Wow. Just wow. One of the best hours of Trek in many many years. I just sat there filled with all kinds of emotions. This is what makes Trek Trek.
I laughed. I cried. This was utter perfection.
Damn.. This episode. It almost brought me to tears. Great performance by Ethan Philips, an excellent handling of a very heavy topic and one of the times Voyager showed that even though his presence isn't always liked by us viewers that Neelix is indeed the heart of the crew.
So beautiful. Cheesy as hell. But who is watching this show after 30 years and not being able to adore the cheese that is full(er) house. Absolutely loved this.
I'm a bit on the fence here about the "new" X-Files. But I do like Dogget!
I have watched 6 episodes so far and I just can't get invested in it... I like TVD more at the moment, because that's campy and that's why I watch it. The Originals tries to loose the campy factor and wants to be more serious, but I I want "more serious" I got other shows I prefer.
I worry that i'm giving up too soon, but at the moment I can't find a reason to continue.
Season 2 was in its whole better than season 1, which did end on a strong note after a 14/15 some dreadful episodes. Season 2 kept that momentum going and there were times this show wasn't third on my list of "superhero shows to watch this week". But near the end it kind of lost its momentum, without becoming bad again. I just couldn't care as much as I was supposed to. The last few episodes and the finale were solid, but not more than that. But I'm still very much intrigued with the plans they have laid down for season 3. i'm suspecting it to tie in with Civil War.
It's nice to see how people can have such different opinions. I've just finished watching season 3 and me and my friends who watch it all agree that the 3rd season was the worst by far. It was still good, but only a bit better than the first season, while the 2nd season is untouchable in our eyes. That was among the best superhero stuff I have ever seen, including the movies...
This was an absolute killer of an episode, but for different reasons than you'd expect from an awesome Arrow episode. I like the fact that we get some deep character episodes a few times a season, and this was one of them. And a great effort at that :)
I'm really curious what they are going to do with the show now. It's a new terrain and with all the stuff that happened in the episodes before this one I don't think we can easily go back to the Arrow in Starling City like we have been used to. But they'll probably surprise me once again!
Is it surprising that an episode without Fish Mooney is one of the better episodes?
Wow....
I'm not a big fan of the street level superheroes and i've always prefered the more "fantastic" superheroes (I prefer Flash above Arrow for example). So I'm a bit biased and a show like this has more work convincing me than The Flash had.
BUT: They didn't need a lot of time to do just that. The first 3 episodes were great, but this one? Wow (again)... This was A W E S O ME and Kingpin's introduction was superb.
if they keep up this level, this show will be amazing.
