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I love Beharie, even though I'd never heard of her before this show. Strangely enough, I've read on other threads people say they tried Sleep Hollow but left because they didn't like her. I just kind of scratched my head because I think she's pretty damn good.

For some reason I'm not a huge fan of Danny, and I should be. I'm even on KK's Twitter feed, but Danny? Not so much.

We were told that turning full wolf was pretty rare. Hopefully it isn't something Scott can do right away, even if he is a super special kind of Alpha.

As an unrepentant Sterek shipper I still kind of like Stiles/Malia. I didn't until the scene where she learned to bring on her claws, cracked up and almost stabbed Stiles in the face. I thought it was a cute scene and felt better about the eventual hook-up.

Seriously, Ward's story could have gone into detail earlier. All it would take is a comment from Garret that the people he works for is looking for a certain type and Ward just might fit the requirements.

That makes me really sad to read fantique.

I always got the vibe that Erica/Cora were supposed to be love interests also. Now it's Malia. I have a feeling that Jeff Davis has a certain plot in mind and is going to see it happen no matter what. I mean, isn't the new were coming to town supposed to be a jock/Jackson replacement?

Thanks for the suggestion, I need to buy a new one, mine is the old dial kind.

Didn't her show just get cancelled? Hummmmm..... I'm not a fan of comedians for the most part. I see a very fine line between them and bully's sometimes. ANYWAY, I need this show back right now. I don't have a fear about Will or even Jack. I want to know how they are going to do things with Hannibal in another country and if the lovely Bedelia gets to eat dinner with Hannibal or be dinner with Hannibal. (Hopefully not both, that just squicked me out). I loved the finale and have watched it twice more since it aired.

I'll bite. So far my favorite is John Hamm and Drew Barrymore. I like him because he was very funny and actually seemed to know what he was doing. Drew won my heart because she brought in a recipe she does and wanted them to show her what she was doing wrong. That's what I want to do. I want Michael to show me how to make fried pork chops without needing a buzz saw to cut. (Yes I know that means they are overcooked but no matter how short of a time I use, if I fry them they become tough)

I think BBC Sherlock has had a couple of truly amazing episodes but the rest were meh or made me want to throw something at my television. Elementary has never once endangered my televsion and has often left me truly amazed at the skilles of JLM and LL. I also really love the secondary characters much more on Elementary. If I had to choose one I would choose Elementary because of overall steady joy vs moments of brilliance.

Stacy, how do we vote? By likes or posts? My vote goes for "She's the worst".

This. Mads has almost made Anthony Hopkin's portrayal seem cartoonish. I am anxiously awaiting the fava beans scene since that will be the final comparison and I don't think AH will come out on top.

I really believe that Hannibal loves Will and wanted to have his little fucked up family with him. Abigail was going to be his present once they left for their new life. Once Hannibal knew Freddie was still alive he went with plan B. I know Fuller has said that Will is straight and Hannibal less restrictive in his sexuality, but that entire gutting scene was so thick with homoeroticism that I almost stopped breathing. Holy cow, how can something so disturbing be so damn erotic? Am I the only 1 that thought Bedelia wasn't in on the plan but got surprised when Hannibal showed up on her plane? She's so controlled to hard to read her but when she turned down the champagne it just seemed like she wasn't in the celebratory mood. All in all an amazing episode and I'm so glad this show was renewed. Just amazing. Anyone know why my spellcheck doesn't work in the posting box?

Hey, we can sing duet. I totally agree.

My issue is, why the hell did Juliette even talk to Adalind? She should have hung up on her immediately. There was zero reason to listen to one single word she said.

Yes, I'm getting uncomfortable with how close Will is standing to the line. It's one thing to love Hannibal in spite of his evil nature, but when the villan is so powerful you need a hero that is strong. I don't want a Will that's only a little better than Hannibal.

Ok, I must be weird. I remember having tomato aspic at 13 and thinking it was yummy. Hummm, maybe that's why I like Hannibal, we have the same culinary tastes...er but not completely.

Totally unfair she like that at fifty. She obviously got her DNA on the black market, nothing natural reacts that way.

Knowing that RL serial killers get fan mail and married, I'm not surprised.

Oh no doubt. But that doesn't remove the idea that almost all TV is heteronormative and that can't be gotten around. I mean I wasn't out reading fanfic on the pairing, I just thought it was a possibility/probability due to Fitz's actions around Ward and his difficulty in facing the fact that Ward was actually evil. I actually kind of liked the May/Ward pairing with the understanding that she is probably actually in love with Phil.

I have to say that I'm glad Mycroft is gone because I hated him with Joan. I just didn't feel them as a realistic couple. I could see her with either Gregson or Bell before I could Mycroft. There was a serious lack of chemistry. I did like the hug and firmly believe that Holmes is working for MI6 to help his brother.

I actually thought Fitz had a bit of a crush on Ward so I was kind of surpised (yet not really) by his declaration to Simmons. The normal TV thing would be to pair them up, still I thought his mission with Ward set up the crush and his desperate need to believe Ward was good just seemed to make it official. Guess I should never doubt the heteronormative viewpoint of prime time television.

Wow, haven't watched the episode yet but I'm glad I came on here. Now I know to keep expectations low so maybe it will stave off the desire to toss my tv out the window.

Seriously. I like Trouble (every time I see how it's spelled I want to pronounce it TrueBell) but enough is enough. I really liked the idea the son wasn't a Grimm. Bet he grew up with some unknown sense of disappointing his father, even though he thought his father was crazy. Left me wondering if he felt releaved that his father wasn't crazy or if he felt even more of a disappointment because he realized his father had a true reason to bypass him with his "inheritence".