calliope1975

I've thought that since the first episode. There was an scene of them saying they were ride or die and then there was one where they hated each other and my first thought was it was all a plan. But then again, these 2 don't seem to be the brightest bulbs in the chandelier. What is the point of the entire pregnancy plot? Just a way to get unexplained but possibly murder blood on the floor?

And it was a misdemeanor, which isn't nothing, but that lawyer was acting like she committed first degree murder. Which we'll find out happened to Luke in the last 2 minutes of the final episode. But since I don't care about any of the characters (though I'm fine with the acting,) die Luke. Blonde girl, you have skills that will be greatly needed as you slide into the 00's. Find a startup or another school. Brown haired girl - go back to whatever "foreign" country you came from and leave this mess behind. And if you did kill Lisa...whatever, I don't care.

I've been binging all day and this seems like an overly confusing plot. I'm just along for the ride and something to watch while I work, but S1 seemed more coherent. But maybe it will all come together at the end. Was Isabella on an official foreign exchange student program? Can the host family just kick you out when you are having a rift with the family's daughter and also maybe killed a guy or covered up the killing of a guy? Cuz it seems like there should be some fine print in the exchange agreement. At this point, if Isabella and Megan killed Luke, I'm kinda okay with that. They can run off to [insert state/country] and ride or die together. Not sure when this was written but I'm getting a hint of the Murdaugh murders. Just a hint but it could be coincidental or rich people's kids' actions resulting in another's death while shielding themselves from accountability is just a trope at this point.

It really was. And he carried that all these years knowing it was wrong but still unable to let Paul go. And poor Paul thought all those schools rejected him. And it all started when Baby Danny was insecure and just wanted a connection with his little bro. The writing of this show is superb.

I loved the whole series. From the crows to Danny's arm moving to embrace Amy while in the hospital bed, this was an amazing episode and a great finale.

I just figured the old man heard Ant-Man, thought bug, misconstrued him with Spidey and Scott's too nice to correct him, after the first 5 times he probably corrected him. Spidey has the better reputation, he's a neighbor and friendly, that's reached San Francisco, and when old man realized he was Ant-Man, while still a hero, he's no Spidey and has to pay full price. I'm sure I put more thought into that interaction than was necessary. I enjoyed it enough. Could have watched an entire move of MP and JM talking and doing science. I liked that the beings in the quantum realm were varied and not only human with different skin color/texture. Pink goo guy was great. The sentient buildings were cool, too.

Of this new trilogy, I enjoyed the first one (until I started thinking about it logically and it all fell apart,) and thought Kills got too campy with the town mob. This one - whew - half way through the movie I was convinced this whole thing would end with Laurie finishing her book and saying, "Back in the 70s I babysat some kids and had this idea. What if a scary, masked madman tried to kill us? Please enjoy the final Book 13 in my Halloween series." Like super convinced. And then that did not happen.

I've enjoyed the entire season, but this was great. Loved seeing Matt again, not a fan of the new colors. It was fun seeing a flirty, less broody Matt. And it doesn't surprise me that Jen didn't know him. One of my fave comments about DD was the Avengers are out there saving universes, and Matt's micromanaging the shit out of like 8 blocks.

I don't know how or why Brandon Boyd was White Jesus, but he was great! I see Kenny Boy was still affected by his trip a few weeks ago. And a Lost Boys sax guy sighting. I love this show and the entire cast. It's funny and moving and really special.

I was waiting for Angry Sheriff to have a twin, especially since he had twins, but that didn't happen.

I barely know any of the girls' names. But when Bailee said the adoptive couple was in Rosewood, I got excited to maybe see an OG character and then they said Aria and Ezra and I wanted to throw something at my TV. Yeah, this was bad bad. I did enjoy identifying all the horror movie homages but the story made no sense and so many plot points were dropped into a well, never to be seen again. I'm that gif of the lady trying to do the math with regards to the principal's age. And did he die? I still don't know if Karen or Kelly died. Why did A seemingly help the girls the entire time and then go after Bailee? What rundown podunk high school has a full ballet program? I could go on and on. Oh wait, one more thing - why the hell was no one completely freaking out that Mouse was role playing with a dude in a hotel room whose daughter was dead? Her moms and boyfriend were like, oh, okay, cool. And did that dude pay her? I would like to watch a show explaining this show.

There's...a lot going on there. I was actually on the stretch of road he crashed his Scion tC at 100 mph last Saturday and I can see how he crashed. That's not a stretch of highway to race on. I cannot wait until Friday.

@Ms Blue Jay Robbin really is the gift that keeps on giving! I'm curious how many number mentions were edited out of that article.

I was in tears during the second episode. I would like an entire miniseries about Robin and his roommate. 3 mattresses. The random fight. 22! Hope he realizes his NBA dreams. Bailing in the middle of the night. Did you know he crashed his Scion at 100 mph? Poor Nathan is still trying to find love and belonging. I cannot wait until the next episode.

She's adorable and Disney better protect her when the assholes come for The Marvels, which, so very sadly, they will.