I knew I recognized him from somewhere, thanks. Warehouse 13.

I'm still annoyed by what the show did to Shado. The actress was far more interesting than the one playing Laurel's sister.

Manny's greatest generation line was weird. He was off by about 20 years. Overall though this was one of the more pleasant episodes this season. While not gut-busting, I liked the calm static quality. Too often the show is full of manufactured franticness.

Keep in mind he's probably in the highest tax bracket and has a lot of agent and manager fees. He probably netted not far off from the median yearly income.

Or at least Danny Pudi doing an impression.

So much fun and by the end the casting of Noble made total sense, and not just a Fringe shoutout. I had grown a bit weary of the show in recent weeks, fearing they'd peaked around late Fall, but these episodes worked so well and caught me by surprise with great visual imagination and cleverness.

Margot Robbie was created in a lab with equal parts Yvonne Strahovski and Jaime Pressly.

And in that time gap between episodes, discussions are had, theories are shared, fan communities are born. There wouldn't be the massive Community fandom at AVclub if all the episodes had been dumped out at once.

The What's On Tonight section was always one of my favorites and ever since Layout-pocalypse it has been hard to find.

Sleepy Hollow prediction: Katrina will come into the present. So that next season they can double down on the fish out of water comedy.

A great actor would have made that Assange movie something better than it was. He's a capable actor but one with a great voice.

I don't read Greenblatt's comment as an announcement of renewal but as him predicting that it probably will be.

I can't wait for Agent Carter and hope they never have her character appear on that crapfest Shield. The one-shot was more in the Arrow vein in terms of good style and imagination, which is a comic book series doing it right.

"The jury has been sequestered for 3 days now watching the show and have just sent a note to the judge in which I'm told they are asking quote what is up with not developing Winston's character more and why is everyone yelling."

I think what happened is that they wanted to keep Joelle Carter around but wanted Raylan to have other female interests so they essentially changed her character to fit someone who might fall for Boyd. The Ava we met in S1E1 is not really the same Ava as in season 3 and after, we just have to go with their choices and…

Oh that Adam Scott. I thought this was about something on the Golf Channel.

"The secret of success is sincerity. Once you can fake that you've got it made."

Jake is less obnoxious when he's dealing with someone who is more of a straight man. All of the other regulars are comedy characters (even Holt is a silly robot-personality) so Santiago is basically the Jim/Ben/AnnPerkins of that workplace and makes other characters shine by giving them someone to bounce off of rather…

It started in tragedy so I could see it ending that way. It wouldn't
surprise me if the series ended with Raylan shooting Boyd to save Ava and then telling Ava he'd told her so.

It'll be Zach. And then he'll come back in season 8 and just knock on Alicia's door saying he's hungry and looking like he hasn't aged.