This was one of my favorite episodes of the season. Secrets no more! Barrowman! Peter Stormare! Oliver isn't the cave's dictator anymore. It just hit all the right notes and moved the plots along in significant ways.

I loved this episode. I was completely shocked at Thea's reaction to Ollie's secret. It was so unlike her that I could stand on two legs, cry, see color, and feel hope again.

Felt it was a pretty boring episode. But they did solve some "I have no idea why they keep on like this"-issues. Because all season long I have been thinking:

I believe Donald Glover isn't going to happen because Sony has expressed a strong desire to get someone younger than they've had in the past. Tobey finished out the series at 40, Garfield is now 31, they want someone in his early 20s at least. But I guess we'll see.

Agree! We need parodies that are real parodies, and not the exact same movie but with sex and puke jokes on it!

In the sequel Valentine will travel to another colony/city where the rules are different yet somehow the same. It may take an entire book to travel to the second colony making the third book about the third colony and the fourth about a colony battle.

I'm not interested in Valentine Neverwood's story unless she picks Erudite. Faction before blood!

For what it's worth, I'm a white, excessively educated NYer and have no idea what you're talking about. Suggested reading material (beyond the obvious googling)?

As you alluded to, isn't it obvious? If I say to you that it is raining, I don't need to say "from the sky." It's implied, and is "duh" territory. You wouldn't say I failed to tell the "whole story" about where the rain came from.

I'm still making my way through this interview - interesting stuff so far.

The discussion of Miles Morales seems to miss the key point, which is: who the hell is Miles Morales? Most people have never heard of him, while Peter Parker is a household name. You could maybe start with Peter Parker and then pass the Spider-mantle off to Miles at some point, but there is no way you can just skip…

This. Seriously. If I was a QB drafted by the Browns I would absolutely pull an Eli Manning and refuse to play for them. It's where promising QBs go to die. I wouldn't want ANY part of that organization, and would even try to sabotage me picking them by saying dumb things in any sort of interviews/tests they do.

Browns Owner: What's with these pre-draft shenanigans I'm hearing about Kevin? It's getting some people in the league pretty upset.

"THAT'S TOTALLY UNFAIR HIRING SOMEONE WHO WORKED WITH THE KID BEFORE THE COMBINE!!"

I think it's because the dj wrote the song - this is not a Haim song, it's a Calvin Harris song. I don't know if Harris wrote the lyrics but it's not improbable. Anyone could be singing it (I don't mean that in a rude way toward Haim, I'm just saying. This is more or less how it works in danceymusic world, as I…

Hipster moment.

The small D-pad is its biggest flaw, but what I hate more is what it did to my brain. It made me want to move my thumb to the right to hit an X button, whereas with the Wii Classic controller, I have to move it up and to the left if my finger is already on A. This has prevented me from using anything but the GC…

yep, lots of disagreement here. it's as if molds were taken of hands in a resting position, and they made a controller to fit them.

Uh, yeah I disagree. The GCN controller was beast and super comfortable, might not look "cool" but it worked wonderfully.

@KingKellogg the Waffle Haggler: Now now. As a kid I honestly had no trouble with it. But as an adult this thing is uncomfortable to hold when you use the joystick and buttons. I have to hold it weirdly to play F-Zero and it kinda fucks with my control.