Well sure, but they were in Georgia.

Dynablue.

While this was a great episode, I do feel that when your character goes from the brink of insanity to modern day Shao Lin monk when he meets a staff-wielding pacifist psychotherapist in the forest who has a cell in his cabin because he once starved a serial killer to death, you've officially departed "serious…

Basically "Zygon" rhymes with "hi John," and "bygone" rhymes with "my lawn." I realize that if "John" and "lawn" rhyme to you, that probably doesn't clarify it.

People interpreted Kill the Moon as being about abortion? I had literally no idea that was even a thing. I'm tempted to go back and rewatch that episode now to see the connection. I mean, I know ultimately the plot came down to deciding whether or not to let an egg hatch, but I don't remember it being analogous to a…

It wasn't until this comment that I got Michael Weyer's joke. I thought it was just a spin on "boys will be boys" or something. Primarily because the way I pronounce "bygone" doesn't rhyme with "Zygon" at all.

My favorite thing about this episode was that the opening credits hadn't even ended yet when Hiro, while discussing how to stop the bombing that he had specifically traveled back in time to prevent because it was going to cause the deaths of scores of people and catastrophically alter the course of human/Evo…

Lord, that bothered me. There are characters that were explicitly stated to be a certain species and species that literally only exist to explain what certain characters were and then they just say "oh yeah, there were rumors in the galactic community that this character was a member of this character's race but it…

Kanan was never the "last Jedi" really; even without Ahsoka, we already knew Obi-Wan and Yoda were still out there (and presumably the Rebels at least know about Obi-Wan, since Leia reaches out to him in the first movie). They sometimes call him "the last Padawan," though, which is still applicable.

I'm not.

But the name "Anakin Skywalker" wouldn't mean anything to the main characters. When I talk to my friends I say "my boss," "my landlord," "the person who sits next to me at work," etc. I know these people's names, but I don't bother saying them to people to who wouldn't recognize them.

That might have been intentional. We already knew she'd been there for six months, so using a hours made it so that you didn't necessarily know when you got a time stamp whether this was the scene were she'd get rescued or not (well, if you were watching it live, you could keep an eye on the real world clock to see…

Hey, if I looked as good in a dress as Jimmy, I'd do some undercover work too.

I do love the idea that she's now fireproof because she's been melted into the suit that utterly failed to prevent her from getting melted into it.

I think Killer Croc was in there too, though I have no idea what age the writers of this show think Croc should be so it might have been someone else.

The only way that could have been better would have been if she ran past the car, then circled back, flipped over it, and kept running.

Nygma's hand over Kringles mouth didn't suffocate her, it … you just really don't want to know where that hand was before that scene.

Jimmy wasn't pimply, he was freckly.

This may have already been mentioned - this comment section already extends into infinity so trying to see what's already been said is an exercise in Disqus sucking - but the most important thing about Vartox is that he's a parody of Zardoz (actually he may have been created as just an homage or ripoff of Zardoz, but…

Don't think of Homerzilla as a parody of the 2014 Godzilla remake that mistakenly paints the movie as a flop, think of it as parody of the 1998 Godzilla remake that accurately captures how terrible that movie was (even if it wasn't a financial bomb either).