I'm 100% on Su's side. I agree that Su uniting the Earth Kingdom and forcing her beliefs on them would make her no less a tyrant/ruler than any others she seems to be opposed to. It's a shame since it's that level of rationale that would have allowed her to rule benevolently and unite the Kingdom peacefully, but I…

So who will Bruce Campbell play in the film?

More interested in the sorting algorithm that might be killing people. Please let that be the finale. Wallflower closes down due to the site's high mortality rate.

Yeah, I think the reviewer just Britta'd the phrase.

Why do I get the feeling A To Z is How I Met Your Mother-ing us with the couple falling apart just as the best friends fall for each other?

I applaud the creators of HIMYM to try to stick to their original vision, but I just think they failed in their execution. I was always okay with the decisions made in the end, but the way the show got there was poor. I had a feeling Ted/Robin were endgame all along, but I really do wish it was handled better.

He would twirl his victims over his head singing

Well personally, Naruto was gearing up for its ending years back and this final arc has definitely outlast its welcome IMO.

It was a real blast watching. Still crossing my fingers the AV Club covers it in some fashion.

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Honestly I don't think the manga ever recovered at that point. If the anime ever does return, it wouldn''t return to much that was very good in my opinion.

For those wondering, Kitty Winter is from the tale The Adventure of the Illustrious Client. Given the twists on more famous Sherlock Holmes characters and stories I doubt Kitty's story will be a play by play, but I bet some of her background and character will probably hold true to the tale.

I came up with this idea for a horror movie villain a few years back. I was inspired by the song Waltzing Matilda

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I think giving her not much to do was the right choice ultimately. It built up her intrigue as a character and it'll be interesting to see how her character plays out.

Yeah, Watson didn't lash out and attack Sherlock multiple times in a comedic fashion. Then again, Sherlock was being a different kind of jackass that Benedict played, rationalizing the partnership as the cause of his stability without acknowledging Joan as a person.

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I think it's great precisely because it does something rarely seen in any Sherlock canon, giving Watson a primary investigative role and not just a conductor of light for Sherlock.

Speaking of fanservice, the running gag of Sherlock waking Watson will (likely) no longer be part of the show's formula, but CBS did a great job with a promo of Holmes as an alarm clock. That was a nice sendoff for the gag.

Reitman's stories tend to hook me in with interesting characters, I'm captivated for awhile, but later on I find the story dragging to the point that the ending leaves me cold. Or maybe the messages of his films just don't hit me since of the films I have seen from him, the commentary hardly applies.