Yes, you're right. Up until Tabula Rasa a story was developing about abuse of Power by Willow, mainly (but not solely) in her treatment of Tara. And it was all done with good intentions. A good story arc was possible that would have shown how power corrupts even good people.

Never heard of Rape by Deception, I've seen a precis of the California statutes dealing with rape and the only thing that might fall into that definition is pretending to be someone's spouse in order to have sex with them, which is clearly not applicable. Lying to someone in order to have sex with them is, I believe,…

I've posted about this above, but I'll repeat a bit of it.

Actually, that's untrue. Season 6 was the first season that Joss knew would be followed by another as UPN had ordered two seasons. This is why it's the only season to end on a cliffhanger.

You could call what Willow did to Tara bad, but I don't know about evil. What Warren did to his ex was evil, no two ways about it.

OK, I've not read the comics, but I found the scene where that Hilltopper tried to kill Gregory a bit false. Here's my take:
Jesus and the Hilltoppers bought Rick and Co. there to sign them on as mercenaries. They had Gregory disparage what Alexandria had to trade and point out how much they needed food. Then they…

Yeah, I agree. Arrow could have done with being 15-16 episodes. In fact, that's true of most series. There's not many 22 episode series I can think of that couldn't easily lose 6 or 7 episodes for no great cost and with the advantage of speeding up the pacing.

I think that's a problem with Netflix's binge-watching releases. I mean, Daredevil was only released last Friday, so if it were a normal show you'd now be anxiously anticipating watching episode 2 tomorrow, wondering whether or not it would keep the same quality as episode 1 and when they were going to introduce…