The Shadow Line and The Honourable Woman are both really great. Hugo Blick does tense spy action better than anyone else currently working.

And a cool series of games.

Spoils of Babylon was also very good!

That's a dumb way to judge a show.

I thought season 3 was great. I'll never understand the negative response the show seems to get here.

I can't believe I didn't know until I read it recently that the one dumb student is John Lithgow's son. You know, the one that looks exactly like a young John Lithgow.

Yeah, they literally had a ceremony afterwards.

It was there just to demonstrate the central theme of The Walking Dead: Society never works.

I gotta see that still. The trailers made it look like an Agent Cody Banks movie or something.

What I want to know is whose idea it was to hire January Jones, in a comedy. Did they not see her SNL episode?

When are we gonna get to the Batman factory?

I can think of two things wrong with that title.

I don't go out during the day and no one makes a movie about me!

This is the episode where Jonas really starting rubbing me the wrong way. The way he's talking about how killing is easy for normal people because they fell nothing, or how secrets are very important to their kind.

Though I'd be wary of taking William S. Burroughs' advice on relationships.

The only major criticism of Hannibal I have is that it's wasting Caroline Dhavernas. Although it sounds like Bryan Fuller agrees.

My save Mr. Robot campaign worked!

I mean, don't bother watching it before complaining but the joke is that all the foley and people singing snippets of the song are still there.

If by "reach a conclusion" you mean "be suddenly stopped before the author could get to his conclusion", then yes.

It's weird that Patrick Brice's first and second films are apparently coming out at the same time.