That sixth Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy novel by Eoin Colfer was completely unneccessary, but it wasn't offensively bad or anything.

I hope it turns up on Netflix at some point. I'm surprised it hasn't yet, considering Top of the Lake was up the day after it finished.

The video version is up for download for $5 too, with a Q&A bonus feature: http://ccdirect.comedycentr…

An extra, I think.

I'm not even angry, I'm just disappointed.

She had to cut her hair short for her TNT show, I guess they decided to have some fun with it.

Yeah, I really liked it. Shame that there's no more, but it's an appropriate book to go out on.

The Wool "omnibus" is a collection of the first few ebooks. There's a sequel, Shift, collecting another group, and an upcoming one, Dust, finishing the trilogy.

I really enjoyed Hugh Howey's Wool. The second book wasn't quite as strong (I felt some of the sections just reiterated stuff we already knew), but I'll definitely be getting the third one when it comes out.

In good news though, they've announced that the final episode of The IT Crowd will be on in the UK in October (as will Matt Berry's new sitcom and the panel show Richard Ayoade is a captain on): http://www.comedy.co.uk/new…

I'd watch High School USA again if I stumbled across it, but I probably won't seek it out. Axe Cop was funny, but even at 10 minutes the episode felt a bit too long.

Tonight in the UK, it's Burton & Taylor, the BBC's version of Liz & Dick, starring Dominic West and Helena Bonham Carter: http://www.youtube.com/watc…

Isn't this Sims' first time reviewing the show? These are the fresh eyes.

She was in a few episodes of Grey's Anatomy as one of Derek's sisters last year.

I don't think we'll find out for a while yet. It's a voice-acting job, they can dub someone in late in the process.

Band of Brothers gets much better later on. There's a few uneven episodes, but overall it's fantastic.

As good as place as any, here's a trailer for American Dad's next season from SDCC: http://www.youtube.com/watc…

"flooding the Internet with topical GIFs and animated standalones for the past year and change"

One of my all-time favourite bits. I love Homer's super-serious tone.

Yeah, they confirmed that the wedding thing is only a framework, and they'll be jumping forward in time and that constantly. http://www.hitfix.com/whats…