You have chosen…poorly.

Meanwhile, in the show Sarah Paulson Wants to Have a Baby, seemingly a spinoff.

What's with the fisheye lens, holy crap make it end.

Delphine found out who is the president.

HOT SHIRTLESS ACTION, HOT SHIRTLESS ACTION.

Something about that opening flashback scene was reminiscent of season one American Horror Story, and not in the good ways. Just the sort of "Let's tell a story that should be interesting in a three minute flashback." Kind of reminded me of what Constance shot Moira in the eye in the past.

I definitely though about it. A lot. Every class.

In undergrad I took a class on sex in the media but the entire semester was just focusing on pornography. The professor, a young (and uh, hot) thirty-year-old guy, basically just talked about how all porn is degrading and sexist, and that the acts within porn are degrading and sexist. He made the argument that blow…

I'm at the point of my Futurama marathon where it's time for the movies. They're a bit more of a lengthy time investment to get through than the normal 22 minute episode, so how do they rank? I don't plan on skipping them, but should it be a few hours I'm excited for or a few hours I just will need to do to complete…

Really interesting points in regards to race. I haven't seen many interracial slash fiction ships, or non-white ships in general.

Even if they are his sisters, mother and grandmother! Incest television is in, says standard HBO executive.

Sounds about right.

It's alright, I may check out an episode soon and go back if it strikes my interest. I always feel weird jumping into a show late without having seen every episode for some reason (except for things like American Dad! even if I have seen every episode at least once by this point.

I keep reading good things about it, mostly from here, but I'm not sure I can go back and marathon a procedural to catch up on it. I really want to go back and catch up on The Good Wife, but I just find marathoning legal/crime/medical procedurals to be exhausting.

That sounds about right. I rarely watch anything live since between full time work and full time grad school, I don't get home till late, and I live alone so it's not any social activity to make appointment television. Instead I just watch everything next day via DVR, Hulu+ or iTunes, which sadly don't factor into the…

I am picturing Arrested Development with Josh Radnor and How I Met Your Mother with Jason Bateman. In this version, HIMYM is basically "Child TV Stars: Where Are They Now?" and Ted is even more pathetic since he's single, mopey, and ten years older than all of his married friends. Meanwhile, Arrested Development…

For some reason, I find myself slightly irritated that Homeland got picked up for season four, even though I last left off early in season two after really loving the first season. I think I've just read so many negative things (or that it is heavy with elements of the show I was never to fond of, like a Carrie/Brody…

Yes. The ratings are for advertisers, and shows that attract viewers who are 18-49, specifically 18-34, are more appealing of a demographic than viewers who are 49+. If I recall correctly, it is that people in those targeted demographics are more likely to change brands as influenced by advertisements, and overall…

It's an unlikely possibility that everything gets canceled. I'm going to guess that Parks and Recreation will be renewed for a sixth, potentially final or short 13-episode order, season. and I'd be surprised if that is a show they decide to cancel without giving it time to wrap up. If The Michael J. Fox Show picks up…

I want it to be Wednesday so I can get home tonight and watch more American Horror Story: Coven. Boo, Tuesdays.