Fuck. The Futurama writers don't know I exist but that felt like it was written for me. My dad killed himself three weeks ago, a week before my 23rd birthday. It was totally out of the blue and has knocked me for six. I've got the usual mile long list of things I should have told him. Fuck.

NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

Son of a bitch.

Yet to see it, I was planning to watch this after The Office but then I saw that grade. Ouch.

I can't speak for all Brits, much like yourself, but I,would love more Weird Al on the radio.

Looks like the guy's initials.

The song was glorious- definitely felt a Roger Waters/Pink Floyd vibe to it. Wax Fang has garnered another fan.

I finally finished after a brief Southland-filled break. These final three episodes were great. Loved everyone rallying around Alma, against Hearst. Joanie/Jane had always been a great pairing so it was so lovely seeing them get a little happiness. However cute they were, it only somewhat dulled the ache from seeing…

I had felt a tad tired of GoT recently but the last two episodes have been fantastic. 
- The Karstark story has made me rather excited for the RW and am immensely excited to read the fallout from people fortunate not to have had the event spoilt for them. Although, Arya talking about Ned and Sansa being happy about…

Re: Wallflower- Who doesn't?!

That shriek when she found out Tom drank tap water was nothing short of amazing. I can't even try and emulate that and believe me, I tried.

I had heard good things about the Tang and Coop partnership so I skipped ahead to watch 4 after 5. Those two are great with the camera; that is, until last scene, which was excruciating.

Oh shit, Coop. It was anguishing enough seeing him solemnly stare at his beer at the bar, then the whole kidnapping episode and now this harrowing mess. I picked up at season 5 a few days ago and watched the final 3/4 of it today. Planning to go back to see the rest…just not quite yet.

Watch Southland, you said. We feel bad that you don't, you said. What an agonising episode of television. Poor, unfortunate Lucero and Cooper.

I had a laughter induced coughing fit upon seeing Donna in the smoking lounge. She is utterly fantastic.

Just finished season 2 and really enjoyed it so far. Probably going to avoid reading the rest of Todd's recaps as they've proved to be a bit too spoilery for my liking.

Aww, poor Martha, poor Bullock, poor Tom and poor, poor William. Knew it was coming from here but it didn't make it any less sad.

Oooh, lucky you. I had written off the pilot before it had even finished and was playing online games on half of the computer screen until THAT scene. Kept watching but didn't love it until season 3. The last 7 episodes absolutely cemented it as my favourite show and I starting rewatching the entire thing so it…

For a series fraught with serious moments, it's made me laugh much more than any comedies that I watch. I love seeing the Strike Team just taking the piss out of each other and play fighting.

All I could think about was Stanley from "Weight Loss".  This Stanley made me really sad.