The damages are certainly curious, but given that Fox was awarded how many millions? of dollars from that one guy for leaking a movie online pre-release, it seems like "let's just make a random guess about the costs of this thing and claim it's a lot" is now a valid legal strategy.

Good. Because I was really getting sick of how, whenever she was off-screen, everyone would just stand around asking "where's Tracy??"

As @avclub-b31378bbfb701dc33efdb269aa01e844:disqus says, it's literally about the idea of "this looks too good to eat!" You've gotta make a choice. Either keep the pretty cake looking pretty or eat it the damn thing.

I would strongly argue that the "structured narrative" approach is more valid. A story is a structured narrative, it is not real life, and therefore validating it based on the former makes much more sense than the latter.

Yesterday I asked if Remedy was any good, and then I went ahead and just watched it… It's quite good! Like Downton Abbey in a hospital!

Yeah… I chose control. And now my Shep is a GUARDIAN OF THE GALAXY.

THANK YOU. My American friends make fun of me every time I say "about" by saying "aboot", and I've always thought to myself "it definitely sounds far more like I'm saying "aboat" than "aboot".
Now that you've externally validated my opinion I can die in peace!

Canadians have a long history of doing this to artists. For isntance, it was once announced that my hometown of Halifax, Nova Scotia, would be getting a Celine Dion concert…

I was really hoping to see Gillian Jacobs' name beside PFT's.

I thought that the extended cut somewhat justified the Starchild choice by having that Catalyst actually act like an impetuous child.

Is Remedy any good?

Re: Your last question.

She wasn't "defending two mass-murderer vampires" so much as she was "giving into Elena's peer pressure", after resisting getting involved. I get the feeling that people remember this seen as involving her straight up murdering two dudes, when it was far more of a "hectic combat" situation:
https://www.youtube.com/wat…

Or it is. Whatever.

@disqus_shGTXmIHW0:disqus and @disqus_MptN3MULsB:disqus ….

"Caroline having trouble killing Tom versus killing 12 witches (who were initially trying to help Bonnie.) Same thing, no? It wasn't that long ago and she didn't suffer longer than a minute about that one."

I don't know anything about Hannibal beyond the show. Do you like Red Dragon the book or the movie? Would reading/watching these make me appreciate the show more?

Didn't she fail to kill him for reasons of wanting to gloat, super-villain style?

So let me get this straight:

It's not Oliver's place to tell Thea, it's his mother's. And if Oliver thinks that its in their best interests to keep Thea in the dark, that's pretty much a "he's an expert and the only one with the perspective and authority to make that call" situation, so I've gotta disagree on him needing to reveal his identity to…