Seriously, Eric. Go watch Jane the Virgin instead.

The runners seem committed to the X-Files template. A little main story here, a little "monster of the week" there. The thing is, the show itself is based on demons/monsters, and things get a little muddy. I get needing to step off of the gas of the main plot and letting things simmer, but maybe introducing (and…

My answer is the DeLorean from BttF (sorry if this has already been mentioned). I want the one that's been upgraded with the Mr Fusion nuclear reactor and the hover propulsion technology too.

But it wasn't free.

I'm thinking the ending goes like this: Gemma kills Wayne, Jax kills Gemma, and the rest of the non-Charming Sons kill Jax. Fast forward 15 years and Abel is now the lead patch for the Sons. A little music montage and boom, series over.

For good sci-fi, yes, but his review didn't just extol the virtues of Nolan the way someone like Knowles would.

So does McWeeny's glowing review make him a fanboy, because it sure didn't read like one? It seems like people are tripping over themselves to say Nolan isn't as good as those who love his movies think he is…

No disassemble number 5!!!

Thin, fat, short or tall, I don't really care. Swift actually does resemble Twiggy more and more as she gets older, at least to me.

Is she that important to the grand scheme of things to be reporting on all things Taylor "Twiggy" Swift?

So Noah is the one who Daryl has hid behind him in the bushes, right (at the end of last week's episode)?

Human Head should release the source code. Anonymously, of course…

So I'm watching this for the umpteenth time and something (finally) occurred to me: The scene where Michael comes up from behind the couch and stabs at Laurie, only to miss and hit the couch cushion instead. WTF, dude? That was your chance. All those years of waiting under Dr Loomis' care and you fucking blew it.

While watching Elsa's flashback, I was reminded of this timeless quote from Kyle Broflovski, who, during the South Park movie, said, "What the fuck is wrong with German people?"

There can't be that many episodes left, can there? FFS, this is far beyond tedious.

"Swift always seemed like such an old soul, a 16-year-old worried about when she was going to meet her Romeo."

It's on schedule for next month.

Prayed it away.

I had David Cross sign my Ticketmaster print out when I saw him and he wrote "You're gay!!! David Cross," so I have that going for me.

MC Serch screaming for his fellow Mau Maus towards the end was its own special kind of brilliance, especially when you realize the only reason he didn't get shot was because he was white.