@avclub-e1b39c7fa22304c2ee8919ac378c3d42:disqus Look, you don't get it, obviously. Not everything is about assigning blame.

I'm just quoting raw statical data, but change happens when groups support a common cause instead of accepting dis-empowerment and internalizing stereotypes.

More women— single women, childless women, older women, single older childless women— watch television than any other group— and I can back that up with a fully cited research paper— but will do the least about the fact they are the least realistically portrayed and least likely to do anything about it.

SHUT YOUR WHORE MOUTH.

I watched all of Rectify yesterday and I'm amazed it exists. Again, knowing nothing about it, but so many of these shows are absolutely nailing it with the casting besides the dramatic rise in quality, it's frankly astonishing and possibly ruining my ability to watch "normal" shows. Also, that Emmy list is looks like…

@avclub-0ae7484a9f3bbd2a21df420050c032ae:disqus  Because having a relationship with an inmate in the first place is so sensible.
It's the weakest part of the story, but I'm assuming its suppose to be the whole "two kids in love, swept away and stupid" bit.

Ah, thanks, I was thinking it was something like that but it's not like everyone has convenient family members.

How did they do Sophia's pre-transition body? Body double? Computers? I figure the beard could easily be really good makeup artistry but her belly seems to match pre and post.

These recommendations got me to shotgun all of Orphan Black knowing nothing about it, which must be the perfect way to watch it. So surprisingly entertaining, I'm amazed it got made.

I agree that she's just stupid and I'm glad they didn't try to "redeem her character" because there are people who are just choose-to-be ignorant stupid without any kind of ideals, aspirations or real sense of self.
I don't think she even knows what Christianity is, and again, there are people like this, so I don't…

I completely had forgotten this. They all look so young it's a mite disturbing.

And yet it is the right of all human beings to dress as Lincoln and duke it out. I know what I'm wearing this Halloween, say it with me:

Same here. He looks more Irish than two leprechauns.

People were manipulating photos long before Photoshop. The first time I heard that shadows bit was about that photo of Lee Harvey Oswald with the rifle.

I do not understand why there isn't more Lincoln on Lincoln violence on television. COMEDY GOLD.

Actually, I think The Fall is what really turned me into a Lee Pace fan. And, full disclosure, it may just be a certain shot of the shape of his upper lip as he's dying in the desert. Can these things really be explained? Possibly, but I'm not attempting it right now.
That Okie is one tall drink of water.

Wake up, Pete. Guys who want to pay for your whores and bring you coffee don't come along every day.

What you quoted is disturbing enough that I really don't need to read the rest.

She is a good actress, but from now on I will always want her to be Chloe. Every time she doesn't pull out a tranq gun, I'll have a little sad.

It is a really good episode, though. Really interesting, they get very in depth about their eating disorders and issues, his past with comedy, their baby thing— also very interesting is that their voices are not so dissimilar, so at one point Marc asks him to do it and Hank notes this. The Sephardic Jew thing was…