Where'd you hear that?? I mean, she went to the premiere and all.

this show, like tonight's, is frequently funny.  Like laugh out loud funny  (and to make extra clear, laughing WITH it, not AT it.)

I've totally picked up "oh, crumbs" since The World's End. Funny that that film would make me less profane.

I'm aware I'm in the minority here, but finally meeting Emma/Harrow twin shenanigans : me :: sloths : Kristen Bell. That's really the only way I can put it.

I kind of forgot how batshit this show could be between S2-3…and then there was that opening scene with the dude under the bed and I'm like "OH RIGHT." And yet it's somehow still totally compelling—I was not tipped off by the obviousness of "he's my mate and I love him" and was devastated, because damn if Elba didn't…

"Who's the fox, Patty?!" has to be the absolutely most random GG quote out of which I actually get a lot of mileage. It only works when said in a Sally Struthers voice, however. (Although…not to be mean, but I'm baffled at the idea that Borat's friend Azamat is a major hottie. We all have different tastes, but…)

Exactly. I texted a friend saying that I felt bad for the nascent Pacific Rim fandom because Charlie had joined this movie, and she thought I meant Day. We then agreed that it would be much better with him, and hopefully Burn Gorman as Anastasia. 2013's Science Bros take a very dark turn!

I agree, though I heard someone suggest that they'll give her some kind of cheeky cameo. Which could be cool.

Wow, C is incredibly generous. I was truly boggled at this movie's awfulness, and I say that as a huge Noomi fan (and a fan of, you know, girls kissing). Seeing what de Palma added and changed from Love Crime confirms for me that he's just a massive hack. After this and The Black Dahlia…wow.

I actually liked the Lumen season, though I know a lot of people didn't, but I scented danger when the story concluded with her flat-out saying that her "darkness" was just suddenly, totally, conveniently gone once all the rapist guys were dead. They already totally simplified the trauma she'd been through by having…

I swear to God it wouldn't surprise me if her other son was revealed to be Dexter himself.

I actually liked this episode and found it very suspenseful, but I'm calling shenanigans on (a) never ever hearing about this fired ex-junkie intern guy before [which is a move they pulled on Dexter last night as well, though that was far dumber] and (b) the fact that anyone actually believed that Jerry's "raw…

As Bond, yes. Those suits are fabulous. I know dudes like Sean Connery best, but I know many ladies who appreciate Craig.

"Tiff, Tiff…how does pizza happen??"

I cackled out loud when Dexter and Hannah were reclining on the sofa at Deb's WITH THE DOORS WIDE OPEN. You know, because she's a fugitive and she's cleverly hiding from the Feds at her known ex-boyfriend's sister's house.

Not to mention Deb driving herself and Dexter into a lake was wrapped up within one episode after one heated conversation and a lovely shared murder scene. Ye gods.

I mean, okay, it's one thing to make the totally innocuous (read: completely obvious) boyfriend the killer and totally rip off the whole Trinity/Christine shocking "hi, Dad" reveal from S4. Fine. At least you're ripping off a good season of your own show. But to not even bother mentioning the fact that Vogel had kids…

Oh, poor Trent. He had no idea what he was walking into, did he.

@avclub-9bf9d9becb9a7a1908f902c62b49d5e3:disqus And he made sure to clarify on Twitter that it was not, in fact, a "stunt arse." I dearly love him.

Personally I really didn't mind the lack of ladies, since it was really about the five of them and actually had interesting, intelligent things to say about male friendship (rather than just "lol guys like to have fun and those annoying women are always stopping them"). And the whole "marmalade sandwich" thing seemed…