I don't remember what feature it was but I also only recently realized that I'd seen Mathesar into other things as well, thanks to a reference to Galaxy Quest on here.

Life Day?

That's one I never know how to recommend… but that I really want to recommend!

I finished Gran Hotel (and was glad when history's most circuitous revenge plan whimpered to an end) and while it's not the epilogue from Six Feet Under, I thought that was touching and cute considering how much nonsense came before (obviously as this is the very last sequence of a three season show, spoilers:) https:/…

I assumed that the reason they had smallpox in the lab next to the captive abbies is that they were testing biological warfare options.

And Season 4 has One Night in October.

The conventional narrative: that season 1 had to be discarded so Fringe could become a better show, is so wrong to me. And I see it here in the article. Like you say, the idea of parallel universes (and that Peter is a spare Peter from one) is spread out across the season, clue by clue. And The Pattern… I don't know,…

The original Ben 10 style was so good for me that it made me overlook that the show wasn't for me in any other way at the time.

But he said he had to look up cis!

Everybody on Animal Kingdom is an ape and I don't see any reasons why their foibles are compelling.

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The two latter things are where I know him from best, of course.

The only reason I started watching BrainDead is because Tony Shalhoub was in it. I saw him in one ad and even though at that point all I knew about the show was that it was some kind of political show (I didn't know there was a sci-fi angle to it at all!) -BAM, I had to watch it. That's how much I like him. And Ben…

That was Enrico Colantoni? Ohhh it makes so much sense now.

From what I read it sounds like the kid's sequels kind of ditch the very few hints that Capterhouse: Dune gives to what the hell is going on and what might happen.

In the second season of Intelligence I'm pretty sure you have an FBI agent taking overt police action in Vancouver. And police action always means punching a suspect, too, I think (as opposed to the first season's everybody informing on everbody?) But it's been a while.

I'm certainly not going to watch the second season of Chris Haddock's Intelligence this time around. The show turns into a much poorer, broader, more two-fisted shadow of its formerly detail oriented, low key self past the midway point. Midway point? What am I saying, the first season stands on its own as a self…

And he still is!

I've upvoted your comment just to spite them.

I'm only in volume 4 now, but I kind of miss Akira as the transcendent force of WTF from the movie.