GenieinTX

So my thoughts have been Fuck You and Fuck this show since the finale ended. Now that we know that Nicole wanted to leave, I still say Fuck this show! The showrunners and writers knew that they had to honor Ichabod and Abbie. They knew it had to be big. And they knew they had to make people want to watch the show without Abbie. They failed miserably. Would have had it have been so hard to have love acknowledgements, a big damn kiss, then have her die? Or at least had those in the "between worlds" segment? They choose to end it by not paying off what the fans have been asking for. Yeah, Tom could be a big star but the few fans of this show aren't going to follow it to next season. I assume they see the backlash from this and just go ahead and cancel. They probably thought they were doing a great thing by changing the direction of the show, but the idea that Abbie is "out there" in some other body is just total and completed bullshit. Total Bullshit.

I was so happy to see Tony Curran. Too bad he got his face shot off. I highly recommend watching him on Defiance. He totally gets into that character and bad asses all over the place. It kills me to see Matt and Karen getting together. As much as Matt needs someone awesome and deserves love, this is going to hurt Karen so badly. When she finds out, she is going to feel so betrayed because you know he's not going to tell her. She's going to find out in some horrible way and it's going to be heartbreaking.

So much this. All of this. I love Lucifer being devilishly charming and taking whoever and whatever he wants. I have absolutely zero interest in having him fall for straight laced cop and trying to be better for her blah blah blah. I'm in until then.

I enjoyed it a lot. It was super fun and the men were hot. I'm down for that.

I loved that finale scene with Jessica and Kilgrave. She had to stand there pretending to not be able to move and watch him force Trish to kiss him. It was grotesque. Then seeing him realize maybe he could have her and want her so badly was just gross. And think about the choice she must have made. All of those people could have been triggered to committ suicide if he died, she knew it, and she still had to take the risk. She still had to kill him. I love David Tennant, so so much. He's such a charming guy and I was just amazed again this whole series at how good an actor he is. He totally draws me in. Even though I have seen him in so many other things, I totally believed him as Kilgrave. Now time to go watch a little Doctor Who, to cleanse out the ick. Loved the side characters too of Malcolm and Trish. Both were both fully formed and sympathetic people. But Trish is a bad ass and Malcom just wants to help. Love them both. Hated Simpson. The actor has a banging body to be sure, but didn't care about his story at all.

I'm glad I'm not the only one who wasn't moved by Clara's death. I'm still thinking "That was it?" Rose in tears on Bad Wolf Bay, Donna's tragic ending, Rory and Amy, all of those episodes had me in uncontrollable sobs. Even old Clara in Last Christmas really got to me. This? This was a big old meh. Maybe I need to watch it again, but I just can't help thinking she went out with such a whimper when the others got really emotional send offs. (I'll admit, I'm not really remembering Martha's goodbye other than the married to Mickey one, so maybe this is on par with hers?)

Most of the toys talking to each other ones are meh but the one with Optimus Prime cracks me up every time. Are you telling me there is more than one of me? Awwww!

BBC America has uploaded the speech https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fBv_lwQWxoM I thought that was fantasitic. I really really love Osgood. It doesn't matter to her which is human and which is Zygon. (I think we have to assume Missy killed the first Zygon one and again they are one human and one zygon). I didn't quite buy Bonnie immediately turning into Oszygon, but hey, it's the show. Capaldi, wow, he was incredible. Yes, in the big speech, but also the small moments when it was obvious he was mourning Clara. I hate Clara, but I buy Capaldi's emotion for her.

Overall I was meh on the episode but I LOVED the whole thing with Osgood. I loved that they lived as sisters, and that they never wanted to answer who was human and who was Zygon. They both wanted to be hybrid. And when one died, the other was so broken by it. That is a great story, and a great way to bring Osgood back after she died.

I didn't want the baby to die, I was hoping that Adeline would die so Nick could be single parent Grimm. I think that would have been the best outcome. This was a crazy episode. So much happening all at once. That's way too much for anyone to process at any one time. Oh, and Juliette is totally not dead.

I still don't understand why they kept Luke as a character after Rayna dropped him. No one cares at all about him anymore, do they? Don't care about St Bev or Gunnar and random chick either. I will say I was shocked at the ending. I yelled a curse at the tv, so unexpected. But the best thing on this show is still Juliette and Avery. No one cries like Jonathan Jackson. You keep him miserable and he's at his best.

I loved it!! It wasn't scary at all, and I'm also a weenie about scary movies. It was gory in places, but I just turned my head during the gory parts. Once you figured out the ghosts were sending a message, the gore on them didn't bother me. It was so Jane Eyre and Rebecca and Fall of the House of Usher. It was gorgeous and T Hidds was delicious. Loved it!

Wow, no kidding. The way he was looking at her was not brotherly - at all. I wondered if the actors were involved off screen because that was seriously romantic looks going on between them. Overall, I wasn't really interested and was pretty bored. I ended up turning it off early.

I enjoyed it for the most part, but agreed the show is a mess and sonic sunglasses have to go. River knew the Daleks could say Mercy, but the Doctor missed that. Now, did Moff wait all these years to come up with a story about how the Dalek's learned mercy or is he just recycling ideas? I really really hate that he doesn't tie this stuff to previous episodes. Like Clara in the Dalek - this is the second time he's had an opportunity to reference the Dalek Asylum and he doesn't? Why not? Why have no reference at all? Just Look, I put Clara in a Dalek again! Isn't it cool? Or the Doctor could have had a throwaway line "River told me a Dalek begged for mercy, but I didn't believe it." Just something! And the poster asking about River's screwdriver, that was for sure Eleven and for sure off screen. They leave for Darilium in one of the minisodes and if that is where he gave it to her, it was offscreen. Most of their relationship is offscreen. That's why there is so much fanfiction for them. ;)

Can I just say how beautiful this episode was? The rendering of the ship was so pretty and then that travel through space at the end was breathtaking. The effects were really really pretty. I was just nervous the whole time that someone I liked was going to die. I have to go back and watch it again more relaxed to fully appreciate it I think.

So what the hell was the point of it all? Lt James Frain comes out a winner? Everyone we cared about died except Ani? She and Jordon got to co-raise the baby once they got rid of the men? Yeah, the figured out the mystery but then everyone died. At least last season there was a point - bad man gets his in the end, cops live. I'm struggling to see the point of this season.

I think I'd be okay with ensarement items being used, if they were built into the bot. That box full of net was not a part of the bot build. It didn't matter at all what capabilities the bot had. So it really wasn't bot against bot. That's why I didn't like it and thought it was a poor move.

They blew up the Arch!!?? Kevin Muphy even tweeted something about what happened to the arch being called a McCauley. Dude is tearing the place up this season. Maybe they suspect it's the last season so let's burn down the house. He was also very proud of the MA rating they got with the sex scene. That was almost scary. I thought he was going to eat Stahma.

I also thought at first that Vince V's wife was Colin's ex, because of the red hair, but I don't think so. I think the guy at the school yard was new step dad. James Frain is always a bad guy, he's totally in on it. Also spotted in the Hey, it's that guy vein was Jon Linstrom, long running actor on General Hospital. They focused on his face for a second at the railway party. He must come into play later. It was too much of a focus for him to be an extra. I took me a while to figure out what the hell was going on, but I guess that was the point. I'm in for a few more, to see if it hooks me.

I was disappointed in Dorian's picture, and I know it's nearly impossible to do it correctly. But it wasn't "evil" enough for me. He looked miserable and poor and old and bound, but not evil. There should have been more demon to it I think. I need to see it again. Damn, I'm seriously loving Lily/Brona. I had no idea that would be my favorite storyline and I'm being blown away by it. I'm totally in.

I really thought for sure that Stahma only shallowly cut Christie and after they left Christie would get up and get the baby. I'm shocked at that death, and that they had Stahma do it. The whole show was one big WTF. McCauley extermination, sexy space vampires, the taking of Doc's skin, etc. I still don't know how I feel about it all.

I agree that the plan seems a bit vague and not making sense. It seems like at first they were just going to take her from the carriage, but then she spoke and it freaked them out? Maybe now they are going to try to do what they can to make her "go postal" and release her powers and if she thinks she's evil she will welcome the Devil? Don't know. I think the clue to the question if Dorian recognized Brona was the conversation he had with Angelique in bed. Something like "let them come look at how unusual and unique we are". Well, what is more unique than a dead girl come back to life? I don't think Dorian quite knows what she is yet, but he knows she is the same girl but completely changed. He's totally in for that.

OMFG Burger King, I really did not need to see The King come back. There was really no need at all.

I agree with all the warnings falling flat. I was expecting to see more with all of the warnings. Not to say this wasn't tense and sickening. I was watching through my hands every time Jack was on screen. Jack is so disgusting and he is scary by just saying "Let's begin". Loved the goodbye between Claire and Jamie and it's heartbreaking that Claire knows he's doing it for her safe release. Also happy they left out the wolves.

Jonathan Jackson crying will get me every time. That man can cry. All that soap training I guess. This show is so formulatic now, but I did not expect them to end with Juliet being all crazy and choosing a tour over her baby and husband. I expected her to get help by the end.