Dooley has enough doubts about Stark's guilt that he reaches out to Jarvis and asks him about the Finow incident — which Jarvis apparently knows nothing about. And Dooley offers to listen to Stark's side of the story, if Stark wants to contact him.

One other difference I would note, is that the Brits are more content to let a successful series end.

Kinda surprised by the Black Mirror news today, although I'm hoping what it means is some completely new episodes with an American setting rather than remakes of the UK episodes (The National Anthem just wouldn't work, amongst other things the plot needs the existence of royalty for it to function).

I have been saying this for YEARS. And I love that she's such a nuanced, three-dimensional character and that none of the white friends I watch it with feel compelled to mention or feel threatened by her race. Makes watching it in a group tolerable!

I am fully ready to admit that I started watching Suits because of the glory that is Gabriel Macht's fucking face but I am still wholly invested in the ludicrous notion that is the show because of Jessica Goddamn Pearson.

Another weird idea the networks keep trying: Christian Slater.

An I-9 is an identity and employment verification form.

Come on, Gene Kelly's obsession with long, disruptive ballet sequences was just out of fucking control in Brigadoon and everybody knows that.