That IS where it started.

Infamous is when you're MORE than famous. This man El Guapo, he's not just famous, he's INfamous.

I read one of these books in high school because the boy I liked suggested it to me. I have no idea if I actually liked the book or if I just liked the boy. Also I don't remember anything about the plot or characters.

"Story of the Gun" was really well done. You can watch them all here: https://www.youtube.com/wat…

Yeah, I like Deputy Parrish a lot, but I definitely don't want to see him date a junior in high school and have to arrest himself.

Dinesh D'Souza is very publically Christian, for what it's worth.

I bet you all of Harry's fake money that he does, in fact, work. As an Auror. I know this because I read the article.

Most police officers in the UK don't carry firearms, actually.

How come Hermione has to juggle being a mom while working at the Ministry, but Ron and Harry don't have to juggle being dads with their jobs? Harumph.

WIZARD PEPPER.

I loved the opening as well. Teen Wolf doesn't always pull off suspense, but when it does it works well. This opening, some of the kanima attacks, and the opening of the episode in 3B with Stiles missing and calling Scott all panicked come to mind.

Agreed. She could have underlined things in red pen and the point would've still worked for the writers.

I don't want to see a love triangle. I don't want to see Lydia and Stiles together. I don't think it's been dropped entirely, but I do think that Stiles has moved on and that's perfectly okay. Good, in fact. If Lydia suddenly starts to develop feelings for Stiles now that he is in a relationship with someone else,…

I wouldn't mind Derek and Braeden getting together, even, as long as she really is what she appears to be and not a secret psychopathic murderer.

It's probably just a marker and not a highlighter. Dumb choice on Malia's part, but the writers were obviously trying to tie it back to Stiles's red yarn.

Scott's "Oh God" was great, especially following Kira's expression, because Arden Cho is nothing if not absolutely adorable.

They can probably only afford a certain number of guest stars per episode. I would have loved to see Danny, but I don't know that they could have cut out any of the other (speaking) characters from the plot of the episode just to include him.

She was also a recurring character on The 4400, though that too was a while ago.

I get it, I just don't agree. Also, I don't believe that's the intent of most people who make this kind of comment. Portraying a character with racist/homophobic/etc. traits is meant to make that character, and by extension those who also hold the same beliefs, look bad.

Yeah, that was interesting to read about 42 and getting into that character. I wanted to take a long shower after watching his scenes; I can't imagine filming them.