July 16, according to Amazon.

I loved the random joke of Roger destroying the model plane, then getting back into character and being shocked at it.

Buzzfeed have ranked TGW's 76 recurring guest stars, from best to worst: http://www.buzzfeed.com/kat… (only those who've been in three episodes or more)

Shows available to watch before they're on TV: the second episode (but not the first) of Mark Maron's Maron is on Hulu: http://www.hulu.com/maron

I'm looking forward to this, even though it's been stupidly renamed NOS4R2 in the UK for some reason.

I think his name is Joe Hill King, going by a dedication in one of King's older books.

Swingtown was an enjoyable show. Shame CBS seemed of ashamed of it.

It would make up for them covering all 17 episodes of the US one.

They weren't credited, but that was Flight of the Conchords singing, right?

Wasn't a big fan of this one. Not terrible, but the concept could have been executed much better. The guest characters felt completely undeveloped to me.

Yes. I'd never seen this before, it's great.

Doesn't NBC also have a series commitment to Dracula?

Michael B. Jordan does tend to die in his roles a lot. I'm never going to watch Red Tails, but I imagine he didn't survive that? And I think his death is the premise of Fruitvale Station.

If he'd been overused I'd have gotten sick of him, but he's only in a half-dozen episodes or so.

What was funny there was that some of the publicity claimed it was two of their most prominent African-American characters getting married… forgetting that neither character is American.

I'd never heard of it until Serafinowicz started tweeted about the Gallagher stuff this week.

I read a good chunk of it online years ago, but I'm going to wait for the HC to read it in full. Looking forward to it.

The last four issues of the comic (29-32) take place after the first novel. The other two novels take place after the series.

Got a big Amazon order today, with Fear Agent Library Edition Vol. 1, the Marshal Law omnibus, Dial H Vol 1, Greg Rucka's third Queen & Country novel, and Glen Weldon's Superman biography.

ABC's music is almost always awful. This show is far from the worst.