That could honestly be the worst thing Selina has said yet.

I would have to say the stupidest error of all would be no one actually bothering to check if it was David or Walter at the end. I mean this guy cuts his hair within an hour of someone arriving that looks just like him and no one was suspicious? Come on!

No, it's not 100% necessary. You'd probably pick up on a few of the winking nods they put in, but you don't need to. They do a bit of a prologue and recap that pretty much covers all the Prometheus stuff.

Sarah is definitely playing well, its just so god damn boring. She doesnt even seem excited when she does a good move - I think thats why Cirie or Aubry are more exciting to watch because they are excited to play Survivor well.

Having seen it Covenant, can confirm it walks a weird line between Prometheus and Alien. They are obviously trying to tone down the nonsense philosophy that Lindelof brought to Prometheus, but then just throw some 80s style Alien elements in. It is neither here nor there and makes for an average mix.

Yeah Mr White! Yeah science!

"Do you know where my water with a straw is?"

Has Frank Ocean ever played a show? All I hear is cancellations - maybe he's just scared to start now.

If I remember correctly Norris said that during filming of Under the Dome - so who knows, he might feel differently now that has collapsed.

But it did birth the brilliant "Who's your favorite character on Downton" "Uh, I dont know - Abbey?"

For more or less the same reason, my pick is Woody Allen. He is clearly a crappy human, but god damn he can make a good film.

I think the show is going to lean on McGregor as he has the showier of the two roles, but its really just a caricature role/s. Carrie Coon is operating at a completely different level. I get giddy thinking about what we'll see in the future from her, given how fresh her career is.

The Dan/Will stuff was terrible. I nearly turned the show off for good at that.

There was a lot that seems exploitative. Especially introducing the flagellation aspect of John and Tyler's relationship so close to the end just seemed off, and by putting it so close to the end made it seem like a sad, defining characteristic which I doubt that was how John B. saw himself. I haven't heard Serial,…

You didn't miss anything. S-Town was a downward spiral - the last few episodes are defunct really. It's a rumination on life that makes pretty clear its meaning by episodes 3 or 4 and just meanders towards the end.

I might default to Aubry. She's one of the few left with a brain.

Sandra played the TC exactly as you should (but people never do). She never indicated for a second that anything other than Michaela going home was happening, never tipping that JT should play the idol, not that he brought it.

Sandra's ability to win Survivor stems from her sheer self-belief, e.g. "I'm not going home", "The Queen stays Queen"…maybe she's mastered The Secret.

The record store near me still has releases on their shelves from last year's RSD - and that's not a testament to the quantity of records they had, but to the quality of the releases.

This sounds like some sort of weird Cold War era style of warfare.