RIP white dude. You sure were a male Caucasian who was fertile!

I still haven't quite figured out what he's using. Just that it's as crackpot as Bates's limp corrector—that thing with all the spikes.

I had gotten sick of the E names, the first season or two. Edna, Edith, Ethel….but I think Edith is the only one around now? So that's progress.

If Downton Abbey were a series of novels, they would have more volumes than A Song of Ice and Fire, and nobody would want to read them.

Still, I can't help thinking I will really miss Richard E. Grant. Because I think he's cool and stuff.

Geez! You'd think the police would have better things to do than try to solve this cold case!

There would be some kick-ass parties, though.

It's nice to read a review of this show that doesn't primarily occupy itself with how the rich characters take their wealth for granted and are therefore not as awesome as their servants! They all have their own special way of being jerks! I am surprised that Thomas's storyline wasn't mentioned, though. I don't…

I suppose I was in a sour mood when I watched this, but Aaron Stanford looked like "Breakfast Club" era Judd Nelson to me. What a wacky development it would be if they met in 1980-whatever! Cole could warn Judd about the Brat Pack curse! (I have no idea about the quality of this show….)

Please accept this singing Grinch plush toy as token of my apology.

I won't watch season two of this. I can't say I like a single one of the adult characters anymore, and if this is supposed to be fun to watch because it's soapy and campy, screw it. I don't believe the tone works at all, if in fact they actually wanted to be soapy and campy. And it's boring to see people leaving,…

Yeah! That's perfect!

This I gotta see. I like how Patrick Wilson is doing such diverse work. Something about him fascinates me. Angels in America, Little Children, Insidious, that one Girls episode…. I just get a kick out of seeing him and it will be a lot of fun to see him in a comedy. Maybe he's an unsually pretty character actor?

Oh yeah, I forgot—-Evan Peters was QUICKSILVER!!!!!! How could I forget?!!!

yes, I suppose so. Though being tiny didn't stop Meep from being murdered by assholes. Maybe a gender thing, or maybe I thought it about it more than necessary. Yeah. Probably the latter.

I just keep thinking about the placement of the twins' heads. If one were cut off, wouldn't the surviving head and neck be off-center, instead of right between the shoulders? That would look very strange.

Yes, it's really good. I still think this Cthulhu fellow should show up in one of King's novels, though, and be our new Cujo.

The sex between the main character and his (of course) younger girlfriend in Mr. Mercedes was pretty meh, I know that much.

I wish this looked a great deal better than Mr. Mercedes and Dr. Sleep. And the review makes me wish King would straight-up write a novel about Cthulhu, because I never could wrap my head around that thing.

I found out about that book from its mention in The Tommyknockers! I'm glad King did that, I liked it a lot.