When your daughter couldn’t keep a secret for a day that you kept for 18 years until the day you died
Me, at the beginning of the seasons: do gods die?
Me, after this episode: do gods have dental plan?
Caleb: There was some weird guy on the forum recently.
Boyle: Forum?
Caleb: Yeah, it's a chat room for people who like to talk about eating human beings but definitely won't act on it. Wink! Yeah, it's hosted on...
Jake and Boyle: ... Reddit.
Caleb: Obviously.
Alright, I'm calling it right now: this is the most graphic gay sex scene of 2017, maybe all time.
Is anyone else watching on just for the sake of conclusion and cannot really wait for it to end...?
Why couldn't she just be dead? Why can't characters in this show just die? Sure, Sofia is better than the other villains as of late, but the fact that she was shot in the head and survived is a joke. There is absolutely no sense of danger in this show. The characters are always safe no matter what. It's annoying. Super annoying. Especially considering how the show used to actually be good in season 1 and for a large portion of season 2. It's sad to see so many characters and plot points become jokes.
American Gods is the only show to portray accurately what it feels like to be kicked in the balls.
A classic! This movie is so underrated! I'm not a big Sandler fan but this has a lot of laugh out loud moments and is his best movie in my opinion. Jen Aniston makes the movie!!
The second half was especially great. That puppet show; the bobble head that was an exact replica of its owner; the way the Paraguay/Fuchtopia meta-chamber place felt like an out of business spa; the pacing of the 3 pivoting storylines of Larry, Jane, and Cliff; the choice of actor for the dinosaur/plant guy; (who is apparently a famous villain from the comics) even Jane calling out Von Fuchs iron lung and comical brain chord as "janky." All so on point.
I'm really impressed with this season so far. I think the Mad Hatter is one of the most underrated in Batman's rouge gallery and is utilized very well here.
I'll never understand how anyone can like Claire.
So she grabs the ticket for the first class and enjoys her stay there without any remorse. But then the person she sits next to turns out to be a nightmare, so she runs back to Phil and wants him to switch seats, even though he made the best of a bad situation (he sat without his wife and wasn't even mad that she grabbed the ticket). Phil doesn't want to switch seats because he met some cool people, so Claire throws a tantrum because apparently she was oh so selfless being on that trip with him.
But you know what? That's just what you do in a relationship! Sometimes you either a) suck it up because you love your partner and want him to have a good time or b) you tell your partner the truth from the start and avoid feeling uncomfortable. But you don't do nice things for your partner, just so you can use these things against them in the next fight.
I just can't understand how Phil deals with that all the time. He seems like such a nice guy, but he gets constantly ridiculed for his energy and ideas. And Claire rolls her eyes at him all the time and never takes him seriously. But in the end he's the one who usually apologizes (like in this episode).
Yes, I don't like Claire and I have a constant urge to rant about her. I need to stop /sigh
finally a good episode again, not sure if it was because of jerome being in it or the fact they're done with the pathetic mad hatter story (i really hope they are)
A reasonably funny episode, but the ending really bummed me out. Is S10 gonna be another dream season, this time in space? Please no, just conclude the actual story.
I loved this episode. I was on the edge of my seat the whole time.
First of all, I'm actually really scared of blackouts. I mean, if something like this happened to me and I had to live without electricity for the rest of my life, I think I'd prefer to die. I know that the blackouts in this episode only lasted a few hours, but seeing all those big cities without any lights made me feel super anxious.
Daisy, my love. I wish they'd just let you live in peace for 5 seconds.
No one can break my heart like Jemma Simmons crying. But hey, at least May's okay! Those hallucinations were terrifying.
The MVP award in this episode goes to Fitz saving the day using homemade compasses and trigonometry.
Is it just me, or are they setting up a Coulson/May romance? After 3 seasons of barely hinting at it, I didn't really expect them to make it happen, but everything's pointing in that direction. Which is fine, although I still have hope that Amy Acker's character, the Cellist, will return someday.
I see all the $cient*l*gy and Amway peeps are here voting this episode down :)
Amy sucks so much why did they bring her?
That monologue was so bad...
Of course my dumb ass didn't realize this was a double episode so I ended watching this one first
What do you think?
One of the best TV shows ever
i'm sorry, but Lucy Lu as Watson just isn't as appealing. i guess i'm only watching this show because all my other shows i've finished and so this is episode and tv show happened to be my last resort. :(
I watched it for the first time when I was 11 !
