When it first started, Politically Incorrect (on both ABC and Comedy Central) was a funny and often sharp take on current events, and although Maher has (IMO) always been weak on the mic himself, he does seem to have a particular genius for taking panels of disparate opinions, informed and un-, and making them into…

Even under Stewart’s tenure, during the early years, TDS was really more about making fun of cable/local news (and promoting Hollywood crap — is anyone else old enough to remember “Little Nicky Week” where the week’s 4 guests were all appearing in a forgettable Adam Sandler vehicle?) than it was about politics qua…

I can respect that opinion, and in the past it probably didn’t cost you much.  But man, since 2014 or so you have missed some really good shows.

Why not just make 44 louder?

I find Carolyn Siede to be a sharp critic and a good writer even if we don’t agree about a particular episode/topic. I will say that I don’t think these binge-watched content dumps are the best way to thoughtfully engage with any show, even a “superhero show.” Sure, I understand why they do them this way, but a review…

Nate and Ava are becoming buds because they haven’t decided how fast they want the Ava/Sara romance to go. Ava has way too much charisma to just not be on the show every episode, but unless she moves in with Sara, there’s no reasonable way to put her on the Waverider crew.  So they do the next best thing and have…

I mean, it was the last straw. Poor Wu had already taken more than his fair share of wesen-delivered punishment by that time. Remember when Nick’s rebound girlfriend gave him pica?

Those pigs were ridiculously photogenic, too. They got a lot of screen time.

Apologies if I’m late with this tip, but Jesse L. Martin’s recent condition gets an explanation at last: https://tvline.com/2018/10/31/flash-season-5-spoilers-jesse-martin-medical-leave-joe-west-absence/

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Also, he works for the Federal Bureau of Investigation.  He should’ve been able to spitball some deductive-reasoning hooey about how he knew she didn’t have a dog because, I dunno, no leash callouses or dog hair on her clothes or whatever.

He is a New York lawyer, after all...

Also, he’s working a deal with the FBI.  He wants to keep his wife safe, yes, but he also wants to serve his time and get out of prison himself. Adding another homicide to his rap sheet isn’t going to further that goal -- it just gives the FBI more leverage over him.

I had a college acquaintance get a little too much of a helping hand from the fertility docs and wind up pregnant with triplets. She’s about 95 pounds after a big meal and the little tykes were born seriously premature — all three combined weighed about seven pounds, including a 1.5 pound baby boy that almost made me…

Not Norapoint!  XStence.

Robin Weigert is such a fantastic actress!

I could not cringe hard enough at that one.  To begin with, it makes no sense.

I always felt (and told people at the time) that SoA wasn’t a writer’s show, it was an actor’s show. It sometimes put really good actors in the most contrived and ridiculous situations, but it always challenged them to find the emotional truth in any circumstance.

The sheer volume of stunt casting on that show still staggers the imagination. Pretty much every secondary cast member from Deadwood, Stephen King, Joel McHale, Marilyn Manson, Jimmy Smits, Donal Logue...the list goes on and on.