TV Anonymous

So we were teased with John wanting to commit suicide only to be interrupted by walkers walked off the river. And then this little shit shot him? And let me guess, Dakota will be a regular in Morgan's group just like Charlie did after killing Nick. John-June romance is the greatest love story in the whole franchise followed closely by Maggie-Glenn.

This was my issue in the first episode, and now is my issue in this episode. How does a San Francisco ADA get access to domestic crime in China? There is no international angle on that event and China is not a country to openly opens its internal matters. He even gets the information of Zhilan movement from Beijing to Singapore? Related to that, this means that Evan knows Zhilan actual identity. Nicky is an actual eyewitness to the murder, why does she not testify?

Anti-Terrorism Unit investigating this case is order of magnitude more appropriate than the SVU.

Simple question. Why does SVU handle this case? There is no sex crime aspect in the case, no minor is involved, and no actual SVU personnel is involved. This should have been the case for Major Crime Squad, i.e. Lt. Eames and whoever her current partner is, now that Goren is no longer with the NYPD.

Holy Asian stereotype galore, Batman! Overbearing mother who demands her children to excel in many areas? Check. Prominent in martial arts? Check. Wear cheongsam on daily basis? Check. Good with computer? Check. There are too many plot holes to drive a truck into, but these are my favorites: Why did Nicky ask a San Francisco ADA to investigate an even that happened in Yunnan Province? Why did Nicky do her quest for Zhilan and the sword from San Francisco? This is like the joke of searching outside for keys one lost in the bedroom because it is brighter outside. If the guests of Shen family came in Porsche and BMW (or are they their own cars?) why did they need $50k from loan shark? Their house itself worth multiple times that. Nicky escaped from the arranged date, went to a monastery, and her mother just shrugged it off? No missing person reported? No search, from Chinese authorities and U.S. diplomatic mission alike? Not nitpick or plot hole, but who want to bet that Zhilan and her new triad is somehow linked to Tony Kang and that she will make appearance in San Francisco?

The suit may be fed with pure oxygen. The bullet came in may have caused sparks if it contacted a metal part of the suit. Sparks and pure oxygen resulted in combustion.

I just realized something. Has Aleida become legal? If she has, how? If she has not, how the hell can someone without legal status pass the security clearance required for NASA? His father being illegal and able to work for NASA as a janitor and to collect classified materials were already a big suspension of disbelief. And now she herself an engineer? The Aleida storyline was the weakest link in season 1. I was glad that it was terminated. I was unhappy when Margo visited Aleida, I am very unhappy with recent development.

I am still scratching my head with the math on how Fiona was able to net herself $100k and pay the house off.

This show has been in fantasy land since a slum girl like Fiona managed to hook a rich man like Steve.

Question to moderators: Why is this forum on 'Genre Television' section? Vikings: Valhalla is the spinoff of Vikings, is it not? I would think they are in the same genre. And as Vikings is in the 'Drama' section - as it is a historical drama - why is this show in different section? Will there significant fantasy or mythological elements in this new show?

While I knew that this was going to happen, it sucked to see faceless Ralph Dibny and to see him and Sue Dearborn (future Dibney) rode off to the sunset. Dibny was one of my favorites with his goofiness, and I was curious to see the adventure and romance of the Elongated Man and his future wife. Oh well. Actions have consequences, I think. Hartley Sawyer did something unacceptable in his place of work and TPTB had to kill the storyline of the Elongated Man and his future wife. If I were Natalie Dreyfuss, I would be furious toward Sawyer.

So this is a character we barely knew from what, two episodes from almost a year ago and now she gets her own episode? WTF?

I think sometimes well-known actors want to be in a popular shows - that they themselves might be fans - just for one episode just for being there. Another example in this show was Alicia Witt, and yet another example was Ian McShane when he appeared on one and done episode of Game of Thrones.

There are many episodes in this show that make no sense, but this episode is definitely up there among those that make the least sense. What kind of communication devices that the cyranolds wear? Continuous real-time video feed from a contact lens? The cyranolds, and the law enforcement, do know that any criminal activity, including murder, that the cyranolds do is chargeable to themselves, not to their principal, do they not? The cyranolds are just relaying messages from the principal, are they not? They are not in any way take over the principal's personality, are they? They also know that if they are shot, they die, do they not? Their principal remains untouched. The reason I ask this is because the avatar was rather cavalier in the first several empty shots that Reddington did.

Maggie and Glenn sex at the drug store was quite obvious.

On top of that, there will be the 'Carol and Daryl Adventures' spin-off series and Rick Grimes spin-off movie. So no, we are not saying goodbye to Carol and Daryl until maybe 2025 at the soonest?

Then it would be a failure in command as officer-enlisted fraternization is prohibited under the UCMJ.

Those two girls are safe and sound in Colorado. Jerri is native Helenan.

Katheryn Winnick's (née Vinitska) first language is Ukrainian. She spoke Ukrainian before she spoke Canadian. My nitpick: that is not how the autopilot works. The car needs to be driven to a certain speed before the autopilot can be engaged. It is basically intelligent cruise control with the ability of maintain the lane. It can not be operated from stop.

I thought I was done with this show, but then reading this comments I could not help contributing another two cents. Okay, show post-mortem. There were two behaviors in this show that I could not figure out and were I felt totally bizarre and illogical. 1. Adam So how do we figure Adam out? Scared? Guilt? Coward? Self-entitled? He hit Rocco accidentally. Normal behavior would be to flee immediately to escape responsibilities or to stay and help the victim to accept responsibility. Not Adam. After he settled himself, Adam visited dying Rocco, picked his phone up and called 911. But he did not say anything to 911. Why? Did he want to help or did he not want to help? After Adam explained the accident Michael tried to remove the evidence of the crime. But Adam then photographed them. Did he want his father to save his skin or did he want to make confession? He then approach Fia intentionally. Again, what was the motive? And he looked joyful when the Baxters invited him to the celebration. Did he think that he was off the hook? 2. Desire I also could not comprehend the behavior of this gang. First Charlie asked them to get the car stolen. That one I could understand. It might be a favor to ask in exchange of something. But then Kofi was forced to plea guilty of the hit. That meant that the car was hot. Why did Desire open themselves to that problem while they knew that the car was stolen on Charlie's request? Why did they sacrifice one of their own to cover Charlie? Even after Kofi was murdered, even after Kofi's family was killed, they did not lean on Charlie. What did Charlie have over them that made them willing to swallow all that loss? Who is Charlie? So far he was mentioned as a mayoral candidate and community activist. But Desire went all the way to confront Baxters and was ready for a gang war without even speak to Charlie to find WTF was going on.

I can buy if the accident was not caught on camera if it was on residential street with low traffic. What I do not buy is that while the whole event of the accident happens, since the hit until Adam's departure from the scene, nobody passes the area. No pedestrian, no onlooker, no other traffic - except for that one mysterious car. It happens in broad daylight when weather is not an issue.

Well then in that case I think the poster should have given an indication that it was an off-topic discussion as I do not follow Breaking Bad at all.

Sorry, who is WW, Jesse, and Gail? I watched all 10 episodes and I found no one with the initial WW.

Well, that was 10 hours of my life that I cannot get back. Disappointing end to a show that does not make much sense to begin. I particularly hate the deus-ex-machina ending that still leaves us hanging. My nitpick of this episode is about drivers in New Orleans in this show. First, Eugene was well within his right to walk across the street, on a crosswalk. The car had no business honking him. Second, what kind of asshole parked his truck right in front of someone's driveway where there was plenty of space available behind that truck?

Where did the QRF come from? Bravo landed in a city deep inside Syria in the middle of the war, in the middle of firefight. They moved outside of the city and there was the QRF there waiting for them?