Tara's storyline in season 2 always makes me so sad. She just wanted to be loved and appreciated and it inevitably landed her in the arms of MaryAnne and having her mind fucked with. That one scene where she talks about crying on her birthday every year because it always sucks really hits hard. My love for Tara may fluctuate over the seasons. But season 2 was tough to watch at times because of her storyline.

I'm rewatching True Blood and I have 2 thoughts that no one asked for, but I'm gonna say it anyways.

Why does Sookie drinking Eric's blood connect them? Wouldn't it make more sense to have it the other way around, where if he drank her blood? Because they state that he can sense her now and will always know what she is feeling, but how does he get this from her drinking his blood? Makes more sense to have that reversed, but maybe that's just me.

Godric said it won't take that long for him to burn up, because of his age, but again...shouldn't the reverse be true? He's very old. Very old. Which makes him very strong. So wouldn't the older, stronger vampires last longer in the sun than the ones who were newly made?

I just think that those 2 things stand out as being weird lore to create, when the reverse would make a lot more sense for both of them.

Betty has literally been given red flag after red flag with this dude who she thinks is her brother, but she still lets him stay in her house. Like???? This man is creepy as fuck, is weirdly aggressive, and yet you aren't more concerned about letting someone who is basically a stranger live with you?? I get that she thinks he's her brother but????

i genuinely think riverdale may be dumber than glee, and that is saying something.

i get that the drugs and all that have become a problem, fine. but...your solution is to storm a high school and arrest a bunch of kids who may or may not be connected to it? that seems illegal, in some way, but i don't know. it just makes no sense. why is going after these children your first thought? why would jughead be in any trouble of getting arrested?? how would any of it stick????

The storyline of Archie and Ms. Grundy is absolutely insane. Putting aside the obvious issues, the fact that it is being presented as just a uncomfortable affair when it reality, it's a woman in her 20s (?) taking advantage of a boy who's like, 15/16 is insane. And then the confrontation with the parents and Betty is also crazy, because they are making Betty's mom seem crazy for wanting people to know. People should know! Did she approach it the wrong way? Yea, because she was also putting the blame on Archie, who must I remind everyone, IS 15/16 YEARS OLD. But she is right about Ms. Grundy getting some form of punishment. The fact that everyone else isn't more concerned is what baffles me. Of course Archie is going to defend her, he's a teenage boy. But damn. DAMN.

I'm watching Project Runway, season 1, because why not...and one of the models on there is 16, which..okay, I get that some models start young.

But one of the challenges involves them going to an industry party and this 16 year old model is flirting with the dude the designers are supposed to be networking with. And the way the designers and this dude are talking about this model is fucking disgusting. She is 16. 16!!! I understand that she is being flirty, but every single other person in the room is older than her. Be the fucking adults and shut this shit down, the fuck.

Keep in mind, this is like...2005. So while yes, people got away with gross shit like this more back then, it's still so fucked that this entire sequence is playing out like this and not one person seems concerned for her.

The only death on Arrow that ever makes me actually cry is Quentin Lance. I’ve rewatched this show in total about 3 times, and even though I know it’s coming, it still makes me cry so hard.

Just finished my Friends rewatch for the final time, as I am never rewatching that entire show again, and god, the finale makes me so angry, I wanna fight.

That people think it’s “one of the best series finales of all time” is laughable at best. The fact that it’s being presented as Rachel giving up her DREAM JOB for Ross?? For what?????? Insulting to her and to the audience.

“This might come as some surprise, but I’m actually physically incapable if talking about anything else right now.”

Listen. I am not Oliver Queen’s biggest fan, at all. He drives me crazy. But..sometimes, the way Stephen Amell plays him is just... Like, sometimes the acting choices are so good. And this line had me laughing out loud, lmao.

Sara Lance can sniff out a lady into other ladies from miles away, and I, for one, never get tired of it.

We’re probably not supposed to think too much about it, but...I’m not sure I fully understand the way speed works on this show.

Sometimes, Barry is going ‘faster than he’s ever gone before’ and he’s still just running across the city. But other times, if he reaches a high enough speed, he will time travel or something. Why does he accidentally do shit like that all the time, if his speed is suddenly faster than ever before?

Or like, when they said Wally was faster than Barry had ever been when Wally first started. But...how come Wally has never time traveled then?

The basic logistics or science of his actual speed don’t make since to me.

“There are only four rules you need to remember: Make the plan. Execute the plan. Expect the plan to go of the rails.... Throw away the plan.”

I love Snart so much.

I don’t know if I would use the word hate, but I am definitely not a fan of the way they wrote the Caitlin turns into ‘Killer Frost’ story.

I don’t think I fully understand why Caitlin’s powers somehow make her a completely different person, when it doesn’t really affect other people like that. It can enhance things, sure. Like, if they were already a criminal, maybe they are more so. But Cisco didn’t become a whole different person when he started to embrace his powers, so like??? Why is it just Caitlin?

I just hate how it is supposedly like flipping a switch.

I’m still not sure why we needed two separate scenes of Oliver realizing that Prometheus knew he was the Green Arrow.

We see it in 5x07, when Quentin is being set up. And then we see him say it again in 5x09, when Curtis is attacked.

Why do we need both scenes, when he says almost the same thing in both?

Thea is so smart. Like, she’s not my fave woman on the show, that’s always gonna be Sara, hands down. But she’s still come a long way in 4 years, and she was able to pick up on the smallest of patterns very quickly when Alex had her in that weird underground city. I’m a dumbass, I wouldn’t have noticed something like that.

Supergirl, you can’t fool me. That stupid fucking prison cell you had Max Lord in and now Hank is so dumb.

There is no bathroom, no bed, no nothing. It’s an empty space. This is as bad as the ‘prison cells’ on the Flash. Why do these shows think we won’t question that??

Okay, so I did the math wrong and Oliver’s in his 60′s but like....still??? My point stands.