We NEED this guy as a series regular... he increases the stock of this show infinitely. I had given up on the show in S1 and just had happened to catch his first appearance at a friend's house and decided to stay on board with the show.
I feel like the keep teasing a recurring role... GIVE IT, this guy has gotta be good for ratings and provides a much needed comedic relief in a show that has sub par procedurals and decent soapy-drama elements.
He's way to over the top and incredibly annoying. Maybe if they toned him down a bit. Or a lot.
shareI disagree about him being a series regular - his character is nice comedic relief if they use him too much it will become stale.
shareI agree--- I like him when he shows up, but he'd get really annoying if he was on every week.
Sometimes fires don't go out when you're done playin' with them.
I'd be happy to never see him again. But since the powers that be seem to like his character, once per season is enough.
I like him.
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Because supporting your thesis is tough, but throwing adjectives is easy.
Every now and then would be fine, kinda like Q on ST:TNG. I laughed at his comment in the last appearance,about teaming up with them to catch super criminals once a week and that he would wear a hat.
shareNo we don't. We need him to be killed off so he stops dragging this down.
"Tolerance is the virtue of people who don’t believe anything."
-- G. K. Chesteron
He was incredibly annoying in Dark Matter, as well as Blindspot. Same character, exactly. Complete jerk. I hope he goes away.
And while I'm in a bitchy mood, LOL, I will go on to say, I was SO glad when Luke Mitchell got killed off of Agents of SHIELD, only to have him pop up the very next week on this show. The guy is barely worthy of a role on General Hospital.
Done ranting, I just had to get that out there.
~Oh, I'm well aware it's not a picnic, Mr. Save the Day~ (Fitz, Agents of Shield)