Likewise. It's unclear if he even necessarily disagrees with her ideology or not. The only thing for sure is that his intentions are to protect Lexa at all costs. In regards to his connection with the City of Light storyline, it will be exciting to see his role in that storyline whe everything converges.

Megan Fox's Reagan is a new stimulus for the characters (and actors) and the writers to work off of. It works because it's refreshing and staves off that stale feeling that's been lingering since the rather dull thud that the S3 premiere landed with. That's not to say that there hasn't been moments, and Coach was a…

Yep this show peaked in Season 2 (I'd say fairly common for comedies, really) and this episode I would say gets that old feeling back. I think the reappearance of Coach brought a couple of good episodes along with him, but this might be the funniest episode since S2.

Best episode in a long while. I like new New Girl. I wouldn't have guessed that losing Deschanel and guest starring Megan Fox would be the rejuvenating presence this show needed. This show has always done great with guests though so I suppose it shouldn't come as a surprise. And considering the age of the show I think…

"And even if I did buy it, that just means this Max should have been played by Emil Minty. Recasting any major role has an inevitable downside, and it can hamper even a movie as blatantly superb as this one."

It's a shame they killed the character of Bellamy, and by that I mean Bellamy's character is gone and we're left with a faux-Bellamy. He's a Dead Finn Walking.

Hey, I've seen this before. It's called Community Season 4 and it was awful.

That last scene at the end of the episode was pretty good though. I think that's worth wondering about more than the will they/won't they.

I would hope so. The show was fantastic at building up the characters around our lead even in such brief screen time. It's too good of a show to cancel (not that it's stopped cancellations before).

Pretty much as soon as Michonne walked into the living room at the end you know they were going to go at it on the couch.

That's fair to an extent. He is definitely not portrayed as the relative genius that Ragnar is on Vikings, but I'm fine with that. And even then though, sometimes Ragnar's "genius" isn't clever and really just feels like a failing of all the characters around him. The majority of Season 3 and maybe a bit of Season 2…

While it is second in just about every category to the superior The Last Kingdom, there is one reason to keep watching this show and one category it will always win for all eternity; crazy eyes. Travis Fimmel's crazy eyes were in full effect this week once his character got out of bed. B+

What a great show. I loved it back in the day and was always bummed it got cancelled.

A fine, left field response. Worthy of a thumbs up itself. However, the Bill we are looking for still remains at large.

I like your answer so you get a thumbs up, but we have yet to hear the Bill we are looking for.

"However, this raises an interesting and terrifying question: What has Bill Murray gotten away with simply because everyone likes him too much to believe that he’d do something wrong?"

Still hoping next week Bellamy reveals his plans and pops Pike in the dome and guns down the rest of his xenophobic followers before he can shoot the grounders. I expect next week though will focus a bit on the City of Light storyline.

Theytookourjobs!

I don't mind saying "float you" as a curse from Colony member to Colony member, but not when it's said to a grounder. They have no reference for what that refers to. It must be really confusing for them to hear that term in a what is still a foreign language they've only recently learned. They probably said to…

Well at least you managed to give your opinion without giving any evidence. Kudos.