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I should be annoyed by that, but I’m not — she looked great.

I hate it so very much, thanks.

I need this to be the case. I’m another for whom Rogue/Gambit was one of my first OTPs; all I want is or them to be happy and together! Which yes, I know is a ridiculous thing to hope for on this show — no one’s ever happy for more than a few seconds at a time. But I detest love triangles (always have), and never needed Magneto to be anything other than a great villain, so this development is not working for me at all.

@RachelKM I agree wholeheartedly with your post. I think this finale had several really special moments — Lance Reddick as Zeus, Poseidon and Percy finally coming face to face, Sally’s return (even in a dream). I would have liked a little more of both Annabeth and Grover, but hopefully that’s just something to look forward to in Season 2. I really hope we get a Season 2.

The K-Pop style in the actual episode:

Been dealing with real life stuff and missed the early rounds; I am shocked the Klingon moment during the Star Trek: Strange New Worlds musical episode didn’t make the favorite musical moment cut. Felt like I heard about it the most when that episode released.

Drunk nerd Freddy amuses me. Also, his enjoyment of magic tricks — I’m pretty sure Jack Cutmore-Scott learned magic for the show Deception he was in a few years back, so it’s nice of them to incorporate a little bit of that here. I hope the show is given a chance to fully develop — I’m enjoying it so far as a work in progress. Obviously Kelsey Grammer knows Frasier inside and out, but I think the writers are still finding their way with some of other characters, and I’d like the show to last long enough to see where they go. I’ve laughed outright at least once per episode, which more than I can say for several other comedy shows.

Great. Now I can be mad about forever.

Dang, that was good. The more and more I think about it, it was really clever. And beautiful. Not perfect, but definitely clever and beautiful.

Someone please tell me this was on purpose — it’s too adorable to be an accident!

I’m guessing that’s why Yaya is there now.

I feel a little vindicated after ranting to my screen that “this woman is crazy!” several times while watching this season. You just don’t get Lana Parilla to play purely innocent — she definintely delivered on the twist(ed character). I feel like the clues were definitely there throughout the season. Maybe it’s because I’ve never actually seen the movie, but I’m one (of the few?) who buys this Micky and Maggie as a couple in the past/present/future. And I love Micky and Lorna’s dynamic, but I can’t imagine how they would have been as a married couple at all. I’m glad she and Cisco are happy together. I like Izzy and like for her to continue to develop as a character, but I’m curious how well they do that while also keeping her around for the main story going forward. Overall I think I might have liked the first season better, but this one wa still very good and I’m on board for another.

I just wonder how long Kyle stood there with Jordan and Jonathan staring at him blankly until he got back in his truck and drove off.

Just spotted Stephen Amell sitting behind the commentators on tonight’s WWE Raw — I shouldn’t have been surprised since that’s where he got his wrestling start… 😆

What a gem of an episode. So many zingers. I was concerned for a minute that Gregory was going to bow to his father’s wishes for a family landscape business, but thankfully he’s recognized how much personal development he’s gone through with this teaching job. I have a couple of teacher friends who are definitely shorter than a few 8th graders — they would NOT get pushed around though. (They are some fierce elementary teachers who also enjoy this show.) Y’all are making me so grateful that I’ve never seen Toy Story 3. Sounds brutal emotionally.