By the fifth season, every character (but one?) would have been "read into" Henry's secret, and there would have been a wedding and a little immortal baby of whom Abe was super-jealous. I wanted to see all that :)

Yeah, I liked the way it ended. Though it seems the story would have been told offscreen, and I kinda wanted to see her reaction.

Look at the bright side: it's not "George Michael" or "Buster."

I have a good feeling the show will live to Shoot another day.

If she one-shots Peggy that would be dreadful.

Wesen. Grimms are hunters.

"New Amsterdam" apparently had only eight episodes, and "Forever Knight" something like 70. "The Event" (which had a character in this mold) ran for exactly 22.

Agent Carter renewed! Nothing else matters.

Has she been saying "frak" all this time?

Crap, I kind of liked "Forever." These shows about immortals don't last very long, do they.

*You're* a hot flash!

Mamie. Mamie not.

Streep is still getting some residuals from "Death Becomes Her."

There's surprisingly very little grifting in this comment. It's like 20% drawings.

Belgian?

^Law & Order red herring.

If she had the ability to identify potential whistleblowers, it would be called Smilla's Sense of Snowden.

Bruce Greenwood: one of the best JFKs (Thirteen Days).

He *did* get those 600 krone for being second to jump into the freezing water, and to rescue a cramping fat guy with his "willie" out (as per my subtitles). That's pretty badass :)

With a title like The Hunt, and with a whole town giving the guy the stink-eye, throwing rocks through his windows and killing his pets, I figured we were headed toward a death at the very end. Instead, the girl's brother takes a shot but misses: a much more interesting development. Lucas is part of the community…