Woe! Woe upon your Cylon heart! Your girlfriend is a toaster!

Actually, they only ignored two aspects of the Falcon: 1) his telepathic connection to his falcon Redwing (and hence telepathic connection to all birds) and 2) his prior history as a pimp. Considering that 1) no telepathic powers have been known to exist yet (see: Agents of SHIELD) and 2) even the writer who wrote…

Buffy Season Two ended with a super depressing cliffhanger (Buffy kills Angel, leaves Sunnydale). Heck, Buffy Season Four ended with an episode that did nothing but forshadow the next season.

The name of the episode is "Stranger in a Strange Land" which is a book written by Heinlein. Of course, it also comes from a Bible quote (from Exodus 2:22 "For I have been a stranger in a strange land"), so I'm not sure if they were intentionally referencing Heinlein or not.

Actually, I would love to see a cinematic version of The Death of Captain America. It was one of the best storylines Brubaker did on the title. I hope they don't go full Civil War, but say, Red Skull sets up Cap to be arrested and then Crossbones kills him and bam, we have the storyline.

So I guess I'm the only one who like that movie.

I'm sorry, but this article is a bit misleading: there has been an episode directed by a female director in the last five years - "Amy's Choice" and "The Lodger" (both from 2010, so you can't even blame Moffat) were directed by Catherine Morshead.