Riggs not knowing about the plane crash is stupid even for this show. That being said he got the upgrade from 'meh' to 'I guess so' for me this episode. Still struggling to see why he's SO thirsty tho, this season in particular she's just been cruel for no reason and not just to him. I mean ya she's hot but you work…

So Maggies mom decided that even though she's dying she didn't want Maggie to go on her bucket list world trip with her. Sounds about right. I've been focused hard on how Amelia, Maggie and Jo are the worst that I've let Meridith slide but man she's been kinda terrible this season. Riggs is a whole lot of nothing to…

if we knew Maggies mom for more than the couple of episodes before it may have been a more poignant moment. Instead my takeaway from this ep is that Maggie had her mother go through painful experimental procedures and took some time off doing that to bitch at Meridith for doing her job.
P.S. An episode where Meridith…

Right! Kicked him the ran away…..

Did we even need Joy though? Apart from giving Danny the bowl all she did was get lied to, know she was being lied to but do nothing about the aforementioned lies and get shot. I was expecting Harold to have some huge meltdown when she found out he was EVIL but he just sort of yelled Joy a couple of times and went…

Well that was awful. Agree with the review they should have had the last episode as the finale. Could have ended with that horribly cheesy tai chi session. When Danny said he wanted to go back to Kun Lun I couldn't stop laughing. You just had an all out brawl with Davos, who now wants to kill you, and the. You decide…

Welp I called that wrong. Thought it was gonna be a Danny Bakuto final showdown but this was sooo much better! I feared Colleen was headed down damsel in distress avenue but she took a right turn to fuck that I'm a badass lane. Only gripe about the fights, you'd think between three highly trained martial artists the…

I think I'm just horribly jaded at this point because I loved that she got out alone but felt they shit on a bit with the whole scene in the rain after, which I'll be honest I didn't enjoy at all.

Is anyone else at the point where they just don't care about this inevitable showdown? We've only just met Bakuto and as the reviewer points out taking him down is almost completely pointless based on what we, through Danny, have learned about the hand. Had he been around from episode one I think there could have been…

Danny's temper tantrum when he was talking to Claire was the outright most hilarious thing ive seen on the show so far. Reminded me of when I told my 3 year old cousin I ate her yogurt.

This.

Context of the fight is important no? 'Your cult killed my parents' seems like an I don't want to be around you type of situation. I just think it would have made alot more sense if he just stormed out then found the tv room.

I've liked Colleen alot so far but I'm not super excited to see the whole 'they're my family but I love him' thing play out. It would have been a lot more interesting to see her struggle with the idea that she may not be on the right side instead of instantly turning on Bakuto and running. I also disagreed with the…

Ha, I guess she let him touch her boob so he's not leaving her for nothing.

So Danny and Colleen have a huge fight about the fact that she's been lying to him all along and working for the same people who killed his parents, but then we see him sitting on the bed meditating while she's asleep behind him before he finds the tv room?? Seriously bro emotionally stunted or not who sticks around…

Anyone else getting random white tiger vibes from Claire and those claw things she stole and seems to know how to use, even though she didn't actually cut anyone which makes them kinda pointless. Danny staring at his fist like he didn't know what it was is a great metaphor for this show.

In all my years watching greys I could never imagine I would feel sorry for Owen Hunt. What happened with Christina was mostly if not totally his fault but having to go through it again and add in Amelia, who at this point seems to just be trolling him, is cruel. Does she have legit reasons for not wanting a child…

Maybe. A lot of the blame does need to go to the folks upstairs. Do you think people would have complained if they had gone the opposite way and gone for an actor with a lot of previous fight training but not so good with the acting like early Stephen Amell?

I think you're probably right it's not the fairest comparison and it would probably have taken an Oscar winner to fit all those personality traits into a coherent human. He just really takes me out of what I'm watching sometimes. There was not one point when I found him deciding wether to kill Gao or not as anything…

That fight scene was good, compared to anything else Danny has done it was great. What I don't gets if you're producers and you see that your schedule is so tight that you decide to cut back on the action sequences (these should have been the best hand to hand fights Netflix has ever seen!), wouldn't your next thought…