But there are women protagonists in Frozen. WOMEN. PROTAGONISTS. What, you wanna make the kid gay?

I definitely missed the part about "And Tango Makes Three" being based on a true story....

Because he has done things that suggest he actually doesn't like gays. Literally, because of that. Characterizing gays as sinful and wrong and against nature is something he has done. It's an action. Saying he loves everyone is just empty words.

When art echoes life....

I would be surprised if he didn't have some sort of clause in his contract about not speaking that kind of stuff to the press.

How do you hear someone basically say, "Being gay is like bestiality, and they're all going to hell" and NOT interpret it as strong and unfair dislike?

Thank you so much, Callie, for putting "LOOK AT JOHN MAYER'S FUCKING COAT" in all caps because I would not have clicked through if you hadn't, and my day would not have been as bright.

Simply the best.

Not the same guy. The guy you're thinking of is Uncle Si, who I can't say for sure doesn't harbor prejudicial and bigoted views, but who I do kind of love? He's a Vietnam Vet with a sweet-tea problem and who's always singing the wrong lyrics to pop songs. That particular scene followed Phil (the embroiled patriarch)…

Tuh-Terry? I shouldn't have watched this, as I am not caught up on True Blood, but you did warn me.

She is the most precious thing that these isles have given to the world in recent years. I'm so jealous of Charles, getting to have a convo with her.

I love her. She's really put some energy into the show.

My husband and I were watching the first episode of Sherlock the other day, he sees Freeman, and goes "God, he just looks like a bell-end, know what I mean?" Yes, my darling, I do.

I'm a little surprised everyone is so shocked Phil said this. He's always saying some pretty borderline homophobic stuff on the show anyway and some pretty blatantly sexist things. I never liked him, although I am a fan of the show (yea I know, but Ms. Kay is adorable I can't help it).

Most if not all of her love/break-up songs are about valuing the best of yourself and knowing what you want. "Single Ladies" may not have the exact lyrics that all women (those who don't want marriage in the future) will relate to, but I always felt her central themes are about self-confidence and knowing yourself.*

Oh man. Geezy pete. Can you even imagine what the big name stars go through?

OMG CAROLINE?! I love Caroline. Favorite character. I'm glad to hear she's a nice person as well.

Noooo! My childhood!

This. This one is my favorite.

See, forget musician groupies, I want to hear Comic Con stories. Not even about celebrities, just what weird cosplayer combinations we can get. Like, a gender-bent Loki hooked up with a Mega Man.