I'm not so certain about that. He's never given a good comedic performance, despite starting his career with a lot of comedic work. When he's more dramatic, even when he's good, there's always something very self-aware about his acting. And we all know talent doesn't equate to money and power, so that's a poor…

Too arrogant, too Scientology, too many stupid blockbusters, too much pimping his kids out to Hollywood, too rich. There's not quite enough talent there to balance it out.

From what I gather out of years discussing this show all over the internet seasons one and two seem to be overall the most liked. (Unless you're an uber Jess fan, then seasons two and three would of course be your favorites). For me season two is a filler season. It's adorable, and there are good episodes, but it…

They actually did that for season six of Gg. I thought Graham messed up by submitting a dramatic episode like "Partings", an episode difficult for non regular viewers to get into. She should have submitted "The Prodigal Daughter Returns" or "Friday Night's Alright For Fighting". That change in voting led to a very…

Most fans think season one is the best despite the iffy-ness of its first four or five episodes. I think even most people that didn't start from the beginning think the first season is the best. Then again, the Jess vs Dean stretch of episodes didn't do much for me. Season three in general is a passable not…

Considering how coo-coo the critics were for this show and the fact that it was Emmy friendly (dramedies were in, the show had appeal to the young and older demo), the only reason for their snubs was because the show was on the WB. With that type of acclaim, voter appeal and buzz, Graham and Bishop would have been…

He seemed to have a bit more of a bitter edge than Amy. Sometimes it fit. Other times…. He was sometimes too obsessed with the townies and their festivities. His episodes could be overwhelmed with quirk. But he did write more than a handful of top notch episodes (I really liked those two episodes you mentioned, though…

Goodness gracious dammit. Every time I watch "Rory's Birthday Parties" I get miffed knowing Graham and Bishop were Emmy worthy from the get and spent the rest of the series not getting their due. "Cinnamon's Wake" is decent fluff. It's where the show began to put its foot to the quirky pedal, even if that said quirk…

Daly came off a bit of an ass and a kiss-ass, but he was surprisingly watchable and sometimes a genuinely good interviewer when there were guests he liked and found interest in.

This will probably be my best show of the year (assuming Mad Men, Breaking Bad and Game of Thrones don't deliver and Homeland's not able to recover). So, f all you haters and non-watchers. Yeah, I said. F U all! Flag me. I don't care. FLAG ME! 

As an actor he's fairly stiff and unappealing. I thought maybe he should focus on screenwriting, but he's not very good at that either.

This episode made me really hot for Jack Johnson. I'm still indifferent to Jake Johnson. 

Noel, you need to just dump Carl's cake obsessed ass already. 

See you at the crossroads, Enlightened. (And I'm gonna miss everybody). 

dygitalninja True Blood still gets pretty big numbers.

There were just too many red flags from the beginning. Its mood was the only thing it got right. It had no personality. I allowed everyone to fall for the pilot while I sat there indifferent waiting for it to fall apart. I have this sorta sixth sense. I can see whether a show will get there or not.

The theory that The Killing fell apart due to silly red-herrings and the drawing out of its storyline is imo a bit of a fallacy. Its initial acclaim/hype had more to do with its potential than what it was. Its first few episodes were pretty drab and cliche. Afterwards came the silliness, but it was never a good show.…

I'm not really worried, considering everyone who saw the whole thing at Sundance loved it.

This is missing my favorite dream sequence ever or perhaps after Twin Peaks, The Sopranos' "Fun House". Including Gilmore girls' "Say Something" would have been nice as well.

I love Chandler, but this is likely to be another of Showtime's smutty, overwrought, tension-less costume dramas. Well, at least we might finally see Chandler's butt.