebecca accounts for so much of the success of the show IMO

Yes definitely agree

Roy training Jamie was my favorite part of this. I loved Jamie in the course of one day going from not thinking it was really happening to being all in, with headlight and everything. Also screw Zava, Jamie had a good shot

The account of this in Jeff Pearlman’s Showtime was much more interesting and entertaining than I expected, partly because of how cleverly Nike handled their pitch to Jordan, but moreso because of how ineptly their more arrogant competitors handled theirs