Yeah, he lost me at tit-window.

Well that would have been a fun movie.

It's a trailer. What, you want the entire plot laid out for you in three minutes?

I think I just peed a little bit.

And Red Heelers!

This show is like the perfect amalgamation of the Nolan films and the hyper-camp TV show, with the result that it's utterly ridiculous, but also incredibly entertaining. I am a bit over dark and gritty Batman. It's time to take insane Batman out for a bit.

I have a feeling that the kinds of people making these threats are about as low down on the totem pole as it's possible to get for a white male. They probably feel powerless and emasculated on a daily basis which is why they feel like threatening women they'll never meet from the safety of the internet makes them a…

I really hope so! The actors are doing such a good job and after BG I trust Ronald D Moore to tell an amazing story and build great characters. I just don't know that it'll be the story I love from the books. But, bright side, it could've been so, so much worse. It's very watchable.

The actors have great chemistry, but the show hasn't really shown us why Jamie and Claire have great chemistry. What they seem to have missed from the books, is that their relationship isn't great because they have hot sex, they have hot sex because they have a great relationship and 99% of it is the raw and honest…

Oh definitely. But all the characters are flawed in some way. He was certainly not perfect, but remember they were in a sham of a marriage for 20 years, I think it's understandable, if not condonable, that he would get hurt and frustrated and tired of it all and maybe want to hurt her. I think he honestly would not…

I remember so many of these from when I was a kid. The shitty props and shaky walls are part of the charm.

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I remember reading a book about the CIA's search for the ultimate truth serum and their experiments with all kinds of mind-bending drugs. They eventually found that the best method of extracting the truth from someone is making friends with them and getting them drunk. BORING!

That was fascinating. To add to the interesting drug plant story, the theme song from True Detective, Far From Any Road (which becomes parasitically implanted in your head after no more than 2 episodes) is about going to see jimsonweed flower, tripping balls and dying in the desert.

I feel like someone needs to tell you that the way you talk on the internet is really embarrassing. I'm not sure exactly what reaction you're going for, but I'm pretty sure it's not making everyone feel like they're watching a special needs kid get an awkward boner in public.

She didn't go all "FREE SCOTLAND!" in the books, she would never have been so stupid. She didn't do a lot of the things she did in the 'Rent' episode where she was all judgey of the Scottish ways and they treated her like crap. They were sort of suspicious of her, but after winning Colum's trust, they were just sort…

I think Sansa is a better choice. Arya is a badass from the start. Sansa starts off a simpering little girl with a head full of fairy tales who does some incredibly stupid and naive things. She has to witness her fathers death which she bears some responsibility for. She has the most believable and drawn out character…

I've only watched the first season of Sleepy Hollow and, while it wasn't terrible, it certainly wasn't anything I'd compulsively watch. Does season 2 get better? Should I give it another go?

It had really positive (and well-deserved) buzz for it's first couple of seasons. Created by an Oscar winner who's last show, Six Feet Under, was critically acclaimed and who's lead actress was the youngest Oscar winner ever, I think people forget how genuinely clever it was. I'm going to go ahead and say everything…

Young Elizabeth Taylor....