Remember when Michelle Ryan was going to be a star? Sigh.

Wearing socks!

It's not actually a good song, but the credits song from "My Mother the Car" really does its darnedest to explain the lunatic premise of the series.

DC movies lack the naive integrity of Spawn.

McFarlane has been talking about a Spawn movie like this since at least 1998, when he would invariably cite Seven as the sort of aesthetic he was talking about.

Manatees.

Isn't he the voice of Beast Boy?

That's what I was thinking, right up until I watched season 2 of Broadchurch.

That design managed to be both sexed-up and not remotely sexy all at the same time, which is a neat trick.

In fairness to Moffat, Jenna Coleman decided not to leave after season 8, and then not to leave after Last Christmas, so part of the reason she kept not leaving was because she kept deciding not to leave.

…someone trying to be considerate?

They can both be on the list.

A Torchwood with that level of energy would be amazing.

Half the time Angel - the character, not the show - was more fun and had more of a sense of humor than Torchwood Jack.

I did appreciate that they killed off the two worst characters</spoilers> by the end of season two, so that was something, I guess.

This is unsurprising, since they've announced zero casting three months out from the orifginal premiere date.

A few years back, I was being kind of a jerk about a situation involving some friends I'd had a falling out with. Mrs. Pontifex finally got me to see things differently by saying, "You know, you're not wrong, but I don't think this is how Tim Gunn would handle this."

Asteroids, comets, meteors, these shorts are going where no shorts have gone before!

You know, that Brandy, she's a fine girl.

I am pretty sure he ran mainly so he could eat his way through Little Italy during the NY primary. I can respect that, even if I'd never vote for him.