I’d imagine that there are a number of them. This kind of stuff gets known on the inside.

So familiar with this guy from my days scouting all-ivy academic sprinters

“The right side of his body is kind of held together by metal bands,

YW. It’s my go-to TV-related sites; took over from Television Without Pity (RIP, TWoP).

That townie doesn’t sound like Bloomington material. Perhaps they would feel more comfortable in Martinsville or Bedford.

I miss CJA. Charlie Jane - you hearing that?

Over at Previously.TV, a few of the posters were saying how very Catholic the show was. One observed this (source):

So I binged this over the last two months and caught up for the penultimate episode. What a ride. And now I’m looking for my next fix. Any suggestions anyone?

One of my favorite shows of all time. The first season and on is worth everyone’s time. I got hooked early on when I realized it was just Batman split in two: Billionaire and fighty Guy. The Nolan connection helped, plus it’s no accident he keeps getting referred to as the “Man In The Suit.” It’s just a very different…

After watching the first two episodes of this season, I told my wife that I couldn’t bear to wait for a new episode each week, so we DVRed the entire remaining episodes. We watched 4 episodes a night for the last three days. I’m emotionally drained, but it was worth it. This and Orphan Black are two of the most…

Perfect end and this really changed my life somewhat

This is goodbye to the best Batman show to never show Batman. To the best Terminator show you could ask for. To the best procedural tv writers could write. And to the best family building drama I've seen ever. Mom & dad and the aunts & uncles & the dog & their child all coming together & loving each other even when…

The evolution of his character was great. I am glad he finally got to find out what the fuck was happening. Also my favorite episode of his was when he had an epic super cop night saving Russian models that was 99% off screen.

I think CJA (and Annalee before her) did them. Sadly, they are no longer present...

If anything, with being able to simulate outcomes thousands of times in a second, The Machine is more human. Oh, you're sad that *SPOILERS* you saw Root die? Well The Machine watched it happen 12,483 times, trying to find a way to save her. And cheers on them for not making Finch and Root a thing other than super…

A great show cut down too quickly

Also, people didn’t assume they’d necessarily live to 70. Or that all their kids would survive to adulthood. Modern Americans are a bunch of pussies.

Damn Right!, you just nursed the bloody stumps strapped on an eye patch and went about your business

They also died a lot younger and loss a whole lot more limbs back in the good ol' days! Only pussies make it to 80 with two arms and two legs, amirite?