People also don't understand that that title is subversive if they don't watch the show. Which is sad because that subversiveness is an attractive quality that's an inherent part of TGW's DNA.

That was me. I'm the resident Carrie Diaries fan. I have a badge and everything.

So how are people feeling about Rick and Morty? It's one of those things where I'm enjoying it but could totally understand why others wouldn't. I am impressed that Harmon was able to get over the Community drama creatively and committed so fully to another project. I know people do that all the time but it's hard.

Yeah I just subscribed to that YouTube channel because I love good interviews. Oy there's too much shit to get to.

They've said the majority of people,who watch their sketches don't seem to realize it's an actual show. (Watch the show)

Ha. Mads Men. Why yes, I'd watch that MM/Hannibal crossover. Think of the suits!

I understand this now! *flees for fear of spoilers*

I'm ok with half of those.

I don't know. I think I liked it from the first ep. It might depend on why you didn't like it. If the multi-cam approach bothered you, you might get used to it if you watch another 1 or 2 eps. It is a little bit broad, the characters aren't deep, and the plots are formulaic. But it is genuinely funny, creative, and…

I've probably said this but I'll say it again. Ground Floor makes me laugh harder than any other show on right now (OK, it may tie with B99. Maybe.). And most comedies in general. It's not doing anything new or revelatory but I highly recommend it. It's well-written, well-acted, and they got the will they-won't they…

Yes. Hannibal seems to spend its money more intelligently. It invests in standing sets and recurring monsters/setpieces. They don't seem to spend money on CGI as much as they could. Comparing the two shows is pretty perfect; I just wish we were better informed on what exactly to attribute the differences to.

Word. Lorde for everything. And I think HAIM is overrated, for the record. I can't handle their voices when they perform live. Give me CHVRCHES instead.

I don't love gore either. Watch it and close your eyes during scenes where it gets to be too much. It's worth it.

I'm already dreading January.

This is going to be an interesting season. All the eps completed with no fan feedback. It's going to be amusing either way.

Thank you. This show involves torture and has for a long time. It's hard to watch but that's what viewers signed up for. I'm almost glad that they're showing the reality of what is going on instead of just pussyfooting around it so it can be edgy(!).

Eh. I've never cared about him much. He's always been over the top, though he's had his moments. This development didn't surprise me at all.

I love that the Indiana film critics' association voted Safety Not Guaranteed best film last year. Calling all Craigs.

Let's see: SHIELD has a full 22 ep order, as opposed to 13, which may make a difference. Both shows use special effects but I don't know the comparative expense. I've actually heard that SHIELD has a smaller budget than people assumed but I don't remember the number. One thing that I think makes a difference is the…

Imagining all the possible scenarios expends valuable time that could be spent blaming people even though no one knows what happened.