I agree with your sentiment, and I understand that Whedon has stated that the season five ending was meant to act as a series finale (if necessary), but the episode ends without the resolution to a major narrative conflict. Intentionally left open ended or not, it's still a cliffhanger. Other examples: Terriers &…

I agree with your sentiment, and I understand that Whedon has stated that the season five ending was meant to act as a series finale (if necessary), but the episode ends without the resolution to a major narrative conflict. Intentionally left open ended or not, it's still a cliffhanger. Other examples: Terriers &…

Angel wasn't so bad.

Angel wasn't so bad.

I do believe we now have enough attorneys to open a law firm focusing on puppet law. Any takers?

I do believe we now have enough attorneys to open a law firm focusing on puppet law. Any takers?

It depends on the state's laws and the terms of the settlement, but this guy is probably going to be barred from suing Clash, as the settlement is essentially a contract stating he won't sue. In most states, a judge will bar a complaint in such circumstances. Additionally, there's probably a good chance Clash could…

It depends on the state's laws and the terms of the settlement, but this guy is probably going to be barred from suing Clash, as the settlement is essentially a contract stating he won't sue. In most states, a judge will bar a complaint in such circumstances. Additionally, there's probably a good chance Clash could…

Wow. Thanks for the info.

Wow. Thanks for the info.

I loved Davis Rules when I was a kid, but it was the first retool of a sitcom I ever remembered seeing. It sparked a life-long interest in the inner-workings of television shows.

I loved Davis Rules when I was a kid, but it was the first retool of a sitcom I ever remembered seeing. It sparked a life-long interest in the inner-workings of television shows.

Yeah. I just hated the way he had to leave his own show. I admired his editorial voice and his knowledge of games and the gaming industry. He and Kevin Pereira leaving within a few weeks of each other should have been a bigger indicator of things to come.

Yeah. I just hated the way he had to leave his own show. I admired his editorial voice and his knowledge of games and the gaming industry. He and Kevin Pereira leaving within a few weeks of each other should have been a bigger indicator of things to come.

Most of these channels are highly subsidized anyway (in that they are bundled and sold with other channels catering to disparate interests, e.g., food network, hgtv, vs.). They survive through the pooled funds from being carried by a cable company. I'm not saying they don't want to make more money, but it seems like…

Most of these channels are highly subsidized anyway (in that they are bundled and sold with other channels catering to disparate interests, e.g., food network, hgtv, vs.). They survive through the pooled funds from being carried by a cable company. I'm not saying they don't want to make more money, but it seems like…

I used to LOVE Xplay, but as Adam Sessler's role deceased, so did my interest. When he left the network earlier this year, I stopped watching entirely.

I used to LOVE Xplay, but as Adam Sessler's role deceased, so did my interest. When he left the network earlier this year, I stopped watching entirely.

I thought it was wye oak.

I thought it was wye oak.