"It's really astonishing how much of a disaster Katie Cassidy is as Laurel compared to how well she worked as Ruby."

I must admit I have problems with Arrow's gender politics (it's no consolation that The Flash is even worse), but I kind of lost interest in this article at this line:

That's really pinning down the problem I've had with Criminal Minds in the last few seasons. There's even been some cases where it really sounded like the FBI characters sympathized with the unsubs, and that was such bullshit to me. And compared to early seasons, so much more prurient attacks on women.

"Just another Buffy?"
I kind of liked the first two seasons of Teen Wolf, and got a bit bored in Season 3, and haven't caught up on season 4 except to read recaps. But Jeff Davis wishes he could be half as good as Buffy - not one of the characters on it are even worthy of kissing Buffy's stylish yet affordable boots,…

YES. I hated that Buffy plot so much. I don't know which part I hated most: Willow, ie, one of the two people who had spent all summer living RENT-FREE IN BUFFY'S HOUSE, explaining to Buffy that she was broke, or everyone shooting Anya down when she suggested that Buffy would try to somehow make money out of slaying.
He…

Definitely the central performances. Although I have to add the caveat that the show was almost ruined for me by Nikki Amuka-Bird playing the incredibly annoying bitch she's been typecast as recently (not to spoil the last season, but at one point I was just yelling "SHUT UP. JUST SHUT UP. What's wrong with you?" at…

Me neither, which makes me sad - but all I have to do is watch Night of the Blood Beast again , and I'm ok.

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Absolutely. I just watched 2/3 of it, stone-faced, and gave up. Not one funny bit, and that's in the trailer.
The moment all the shenanigans started happening, I thought, ah yes, the women are being punished because instead of staying with the children like good Christian women, they want to go out to dens of iniquity.…

Thing is, even Faith never killed a dog. I think, on a tv show like this, you don't get to come back from that.

Oh yeah, I'm ready for him to die screaming, please.

That's always been my theory of how Ward got to be Garrett's sooper speshul protege. There has to be SOMETHING he's good at.

I upvoted this twice, once as a guest and once signed in. So, SO tired of this stupid device. I remember a conversation like this on Buffy, between Willow and Faith, and Willow's considered reply was: "WELL BOO HOO. POOR YOU."
Dumbass episode full of stupid lovelorn idiots. Damn kids, always on my lawn etc

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It's ok, I guess - great weather, but sometimes the islandness of it gets you down.

Thing is, I haven't watched anything since what I call "the stupid Malta episode" (because it's where I live, ok, and every line of dialogue which somehow referenced my home was so immensely stupid, my willing suspension of disbelief was destroyed by someone who took off and nuked it from orbit, 'cos it's the only way…

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I actually heard a different story, and it's from a now defunct Kristen Bell-bashing livejournal community.
According to these guys, her contract stipulated nudity, but when the scenes came along she refused to do them. So Milch decided to get rid of her, and with her gone, the 'Miles' character would be pointless, so…

I was under the impression that that ham was also once a person - especially as Janice Poon, who does the food for Hannibal (and other shows) described on her blog how a human leg could be visually disguised as pork.
I supposed we'll find out once Hannibal is found out - I'm so annoyed at everyone not believing Will…

Yep, me too - and to me, this was a seriously dull episode. It was completely predictable from beginning to end, and I don't find all the future stuff that compelling that it's going to make me rewatch all the cop stories I've already seen, with future stuff added in.