I hate being this guy, but you keep using the word 'protagonist' when I'm pretty sure you want 'antagonist'. Protagonist doesn't necessarily mean 'good guy', but antagonist definitely means adversary.

…agree to disagree

Supernatural, The 100, and more would indicate otherwise, at least to me. Maybe it's an age thing (I don't know how old you are, but I'm in my late 20's), but the majority of the programming has a high school prom feel to it. Not a problem if you enjoy their programming, but most of it's not for me. Hell, Arrow only…

Even the "filler" episodes of this show are excellent. Still amazed its on the CW.

I'm really enjoying this show so far - writing is rapid-fire. The character names are the some of the best parts: Flash Delaney, Quasar Daniels, Stride Zimmer.

A little late to the party, but I want to pop-in and say that is Person of Interest still the best show on television. The writing is so crisp and true to the world that's been created. I was wonderfully surprised to see all the little items collected throughout the season be used in a novel and "realistic" fashion.…

Man, what an excellent episode. The Flash's insistence in defying TV conventions has been a real treat this season. Between the heavy emotional sequences (Joe and Barry's heart-to-heart brought the feels) and existential themes weighing on everyone, I was surprised the episode zipped along as well as it did.

So I remember watching an episode or two of Vikings a couple years ago, but I didn't recognize the actress. I kept thinking they got Natalie Dormer's younger, hotter, non-slant faced sister to play the bounty hunter.

I have been reading reviews on this site for years and have only just now created an account to express my disbelief at how a show can fall from excellent (with some hammy touches) to miserable (with some cool plot points).