Some really fantastic choices in here especially Sue Perkins and Miranda Heart. Slightly bummed that Miriam Margoyles is Six, because Miriam Margoyles is simply delightful in all things.

Oh my gosh, thank you, for a second there we almost forgot all about sexism! Well done for keeping us crazy dreamers so grounded in the real world.

I love Miranda Hart, and she would be so perfect.

Yes, that awful show that has won numerous comedy awards, including for her own performance.

This was really such a great episode for all the reasons mentioned above, but one of the themes that really hit home was Aaron's struggle with his guilt about not preserving his family traditions. Of course, in this case, they were magical family traditions, but it speaks to a larger, culturally relevant feeling of…

They've already begun building sets, so I'm pretty sure filming is still going to start in March.

I thought I was done myself. But Tilda Swinton and Tom Hiddleston as vampire lovers and also John Hurt is thrown in there somewhere? Jim Jarmusch just gets me.

Also, Arthouse Gorn cinema is actually starting to make waves in a meaningful way.

...but in fact their lizard brain, where all the real sexual attraction takes place, is attracted to something else that jars with that same sense of equality.

In her book, I think Tina Fey says that this is the episode that she and her writers alternatively referred to as "Goodbye, America!" When they wrote it, it was the last episode of the original 12 that NBC had ordered, and they were uncertain whether they were going to be picked up or not. So, they went balls to the…

I can't pick just one episode. I loved "Tracy Does Conan" and a myriad of others, but one of my favorite moments is "THIS IS HOW I CRY NOW" for its absolute absurdity. I missed most of the rest of this scene because I was too occupied with not Lizzing all over the carpet.

I think it's meant to be, and it's also part of a larger meme known as Emo Jon Snow or the even more popular Hipster Jon Snow.

Stuffed with down and angst.

Captain Picard and I applaud your stomp-out.

Damon Lindelof knows what you think of him. Oh yes. He knows.

Oh your comment is so yes.

Been looking at 'em all day. They're splendid.

I googled "frozen high fructose corn syrup" (because my gag reflex had not yet been triggered) and it all but said, "did you mean Cold Stone Creamery?

I know that feel, bro. At least until the next Star Trek movie. Five months should be enough time for me to forget all the horrible, horrible things he did to Sarah Paulson.

He's fully redeemed himself in my mind. Especially since he never tries to draw attention to the good things he does, he just does them.