I'm still stuck on how A!Stefan pronounced Honoria. It's really not supposed to rhyme with gonorrhoea.

I love that Felicity's workstation in the Arrow lair is conveniently placed directly below the ladder.

Agreed with the exception of Chelsea Peretti. I just cannot stand the character she plays. Just one step too far with the wacky craziness.

Where I am, it *is* October 19th.

Great essay. Personally, I love it when movie/tv creators take characters from novels and then mix it up. I don't want to know right from the start that character x will do a, b and c, then marry character y.

The only thing I was surprised about re Laurel was how much more work she seems to have had done to her face between seasons. Seriously, is there any botox left in Hollywood?

Every time I hear the opening to Sound of Silence now I break into giggles. Best joke of AD season 4.

Mulan was one of those Disney films I hated when I first saw it as a kid (ok, as a teenager), but I now really like. I put this down to finally gaining an appreciation for the Donny Osmond-performed training montage song.

Has to be Crabbie, surely?

The hair's a wig, I'm afraid: 
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Dean's at his most interesting post break-up, but he's still a dick. I really hate how Rory suddenly is able to view him as this wonderful first boyfriend who was so caring when in reality he was an over-sensitive, controlling, jealous, clingy douche. Mind you, Rory's pretty bad as a girlfriend herself, but the…

Agree, but also disagree. Dean had a right to be annoyed at all the flirting Rory was doing with Jess on the side, but then she starts eulogising their relationship as the greatest thing ever. He frequently acted like a jealous, possessive, stalkerish dick that liked to yell at her and, frankly, got on far too well…

Great minds! It was a pretty cool moment.

I want to see the special helmet he has no doubt purchased to ensure his hair stays in those beautifully arranged waves. That's a man that doesn't want helmet hair.

I love how Mike's argument against Harvey being able to beat the crap out of Stephen boils down to "he played rugby". Sure, you get some utterly enormous guys playing rugby that are built like tanks and could flatten you, but you also get little ones that are there for their speed and reflexes, not their brute…

He's reading?

Kirk and his cat, Kirk. Always a favourite.

I think that's code for "We were waiting for the Duchess of Cambridge to finally give birth so we could announce this news and hope no one noticed it beneath all the Union Jack bunting".

Self-appointed knitted headgear expert here. That has indeed been knitted big enough for two heads. If it were merely a one-head hat, the pattern would be distorted with the effort of it being stretched to fit two heads.

God, the books. Every year I vowed to not read another and yet I couldn't help myself. It's amazing how much of the word count Charlaine Harris could get out with Sookie suntanning or cleaning.