A topic for the discussion of Doctor Who, Arrow, and The Flash. Beware possible invasions of iZombie, Sleepy Hollow, or pretty much any other "genre" (read: sci fi, superhero, or fantasy) show that captures our fancy. Expect adult content and discussion of the Big Gay Sex.
Marvel superheroes are discussed over at the MCU thread.
Whitefont all unaired in the U.S. ep discussion, identifying it as such, and including the show and ep title in blackfont.
Blackfont is allowed after the show has aired on the east coast.
This is NOT a general TV discussion thread.
-t, thank you but I just pulled the trigger on ordering the full series.
bonny, I've never had Netflix so I can't compare inventory but I know Blockbuster used to get most things sooner and until Amazon started demanding exclusive contracts I was always able to find what I was looking for. I pay $18.35/mo for 2 DVDs at a time with no limit and no limit on in store returns (good luck finding a store these days though). Streaming doesn't cost any more to sign up, just the per movie fee which I'm guessing is comparable to Netflix and Amazon.
They did it again--"Because wolves tend to their wounded, you can use your alpha spark to heal your sister."
NO BECAUSE! TAKE BACK BECAUSE. Just say it's that way. Stop trying to reason, you're really bad.
Re this past episode of
Teen Wolf:
This has to be the most uncomfortable meeting of Parents Without Partners ever.
Re this past episode of Teen Wolf: This has to be the most uncomfortable meeting of Parents Without Partners ever.
DO NOT MAKE ME SPIT THE PIZZA I AM EATING ON THE MONITOR.
Too true, and also funny.
I think it should end with a threesome.
Re this past episode of Teen Wolf: This has to be the most uncomfortable meeting of Parents Without Partners ever.
DO NOT MAKE ME SPIT THE PIZZA I AM EATING ON THE MONITOR.
Too true, and also funny.
I think it should end with a threesome.
The only ex-partner that we got to meet was more than a douche. Why the fuck do you treat any teenager that way? I don't care if Stiles was sassing him (it's just his way--he doesn't mean anything by it (he means everything by it!))--he's a grownup, and this isn't a suspect, this is your son's best friend. Act like an adult for two seconds.
Although you do catch more flies with vinegar, his approach was nonsensical for information gathering.
Poor Sheriff. Hell of a way to be read in. Victim first. Not hero, not bystander. Victim.
But when it comes to threesomes, I'm going to pretend that Isaac/Alison/Scott are of age, and root for that.
I'm still going for Sheriff/Melissa/Chris. Because they deserve it.
But when it comes to threesomes, I'm going to pretend that Isaac/Alison/Scott are of age, and root for that.
Though this is also nice.
The only ex-partner that we got to meet was more than a douche.
Don't forget Victoria Argent is one of those ex-partners. I'd say attempting to murder your daughter's boyfriend in cold blood ranks a bit higher on the douchiness scale than being a smug jackass to your son's best friend.
Good point, but I disagree. Victoria was an enemy, but she was doing her job. She thought he was a threat, and she was trying to eliminate him. She was wrong, but I get how she is the hero of her own tale.
What is Agent McCall going to do when he reviews the recording of him being snippy to (and outsnarked by) a sixteen year old? (I don't remember any ages past Alison or Lydia's birthday). What revisions does he have to make to the text to be noble and fighting for the safety of the world? He wasn't even doing his job well!
