- I came for Damon Wayans Jr and Jake Johnson in a suit and stayed for the interview.

don't forget Mrs Detective Rayburn Jacinda Barrett

I feel like if you did a zoom out of Daredevil's NYC and Hell's Kitchen there would be 6 city blocks and 4 avenues with constant fires, screams, and police sirens but meanwhile the rest of New York has just kept on keeping on.

As a fan of the first couple of Misfits seasons I'm thrilled Iwan Rheon is still consistently getting good work, but man I pray to the Old Gods and New that Ramsay bites the dust soon.

I thought Roose stabbed Ramsey as well, finally realizing Ramsey isn't fit to rule. For all his ruthless smarts he couldn't see that of course his unhinged power hungry bastard son would want to get his legitimate son out of the way.

It's more complicated than black people (myself included) being disappointed that they casted a lighter skinned woman to play a darker skinned woman in a bio pic. It's more to do with how women who look like Zoe Saldana can interact with the world and how women who look like Nina Simone interact with the world and how…

his poor Ma!

Agreed on Krause. What was supposed to read as charming came off as unctuous. They want him to be (heck I want him to be) Cary Grant or even Pierce Brosnan but I'm just not buying what he's selling.

Ugh. That scene. man I wish you hadn't jogged my memory. ::: shudders ::::

Are we allowed to curse here? Because fuck this episode.

Man as much as I genuinely like Eliza Dushku and realize Dollhouse was her baby,
I really wish we got to see a Dollhouse with a more dynamic actress as lead.

I tend to watch 3 to 5 episodes of a show before I decide to continue to watch or not.

Hmm Lowell we got to see being affected by the brains in season 1 as well. I'm in the camp that figures Liv wants to be affected by the brains because it's her job while the other zombies we've seen want to keep it under wraps to continue the live their pre-zombie lives.

Whoever casts Black-ish is fantastic at finding charismatic kid talent.

"I’ve been prepping my whole life for people who are loud and wrong to yell at me."

I read and liked the books, enjoyed the first two and part 1of Mockingjay, but I forgot the series wasn't finished until Part 2's trailer came out. Still haven't gotten around to watching it either.

If anyone needs me I'll be underlining meaningful passages in Tom Rosenberg's copy of Moby Dick

I really liked this film as well. I'm a little taken aback at the negative response toward the ending which made complete sense to me, tonal change included.

She's Afro Latino which isn't really the problem. It gets uncomfortable that they casted a woman who fits with Hollywood and society's standard of beauty even in her blackness. Nina Simone's darker skin along with her prominent black features, made up a lot of who she was as a person, what she wrote about in her…

I see your point but I still feel like Agent Carter has plenty of story to tell. Some shows that have moved over to other networks or platforms seem like they were running on fumes by the time they got there or just plain unnecessary.