ORPHAN BLACK: It’s true that Helena’s most noticeable attribute usually isn’t her hands (unless you’re fixated on the various weapons she always seems to be holding). So, the fact that everyone’s favorite Ukrainian serial-killer clone is left-handed brings up a whole slew of religious and psychological issues easily overlooked on a casual viewer’s first Orphan Black binge-watch.

AMERICAN HORROR STORY: Beware, readers. In American Horror Story: Coven, something wicked this way comes. With witches and power plays at every turn, a few nods to Macbeth are always expected. But, when looking at Shakespeare's tragedy in conversation with Coven, even "surprise, bitch" takes on a whole new meaning.

CATCH OF THE DAY: We all know The Vampire Diaries has no lack of great music, and the 100th episode, "500 Years of Solitude," did not disappoint. In this episode, while beloved character Katherine Pierce was lying on her deathbed and the rest of the characters were waiting for her to kick the bucket, a musical cue solidified our stance that Katherine wasn't ready to take a walk on The Other Side just yet.

CATCH OF THE DAY: In many ways, ABC Family's hit television series Pretty Little Liars is largely inspired by the critically acclaimed 1990's TV series Twin Peaks. Though the most glaring similarity between the shows is that each centers around the mysterious disappearance and subsequent murder of a popular, young, blonde teenager, Pretty Little Liars is not shy when drawing upon Twin Peaks for further, more subtle inspiration. In recent episodes of Pretty Little Liars, the character of Dr. Louis Palmer was introduced. Though a seemingly fleeting character, he is crucial to finding out what really happened to Toby Cavanaugh's mother in Radley sanitarium, and is aptly named after one of Twin Peaks' most pivotal characters: Leland Palmer.

AMERICAN HORROR STORY: American Horror Story is a rare, nightmarish bird in the television genre. With each season focusing on completely different characters and storylines using mostly the same actors, the recurring themes of sin, power, betrayal, and, of course, horror, are what hold this series together. But, the disconnect between seasons can be examined in an interesting way when held up against Dante's Inferno. In fact, given a closer look, American Horror Story might just be our own personal Hell.