According to the leak Sony emails each episode of Community cost Yahoo $3.1 million dollars so that's $40.3 million right there.

Reebok pumps were definitely more a early 90s thing than a 80s thing.

I think the Australian version had Myles Barlowe murder someone in a previous episode, and I think it was cold blooded murder.

The UV lights were armored some of the vampires did try to shoot out the lights. Why the strike force didn't have they have the full mask that they had last season when they rescued the maid and the children, or even a couple sturdy blankets.

"Back to Hannibal, he is confined in his cell, yet he lives in his mind-palace, a place where he can still visualize drinking wine with Alana even though it’s only her with a glass and he’s behind it."

Yeah the previews show Hannibal with hands on his head and getting pistol whipped by the Italian detective.

Breaking Bad was ordered a month before Mad Men premiered so AMC hardly known about Mad Men's success at that point.

I love how Carol was "struggling" with her rifle when she was handing it over.

I think he's Ted and Robin getting together while Lilly and Marshall break up in S1, although that seems like a bit of a stretch.

Network tv shows usually have options for their regular cast, and it usually last 5 to 6 seasons.

Haley nailing down what Phil would say when he saw what happen to Awesomeland was pretty great.

Strangely enough no, Anger Management didn't move to FXX.

It's was also the only network that gave Firefly a chance. It's pretty apparent that the mistake FOX made was to greenlight Firefly in the first place.

Yes, and Yes

http://www.buzzfeed.com/emi…

There's nothing preventing them from removing that term if all parties agree to it.

The problem that I feel with The Strain is that I feel that the story is that the vampires are going to be one step ahead of the heroes up until the end where the vampires all get wipe out.

Friends premiered 6 years before Coupling did.

SDCC have increasingly become a goto event for TV shows in general.

FOX and ABC both have mult-cam shows next year, and NBC has Bill Lawrence's Undateable that's going to premiere soon although I doubt it will make it next season. My money's on FOX since Kevin Reilly has repeatedly mentioned his love of the multi-cam genre (of course one of those times was in a interview shortly…