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If The Flash doesn't have WestAllen at the centre of season 3 I'll be switching off.

I think The Flash has the strongest cast, the only weak link is Danielle Panabaker. Arrow and LoT really only have 2 or 3 strong actors. Arrow's weakest actor is the title character. Then why just talk about herself, she pretty much ignored how tough it would be for Jax. I'd say Jax was lucky he was in a time that black men could be kidnapped and forced to do what white men want, but I guess on this show that time is 2016.

I don't think you need to watch either of the other shows, but I don't think they've communicated that to the viewing public.

Sara and Nyssa probably could, they would get away with being 'spinsters' who shared a house. Two men, not a chance. I think the interracial couple dynamic would've been more interesting if they'd chosen Jax and Sara, mostly because a white man may get some shit but he's still a white man. A black man with a white woman in the 50s, it may have been better in the north but I think they would've still had much more crap to deal with. Obviously though there's no larger story to tie into with Jax and Sara, like there is with Ray and Kendra.

I thought the scene with Stein, Sara and Jax with Stein reminiscing about what an idyllic time it was came over really badly. It was like Sara was trying to say she has it so much worse than Jax, being a bisexual woman. I couldn't work out whether she was ignorant or she has to have suffered more than everyone else.

I kind of expect that lack of awareness for women in their late teen, early 20s, Becca is 30. I don't think she even noticed the men she was talking about (those who can open movies) are almost exclusively white. I struggle to understand how you can be surrounded by something and not understand it. On a slightly brighter note, I've been watching Shadowhunters, and a few other things Harry's been in, and I know this might be an outlandish suggestion to some, but I now think he's the best male actor that was on Glee. Well I'll exclude guest stars only because of that one episode Victor Garber was in. He just absolutely becomes every character with every part of his body.

If the writers of this show are good enough and they want to give Lucy relevance then she should fit in. Whether the writers are good enough is another conversation.

I really wonder how Barry will survive in Kara's world. I mean who's going to give him a fatherly pep talk?

I love Trevor's style, and I've noticed a few times I've thought 'Jon Stewart just couldn't do that joke.' With a lot of the race relations stuff Jon sort of sat back and provided a platform for the likes of Jessica Williams and Larry Wilmore. Trevor can join it in a way Jon couldn't.

No, I kind of agree with you. I don't know what's missing for me, just something feels off. I think it feels like such a trope, man suppose to protect woman, I'd believe it on every other show, but from Shonda? Don't get me wrong Shonda's fond of a good trope, but one that present a woman as someone who should've been saved by her man?

Has there been a multi episode patient arc recently? I'd like to see that.

True. But I also get the impression she doesn't like being an actress, maybe I'm wrong, but one thing that comes over a lot about her co-hosts and her guests that I've listened to is about how much they love what they do. She doesn't have that, or it doesn't come across. Wouldn't surprise me if she started presenting or did something away from Hollywood.

http://tvline.com/2016/03/08/blind-item-drama-series-death-season-finale-spoilers/ Could this be Jane or Kurt?

I don't see it, not in those examples. It was Owen's job to choose who was the best Chief Resident, he knew it wouldn't be Christina, and I think the kids thing was trying to get his way, not that he knew better. He freaked when he found out his mom was dating a younger man, but then Lexie freaked when she found out her dad was dating a younger woman. (Also ignoring that Mark and Derek were more Thatcher's age than Lexie or Meredith's.) To me what we're being told and what we're shown with Owen doesn't add up.

I was neutral on Braillie until recently but now they're just annoying.

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I get what the poster is saying though. I mean I don't mind hearing about the time she shit herself, but don't tell people to switch off when you need listeners, and don't tell women men get paid more because men are worth it. I'm now hoping Jacob Artist and Blake Jenner were getting paid more than she did. If she has an attitude like that it might explain why she had two acting jobs since glee, she's a good actress but she's ten a penny. And there a just as talented actresses that don't have an attitude problem.

Even as a huge Abby fan I wouldn't put Hit and Run on my list of favourite episodes. For me: 1. Call of Silence 2. Heartland 3. Bloodbath 4. Baltimore/Swan Song 5. Twilight I have to say I like the shows 'small' episodes. A couple of episodes this season nearly made my lists or that reason. I think that's why Call of Silence and Heartland are so popular. One murder, not a complicated case but both have compelling emotional moments. I think this should probably go in the unpopular opinions thread - I never liked Ari. The only episode of his I liked was Twilight because he's actually not in that much of it, and pretty much everyone gets a hero moment.

It doesn't add up. Owen's never come over as sexist or paternalistic about women. I know it may be different because it's his sister, but most men it bleeds over. But Owen's had female friends in combat, worked alongside women, has a female boss, he was married to a badass heart surgeon, he's sleeping with a badass neurosurgeon. Either there's more to it or its really bad writing.

I wonder if something happened that even Michael is unaware of that they had to drop it. It just seems odd that they made him a regular then dropped a planned storyline with no explanation.

Quantico starts broadcasting in the UK this Thursday on Alibi. http://alibi.uktv.co.uk/shows/quantico/

Jenna's a guest on Becca's podcast today, Kristin Chenoweth was a guest on Jenna's podcast yesterday.

That wasn't Amber Benson it was Molly Price. I remember her as Carrie's friend Susan-Sharon in Sex and The City.

http://tvline.com/2016/03/07/jonathan-groff-mindhunter-netflix-cast-david-fincher/ Groff cast in Netflix drama.

Alex and Meredith's relationship doesn't strike me as a friendship. He's like an adult babysitter, there when she needs attention or looking after.