I don't remember for sure - didn't they say that you had to shoot whoever your target was, and then you got their target? If so, the shooter paintballing the cop wouldn't have done any good.

Knowing Sherlock, he probably already had the actor picked out for his resemblance, and had already made any necessary credentials (although I'm not sure any would be needed in this case). It's just way too valuable to not have ready to go.

I didn't really mind the "Chase is better at making plans than you" thing, since Team Arrow sucks at it, and they were pretty much always things that he'd lured them into. It wasn't just "Oh, I randomly booby-trapped this building", it's "I booby-trapped the building they're coming to, in order to find me"

Or even the fact that he got way better after Talia trained him, by learning to beat her dad.

Arrow actually is doing better this season. Mostly because they once again found an awesome villain.

Season 2 only matters a ton if you're big into Fitz-Simmons. I mean, there are other good parts, but I don't think it's essential. Personally, I think I liked season 3 more, because I loved Bobbi and Hunter.

SHIELD has had strong arcs before. This is just consistently great.

I kinda missed it. I'm like "It's a reference to something, but I can't remember WHAT!"

Not even close. The worst is a California style pizza with bad topping choices. I've never had a crust that tasted more like cardboard, and the toppings did nothing to redeem it.

I got really confused with that show. I went to CBS.com to stream it, but didn't see anything, even though they had episodes from their other shows up (and still don't see anything a day later). My friend had it DVR'd, but when we sat down to watch it, it was a rerun (I believe of S5 E3). IMDB shows that it aired the…

I thought it was very uncomfortable (with occasional moments of being funny).

I agree this looks kinda dumb, but they've had some decent explanations for Shinwell's seemingly bad behavior before, so I'm willing to wait and see where it goes.

Who doesn't have a crush on Joan?

1. Your'e right, that was sloppy of me. A lot of the people who are ignorant about socialism are willfully ignorant, or too lazy or uninterested in learning the difference, however, clearly, lumping all ignorant people together is a rather unfair categorization.

Yeah. It's hard to say. Is Genevieve complaining about Sherlock & Shinwell because the show has a history of giving Joan the short end of the stick, and thus Genevieve's more likely to be on the lookout for areas they might do it again? Or is she complaining because she has a specific goal of less Sherlock in general?…

1. I think it is provable that the vast majority of American adults don't know much about our political system - whether it's due to stupidity, laziness, being too busy learning other things, or whatever.

I think there's a disconnect somewhere.

Maybe, I don't know. Of course, I doubt you know either.

They may threaten to go in that direction, but pretty much everyone who I've seen who says they want more for Joan ALSO says they want what she does have to be handled better. I haven't seen any evidence that Genevieve wants less Sherlock, but I also don't read AV club regularly, so I could have missed it.

"This is a LOT darker than I expected.."