Based on the marginal attention I've paying the 50 Shades of Grey phenomenon, I think the novel's success was largely attributed to the fact it took the sexual tension of mixing the character types of Twilight together, but then added a bunch of graphic sex sequences that were just un-vanilla enough to appeal to…

Based on the marginal attention I've paying the 50 Shades of Grey phenomenon, I think the novel's success was largely attributed to the fact it took the sexual tension of mixing the character types of Twilight together, but then added a bunch of graphic sex sequences that were just un-vanilla enough to appeal to…

@avclub-4866c4bfe9590302a041f39fa8cca905:disqus, can you build a little context for that scene?  I know they had to decapitate Lucy after she turns into a vampire, but I remember very few cum-related plot points in Dracula.

@avclub-4866c4bfe9590302a041f39fa8cca905:disqus, can you build a little context for that scene?  I know they had to decapitate Lucy after she turns into a vampire, but I remember very few cum-related plot points in Dracula.

*stops stopwatch* So, I guess we can say definitively that it takes the AV Club 8 minutes to dig up Bennett sister incest fic.

*stops stopwatch* So, I guess we can say definitively that it takes the AV Club 8 minutes to dig up Bennett sister incest fic.

Wait, is that a good thing or a bad thing?  Or, more importantly, does it remain lukewarm sci-fi featuring poorly executed feminist subtexts delivered in post-Whedon dialogue?

You would really think that comedy writers for TV (again, traditionally a male crowd) would seize on funny women stepping out the traditional role of foul mouthed women whose jokes revolve around how unlady-like they are.  Lizzy Caplan on Party Down, Tina Fey in 30 Rock, Megan Mullally on pretty much anything are all…

You would really think that comedy writers for TV (again, traditionally a male crowd) would seize on funny women stepping out the traditional role of foul mouthed women whose jokes revolve around how unlady-like they are.  Lizzy Caplan on Party Down, Tina Fey in 30 Rock, Megan Mullally on pretty much anything are all…

*Fixes prosthetic arm back into place*

*Fixes prosthetic arm back into place*

Ditto.  I don't actually plan on buying any of these things, but I am tremendously excited that for the next couple weeks I'll have a decent reason for starting conversations with friends about Bikini Kill. I've been shoehorning in conversation starters since the last Le Tigre album came and went.

Ditto.  I don't actually plan on buying any of these things, but I am tremendously excited that for the next couple weeks I'll have a decent reason for starting conversations with friends about Bikini Kill. I've been shoehorning in conversation starters since the last Le Tigre album came and went.

Speaking of which, I started watching Dark Angel after running out of Buffy reruns to watch. I made it 8 episodes in and then realized the show wasn't giving any indication it was coming closer to finding its stride.

Speaking of which, I started watching Dark Angel after running out of Buffy reruns to watch. I made it 8 episodes in and then realized the show wasn't giving any indication it was coming closer to finding its stride.

I was being sarcastic, but your reply made me realize how hard it's going to be to explain the 90s to people who weren't there. 

I was being sarcastic, but your reply made me realize how hard it's going to be to explain the 90s to people who weren't there. 

Just to Biel clear, she has a good face but she's Jess barely a 7.5 out of 10- and I'm Bieling Jesserous!

So, just to be clear, who's Jessica Biel?

So, just to be clear, who's Jessica Biel?