.I'm enjoying The Cape. I tend to have it on while I'm doing something else rather than really watch it attentively, but it has some fun moments.

That's pretty much what I'm doing. Although I find it kind of funny that the plot for one episode's plot seems to be stolen from Kung Fu Panda.

It's not in reaction to Palicki's casting, but the script details I've read. Which makes me ponder whether Kelley has coincidentally "improved" Diana's story for public consumption in a way that is eerily reminiscent of Power Girl, or if this project was originally conceived as a Power Girl series and then he did a find/replace on the names when Marketing pointed out that WW is a much more recognizable brand.

The preview for the next Fringe is fucking chilling. [link]

Somebody needs a good smishing!

Oh, my!

Wow, that's... something. Also, rather spoilery for the episode: I had had no idea that little Peter was trying to kill himself. Unless he was somehow thinking that the lake would send him back to his real world.

No wonder Peter had such a bad relationship with Walter. But I'm surprised he doesn't seem to remember much of this.

Tell me that's not another dead black witch on VD.

Also, why are we having a musical interlude? Is this Buffy?

Seriously? Seriously?

I know! Clearly there are issues.

I am completely agog. Does no one on the show see that pattern, or care?

If I count correctly, black folk = Bonnie, Whitney Gilbert, two redshirts that didn't make it out of the episode and might not have been named, Gina Torres, Witchboy and Warlock Dad. Everyone but Bonnie is dead.

You're either witchy or doomed or both.