M. Ward always looks pissed because he knows he's so close to being Robert Downey Jr.

We all know what direction this series needs to take in order to stay fresh.

This did come out last year, and British critics weren't too kind to it. Maybe the few Americans who give a shit will say differently.

Barbra Streisand. Oweeoweeeeoooooweeeeeeeeoooweeeeooo!

I thought Mosque Defender already gave him lots of Islamic street cred.

#FailedThorJokes

I'd mew her mew?

He's got soul but he's not a soldier.

"And the bulge in my big big big big big big big

You forget that 500 Days of summer is meant to be a deconstruction of the MPDG in that it shows that eccentric women who like Indie bands can't just whisk you away and solve all your problems but can in fact cause more problems.  If anyone has to make a case for good Zooey work that movie  can be used, of course shit…

You know, this isn't a bad gimmick poster per se, just lame.

Yes but here she's not going to produce a litter of adorable flying werewolf toddlers.

Okay, I'm not going to pull the Comic Nerd card and say that Once Upon A Time is just a rip-off of Fables because I do have a memory and I know that people have done Modern Fairy Tale stuff on TV before, specifically The 10th Kingdom and to a much lesser extent Jack and the Beanstalk: The Real Story. I am however…

Also Jim Caviezel. Why he's not "leading White Male" in bigger things is beyond me.

I don't beleeeeHEEHEEHEEeeeeeving in miracles! But I've a feeling it's time to try.

I just want to see him fall on his ass by trying to lean on the wall like that.

Glad I'm not the only one who though of Jan Svankmajer when they saw this episode. I got a total Alice vibe from it, minus the taxidermic rabbit continuously eating his stuffing.

Is Fox's PR team scrounging TV Tropes for new buzzwords? That being said I would actually enjoy hearing Narm and Five Man Band in a normal conversation.

I always refer to it as "Three Men and a Little Lady: The Series".

Wow you sure don't like a lot of episodes. I'd agree on Idiot's Lantern and Love & Monsters, maybe Fear Her. Everything else you either overlooked the enjoyable parts or you have little tolerance for camp and/or cheap production, which you can not be much of a Doctor Who fan if you do.