Yeah I don't think many mind the goofy ones like the Old West reenactment town or when Castle and guys went to Las Vegas and ended up Elvis impersonators. Those are silly and fun!

Not nearly to the extent that they portrayed it on the show though. They're more like Predator invisibility in that you can see through but there's still some distortion.

I hear ya, but to an extent. Like, I liked the comic book vigilante one and I like the ghost killer one, but the invisibility cloak and the Mayan trinket were just over the top.

Yeah, I'm finding that out. I was playing it safe was all. I only just started watching and my impression leading up to it was that most people still worshiped the show.

Oooo, and then (after some hugging and celebration) they proceed to their next job which is to bus some people across the galaxy and who should they find when they arrive at the planet? Beckett, Esposito, Ryan, and Parish.

BLACK SCREEN

...that or you know Cristina Hendricks who then tells Mel that she had his daughter…

I finally started watching it a few months ago because TNT and Esquire channels have 6 hour marathons like every other day so figure I could get caught up pretty fast. That said I see what I been missing as the shows (earlier seasons) are great! When they started airing these sci-fi theme episodes it was before…

Probably going to be a unpopular opinion but I actually do not like it when the show goes the full out sci-fi. The majority of the episodes have been tried and true NY detective stories and while I don't mind the occasional case about "ghosts" or "superheros" that are later explained, cases like the alternate reality…

I'm reading the 1980's New Teen Titans and man it's hard to take anything Robin (Dick Grayson) says seriously in those short shorts...

Yes.

She's growing on me but I think that has a lot to do with what Jada Pinkett-Smith did when she audition for the role.

For me she's the one character I love to hate, where as the Penguin is the one character I hate to love... and where as Bullock and Gordon I flat out have nothing but love for.

Speak volumes of her character to tell the Jedi Consul to screw off after not believing in her. I mean how many Jedi we seen do that without joining the dark side (knock on wood)? Man I hope she turns up in Rebels...

He did pick up some self help books, how awesome/funny would it be if he suddenly read enough to become the group's counselor. I mean Carol, Rick, and Beth already confine in him.

Yeah! It reeked of gimmick when it was first announced but thanks to some top notch writing he turn out to be probably the best thing to happen to the Batman universe since Harley Quinn.

Daryl Dixon from The Walking Dead TV show because of his character growth. From racist redneck to loyal companion to anyone of any background (as long as they've earn it), he shows how a Zombie apocalypse can actually have a positive affect on an individual's personal development... And he's a surgeon when it comes to…

Which I think brings us back to Esther's main point, she is surrounded by idiots.

No that's not healthy either but we're talking about passive-aggressiveness vs over the top stalker-ism. They just seem to be totally different level of red flags to me.

My god that is the missing piece to the equation...

Good looks + $(billions) x Salmon Ladder = Romantic

Not to mention they hired a New Zealand actor to play and ex-American soldier turned assassin/mercenary. But at least they had the common sense to change his back story rather than his accent.

So THAT was the 2nd most up voted fanfic on Freaking Awesome!

He's super duper creepy and did he install a salmon ladder in his office just to impress Felicity