If Stephen King and Steven Spielberg had a baby, this is EXACTLY what it would look it.
aka that episode where Thomas Gibson got fired and you can tell it too.
Wow, they actually killed Laurel, The Black Canary, but before she died she gave her blessing to "Olicity"?!!?!?!?!?! First Sara (but at least she came back only to go to another show), then Laurel, so I guess this means they'll kill of Lance next since he really has no purpose anymore. Oh wait, he's precious Felicity's mommy's stud muffin, so I'll guess he'll stick around and have tons to do! OMG, they can go shopping and buy Felicity and Oliver things for their apartment and clothes for their baby! When will this soap opera end and the real "Arrow" return?
Fare the well, Twelve and Mr. Capaldi! You were a very underrated Doctor but you made that role your own. Also, welcome Jodie Whittaker! Cannot wait to see Thirteen in action. However, did this show really have to end with a women are bad drivers trope? Since it was Moffat's farewell as well, I shouldn't be surprised.
Not gonna l lie: I think I'm going to miss Twelve's hair most of all.
Forever crying at Helena finding out that she was having twins and immediately wanting to tell her twin sestra.
This episode was 100% better than all of Season 3 put together. It is so great to finally see Beth, Alison and Cosima's lives before Sarah saw Beth at the train station. I always suspected Beth knew so much more about the clones than the girls had realized.
I'm normally not a fan of flashback/fantasy alt-life episodes of any show, but this episode proved to be an exception to the rule. It also proves that this show doesn't always have to have a gruesome murder to solve to be an entertaining episode.
Thank goodness Cat finally realized who Kara really is and they didn't drag it out for an entire season.
I love that we finally got to see the true Kevin and it was immediately easy to see why Allison wanted away from him and wanted him dead. Dude got what he deserved in the end: having everyone leave him and dying from his own stupidity.
One of two things needs to happen with this show: Either get rid of Salen or end the show entirely.
I feel like we all deserve "I Survived Stabler's Beard" shirts after this.
Who amongst us has not secretly thought about doing that to someone who cuts a line?
I think I might have to stop watching this show until Miss COO leaves or is murdered. I'll take either.
Petition to make "schway" go away!
If anything goes wrong, Desmond Hume will be my constant.
This will always be my favourite episode of this show. In fact, it's one of my favourite television episodes of all time. It combines two of my favourite things: a love story and science fiction. Even after all these years, the last five minutes make me cry as much as I did when I first saw it.
Congrats to Jason for finally making it out of The Bad Place.
This episode was definitely an eye-opener!
Pretty sure Pizza Face Jerome is going to haunt me in my dreams.
The movie that makes me ask the same question each year: What school makes a third grader read "War and Peace" over Christmas break and then write a detailed report about it? Furthermore, why is Charlie Brown the ONLY one having to read it? The other kids at the party in the same grade and class aren't worried about it.
This show tries way too hard to be funny. The laugh track is almost as annoying as the tired dialogue. We get it writers, millennials are supposedly out of touch with people 20 years older than them. Shocker! This is what happens with every generation.
At this point, I'm only "watching" because I've finished an episode of TBBT and I'm waiting on "Mom" to air. My theory is the only reason why CBS picked this show up for a full season is because they have no mid-season replacements better than this which is quite frankly the saddest news of all.
Sheldon: I do like things better when famous people also like them.
Me: Same.
This might have been the darkest episode of this show I've ever seen and it can be described with only one word: RACHEL. Thank goodness my girl Krystal was there for some comic relief because this episode needed it.
I can't believe another season of Orphan Black is behind us and that we only have one more left to wrap it all up. Can't wait to see the final (my heart breaks just thinking it) season in 2017!
Update 9/22/16: This was the episode Tatiana used as her Emmy submission and won with.
So my fave ship from Season 1 is finally reunited. Propane (Rachel x Windows), how I've missed thee. Never part again.
And, of course, if something is given, something has to be taken away, so apparently this is goodbye to my dear Beth. I have to say that this season's Beth arc was easily one of my favorite things that has happened on this show. It gave this show the much needed boost it needed after last season's Castor debacle. Sarah seeing Beth again while on the bridge near the train station broke me. When Beth said "We need you." I almost lost it.
The main two questions I need answered now are: Where the hell is Helena? I can understand why she left, but that doesn't explain why we haven't seen her. The woman is pregnant with twins and I need to know she's okay. And of course, is Delphine alive or not? It's been 7 episodes since she was shot and all we know is that Krystal saw someone pick her up and she was still alive at that time. If she is alive, I bet she shows up in the last seconds of the season finale or Cosima gets some phone call from her at the end of the episode.
This season is jockeying back and forth with Season 1 in the favorite season department. Actually, I think when the season is over, I'm going to watch Season 1 and Season 4 back to back.
Another fantastic ABC show that ended WAY too soon. If you'd like to know what would have happened in Season 2, the showrunner talks about it here: http://tvline.com/2016/05/15/the-family-season-2-spoilers-cancelled-abc/
First of all, I cannot believe that we are already halfway through Season 4. Seems like it's flown by. So glad to see my sweet summer child Krystal again! She's so close to finding out the truth and yet still so far. Now someone needs to find my boy Tony ASAP. They just introduced him and dropped him and I still haven't been able to forgive them for that.
Also, that scene after the baby was born where Cosima chatted with her maker Susan was one of the best of the series by far. Susan saying "I created you as a beautiful baseline to unlock the mysteries of the human genome." gave me chills.
Finally, I guess it's official that Kira is an empath with the clones which is something I've suspected since Season 2. "There are even some I don't know about." I swear before this show ends Tatiana will have played about 30 different clones. I do hope that we figure out why Kira has this ability though. I assume it has something to do with why Sarah was able to get pregnant naturally in the first place.
"We need a bigger gun." Which begs the question: Why after getting the bigger gun did Gordon not shoot Azrael in the head?
-1 for forcing Kara/James down my throat for the thousandth time. I could have easily given this episode a perfect ten because I loved seeing Supergirl and The Flash working together to save National City. Plus seeing Silver Banshee AND Livewire working together, I was in heaven. That was until Barry had to start shipping them too. Why can't writers realize that a superhero, especially a FEMALE, can still be a hero without having to have a significant other? I honestly hope Kara's kiss kills him that's how much I hate this pairing. Of course it won't and it'll make Kara realize she loves James even more than ever before. GAG ME WITH A SPOON!
At least it was more entertaining than any episode of "Criminal Minds: Suspect Behavior".
You know when Alex at the end said "I can't do this anymore! This has to stop!"? That's exactly how I felt watching this episode. I'm seriously considering dropping this show. Nothing important happened in this episode. Unless it happened when my mind kept wondering why I was still watching it.
That jaw dropping moment when your hometown is mentioned on a tv show. Congrats writers on throwing a dart at a map and finding it.
