Poor sheepie creatures.

Gennedy also doesn't crap upon source material or styles he incorporates from, steals wonderfully, alludes to.

Yup. The worst being when I failed to recognize Wild Dog from Arrow was the the sidekick from Reaper. I would like to blame alcohol or sleep deprivation, but I think it's mostly just me being dense.

There is no going back to "Evil Mumenschanz" look for Ashi.

I almost did a LOL spit take when the Buddha declared the tea terrible. It was unexpected from the show. I know exactly what he means.

It's like a live action version of a scene from Samurai Jack.

English is a mostly a Germanic language with Latin highlights (Thank you William the Conqueror)

The minute he said "Wednesday is my day", I got it.

I even liked him in Kings, even though nobody watched that show.

The great thing about Bryan Fuller is that even if the show doesn't last long, it will be memorable and a visual feast.

Holy crap, I didn't recognize him at first. Now it's obvious. That happens to me a lot.

I will literally watch anything with Ian McShane in it.

I am sure the residents of Warsaw, Coventry, London and Rotterdam know what felt like.

The Germans were hardly the most polite types when they went through Russia. My sympathy for plight of the women of Berlin takes a backseat to that of the entire towns and villages wiped out from the Vistula to the Volga.

Sorry guys, Melissa Rauch used a body double for the gymnastisex scene.

Of course the misunderstanding and false belief she is evil could just wreck their friendship. But subtle human relations is not what one generally gets in this kind of show.

I am both scared and a bit excited, in a Cheryl from Archer way, at seeing Lena unleash her vengeance.

It wasn't meant as a direct parallel. But the Legends team let suspicion and mistrust get the better of them with Mick. I can see Team Kara doing the same with Lena.