I don't know, the opening sequence of Epsiode III was pretty good. And Star Wars: Republic Commander was badass.

I like how the article says "If the form has a flaw, it’s only in its inability to capture the sound of Lucille’s chicken call: coodle doodle doo …coodle doodle do."

Yay someone agrees with me!

Hissing poster, are you the destroyer?

@avclub-42763705844bf5e2af4abd6c898f8dcb:disqus But the Grimm pilot still had a one off mystery that was wrapped up by the end of the episode.

Bieber gets some pretty justified scorn, but I have nothing but complete respect for his hair in this situation. To maintain such a perfect coiffure while in the hospital after collapsing on stage is a truly praiseworthy feat.

So does this mean they won't be going to Oslo in the summertime?

But all the procedural stuff was setting up myth arcs. Granted, that could have just been because it was a pilot, and maybe the actual episodes would primarily be procedural stuff, but I didn't get that feeling.

Yeah, what actually happened to DiCaprio? He switched from matinee idol pretty boy to Scorsese's leading man with basically no transition.

A few years ago I had this brilliant idea for a show that is essentially Law and Order, but set in a Harry Potter type world ("we found traces of dragon blood at the scene" "Dragon blood? That is a class-2 controlled substance!" BUM BUM [transition to scene at docks] etc). The idea is that it would be a parody so…

My thoughts, that you should all care about:

Inarguably more archaic, arguably more arcane.

OK, I got an x notification for this etc, but seriously, why the fuck did I get a Game of Thrones notification?

Well done with the diacritics on Alejandro González Iñárritu's name.

They also were speaking in English.

I actually really hope this represents a new direction for them, towards basically competently made historical scripted shows.

Having watched about two thirds of The Bible, I can understand its appeal, even if I personally didn't really enjoy it. It is essentially a Sunday school program, depicting stories from the Bible in a disjointed but relatively uncontroversial manner, and judging by the standards of an ordinary program (by which it…

God's voice is extremely unimpressive compared to Keith David's.

"I killed the bear with my spear, and strangled the hounds with my bear hands.

The Penguin compendium "The Sagas of Icelanders" is a fantastic introduction. Personally I started with Magnus Magnusson's translation of Njal's Saga, which is nice because it has a highly useful index of characters.