I feel like they have enough story for 20 episode seasons but only 13 to tell it with. Makes thing very rushed and confusing. Biggest perpetrator of this is the Brad Tonkin storyline. Which I loved, but it was way too rushed. And while I can see him and Kiera being attracted and maybe starting a relationship, we're…

He's referring specifically to anthropogenic climate change, your right wing christian buddies still have a shot at the 10k

But Republicans think that the validity of science is simply a matter of opinion that they don't necessarily have to agree with.

The next time some producer claims the next episode of his show will be a "gamechanger," he needs to be asked if it is like the season two finale of Orphan Black. If not, shut your trap.

Next season: Rachel makes Dyad a paperless workplace.

Keira - Kellogg I just saw as her being lonely and needing some companionship, added to the fact that she still wasn't totally trusted by the police, and being under extreme stress. A bit of nookie would be tempting under those conditions.

No, but I'm enjoying every minute of it ;)

Yes! Suit Alec's transformation is enough to give you whiplash. It's bummed me out cause I really liked original Alec in the first couple of seasons. Keira's attitude with Hoodie Alec (or Scar Alec, as my tv guide calls him) was beyond strange. She breaks him out of prison, where she is responsible for putting him,…

Here and there, she crosses over into full-on villain territory.

"I'm only here because someone said there had to a kid on the show, like that kid Boxey on Battlestar Galactica. I serve no real purpose whatsoever. I'm pretty sure I'll be kidnapped sometime during the season."

Tortoiseshell in the corner pocket for the win.

She pretty much has to come back. The Brotherhood Without Banners-storyline as well as Brienne's quest demand her existence to lead anywhere meaningful. But as the director said, just having her make a cameo in an episode that is already full of unexpected moments would have just been superfluous. I had expected her…

This interview has not changed my overwhelming meh for him. Even when he got wasted and broke his ankle breaking into his own apartment, I'm sure he did it as boringly as possible.

Extra +1 for appropriate use of Joe.

A crisis of conscience. And style.

My bigger complaint is the recent retconning of reapers.

*spoilers*

Reapers were introduced before the show ever mentioned angels. They were portrayed as something apart, timeless, in the style of Neil Gaiman's Death.

Then in the last couple seasons they've become a subset of angels, are easy to kill, and boring.

This is…

Midichlorians!

"There is a plan"