Not a good episode. I understand these people have reached their limits, but an entire episode devoted to repeatedly showing that? Snooze. If you think five seasons in that viewers don't know these people have been through some shit, then you haven't done a good job getting your point across.

She transformed into some kind of bird/reptile/alien creature. Her eyes and skin changed color and she was sporting spikes or the beginnings of feathers or something.

Big Bird wins for Tweet of the Day. That's awesome!

Indeed. More suspense and chills than most horror movies. It felt cinematic in scope and execution and was just plain disturbing.

I still get chills thinking about the main baddie's explanation for why he did the gruesome things he did. Him basically whispering "it made me happy" was about the creepiest thing ever.

I thought it showed what it could be in the first season with the episode "Countrycide," which was Goddamned creepy.

The world needs more David Mitchell.

Yes, Taylor Swift does think its pretty cool that so many people are giving her their money. She also thinks its cool to sue anyone she possibly can for any reason her shark lawyers can come up with.

How the fuck did Karl Malone graduate college? Or high school?

You must see racism in every fucking thing then. As stated, Braff voiced a character, a flying monkey in a suit similar to what Pharrell wore. His comment made it clear "I wore it better."

Horse shit. He posted a picture of the flying monkey character he voiced in that lame Oz movie next to one of Pharrell wearing a similar outfit. The caption was "I wore it better."

Good, not great episode. Still highly enjoyable as the show knows how to pepper humor in with action and keep the story going. I thought this episode was a little heavier than usual with the technobabble. Quantum splicer, the P16 protein that only shows up when a person is older, the silver nitrate mirror…

I honestly love it! It's the best new thing on TV. Dude is fresh and original and it is a revelation.

They won't do it though because of Larry Wilmore. They won't have their two nightly news-ish shows fronted by black people. Unless his show craters, she doesn't get the gig.

Who, that Peter Pan ass-munched chick whose dad is a lying newscaster? Yeah, great choice!

If he gets injured, he gets nothing.

Think about what you wrote. FOX, a decent network giving a show a chance.

The creators and writers of Gotham really need to take a step back, maybe watch an episode of "Better Call Saul" to find out how to do a prequel correctly.

You're one of them, eh? One of the people propping up and enriching that vapid twunt and her talentless family?

It's one more brain than she has.