He's gonna go all Prometheus on his ass.

Swimming pool?! Want kind of pauper are you? Just get yourself a Money Bin for the full swimming experience!

I finally realized Jessica Stroup sounds exactly like Chloe Bennet on Agents Of S.H.I.E.L.D.

You Bastard!!!

Well they did grow up in an all male environment and had to bond very closely during training (oh so very Greek), so certainly within the realm of possibility.

Minor nitpick, and this is really about the location, is that they were running after Bakuto on the street and now they were suddenly in Central Park by that famous archway/terrace down those stairs. I was like, what??!!!

Hey the screenwriters were too busy with re-writes because of the bs contentious PC issues! Or something/I read that somewhere.

I thought they had a real opportunity to make the Colleen/Bakuto sword fight scene in the rain really epic and they again missed the mark. Rain and sword fights scream cinematic, and all they needed to do was film some long shots of them and it would've been great. But nope.

It's a fast acting poison (look how fast it worked on Marcela), and they were stuck in a prison cell. They had plenty of time to let it act on its own.

Davos: "I'm just fucking joking!"

This show has plenty of D's. Ward must be the biggest one. Danny ranks there somewhere.

Yup, when it finally happened I didn't care. That's what happens when a series starts off crappy (weak). Viewer investment is very low, if it still exists/if they even stuck around (like this bear).

But…but…snakes don't have arms!

Or:

Some people do like to call out the ignorance though. I've seen plenty of instructors do it.

At most you get noobs coming in off the street and challenging your sensei/instructor. A highly experienced practitioner would never do that. Now challenging another martial artist to a fight/duel, different story.

I think it's fine that there are people that think IF is good (or just ok), but I find the implication that the majority of viewers simply don't understand the writers' vision or appreciate the apparent nuance of the character to be bordering on obnoxious.

That's around where it really started to slog for me. I still haven't finished the series (for a variety of reasons - got 3 episodes left).

Just reading mental gymnastics is crazy tiring. Doing them must be exhausting.

Starting weak and ending strong just ensures you lose viewers before you get to the strong part.