The latest episode showed what some of us feared: Finn Collins died. It was equal parts sad and touching that Finn’s final moment was in Clarke’s arms. But why dwell on the past?

The future looks all right for Clarke, especially if Finn’s death means she and Bellamy can finally happen. She’ll probably need grieving time first, though. Guess that’s only appropriate.

Raven will also most likely be grieving. Fingers crossed she doesn’t turn into the annoying character who blames themselves for Finn’s death. That trope is old and tiresome.

Dandy Mott is the main reason I have stuck around for this season of American Horror Story. He’s awful, cruel, disturbed, and crazy. But he is by and large the best part of this season. On the one hand, it would be great for him to get caught and pay for his crimes. Retribution is justice! On the other hand, it’s much more interesting to see him loose on the town. Dandy is dandy.

As for Bette and Dot, they’ve had it rough so far. How about giving them a happy ending? Whether they find a man, stardom, or just find comfort in each other, it doesn’t matter. As long as they’re happy! But who are we kidding, this is American Horror Story. How often does anyone get a happy ending?

When it comes to Doctor Who, our requests couldn’t be simpler. By that, I am of course referring to the overcomplicated plots, and conclusions that are thrown together in the last episodes. This time around, let’s have a story that can actually be followed, with an ending that has been set up throughout the season.

While they’re at it, it would also be nice for Clara to have a personality. And a consistent one at that.

Let’s start with the cutest couple: Anna and Bates. They just can’t catch a break. The back and forth of incarceration is even tiring me out. Next season needs to start with both Anna and Bates’ names being cleared. The rest of the season can be about them having a baby with no complications (I have personally had enough of pregnancies gone wrong, thank you very much).

Another couple is Mary and Tom. Although not actually a couple (yet), this tango has been danced since both have been widowed. With Tom set to leave for America, what better way to keep him at Downton than with a marriage to Mary?

Klainers, this one’s for you. Glee is finally ending, and there are many conclusions the fans want. Kurt and Blaine’s nuptials is possibly the most desired conclusion, followed closely by a marriage of Brittany and Santana. Looks like Glee’s success is largely dependent on how many characters get the ball and chain. Funny, since that also accurately describes my relationship with Glee.

Do I really need to say it? DRAGONS! The dragons need to come to Westeros! Bring the White Walkers, too! What’s taking so long, anyway? Haven’t they been traveling since season 1? Oh right, they’re busy making winter babies. Wait what?

A Stark reunion is also desperately needed. We’re constantly teased of it, this almost-but-not-quite-in-reach carrot dangling in front of us. We keep stretching for it, but it’s always just beyond our grasp. Let’s make this the year we grab it. Before they’re all dead.

Hemlock is also heading into its final season, and even though season 2 was pretty bad, I thoroughly enjoyed season 1. It’s a shame to think this show only has one more chance to prove itself.

That being said, it’s not hard to improve on season 2. It had a serious lack of Peter/Roman interaction, which is largely what gave season 1 any life. All I’m asking for in season 3 is some good chemistry between the two boys.

A happy ending for Shelley wouldn’t be amiss either.

Speaking of happy endings, next is the show that’s all about fairy tale endings. Unless your name is Regina. Happiness just doesn’t seem to be in her cards, but after three and a half seasons it’s getting old. It’s about time Regina finds love that sticks. She’s come a long way from her Evil Queen days, and she deserves to be rewarded.

The identity of the Once Upon a Time book’s author also feels like it’s been a long time coming. Fortunately, it seems this is the season where we will finally find out who wrote it.

Sherlock fans are very easy to please. What we want is very simple.

Anything.

Fortunately, in just under a year we will be treated to a whole new episode! Hold tight Sherlockians, your patience will be rewarded in due time!

Less Katrina ,please and thanks. She’s terribly boring, and her relationship with Ichabod feels a little forced. If she can’t die, pull a Morgana and turn her evil. Maybe then she’ll be interesting.

While we’re at it, fill all Katrina moments with Jenny. Jenny is great. We like Jenny. Why isn’t there more Jenny? Her relationship with Abbie feels genuine, and she’s entertaining with Ichabod, too.

Sleepy Hollow season 2, part 1 is definitely a lesson in how to anger your fans. Other shows, take note.

Danny Mahealani.

Where is good ol’ Danny? It seems that introducing a slew of new characters was more important than showing an old favorite even once. For an entire season. Last we saw Danny he revealed that he knows about werewolves. How does he know? When will the others find out he knows? Why has he never said anything? We are long overdue for a Danny appearance and answers to some of these questions.

Also, can Kate just stay dead already?