I'll take your word for it, but I've had to deal with "Queen of England" said in all seriousness far too many times to make that assumption myself.

Excuse me for adding information?

"If all the realms are so independent, why is the queen on everyone's currency?"

To be fair, they don't profit off a lot of that land. There's a massive park in my home town (Halifax, Nova Scotia) that they've only ever used for the purposes of leasing it to the provincial government on a one dollar for ninety-nine years sort of deal.

"fourth in line of succession to the throne of the Commonwealth realms, which we on this side of the Atlantic call “England.”"

What?
Sex under duress is rape. It's like… the definition of rape.

1) Lots of people recognized it, that's why it's being discussed here and is mentioned on every review of this episode. She's certainly not yet as well known as most hosts, but her level of fame has also been rising pretty damn quickly. That you don't know who she is doesn't really tell us much. You are not a…

This was quite possibly the first time I've a "non-violent" woman-on-man sexual assault not be played as "sexy" in any way. They were completely clear that Paul was being raped.

Last week's episode is actually a pretty solid turning point. I'm excited to see where they're taking it.

Maslany just got cast alongside Helen Mirren and Ryan Reynolds in The Woman in Gold, where she plays the young version of Mirren's character. http://www.vulture.com/2014…

The theatrics were excellent and I disagree!

I think they all hate each other actually. You never see any of them in the same place or anything.

It's a really smart strategy. You bring in a bunch of people that are guaranteed to get big applause, and it gives the finale a grander, more significant feel. It definitely worked that way with this ep.

Mooney is definitely staying imo. I kind of felt like his appearance as Andy's arms in the first digital short was kind of a way of representing that he plays a similar role as Andy when it comes to providing the films.

It was SO GOOD.

Given that she has 10 years as a professional improviser under her belt, I'm guessing that she'd do pretty great on SNL. This cameo made me excited for the idea that she might get to host next season.

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Pretty sure Slade could gently saw off a neck using a baseball bat with all that mirakuru in him.

Vampires are not "known to be soulless". Rather, very little vampire fiction deals with the notion of a soul in any way, shape, or form. The most frequent analogy to a vampire as "soulless" existed in the 19th century depiction of vampires as demonic and opposed to Christianity.

I think that it's normally very difficult to do morals on a supernatural show without making it explicit, because things like resurrection make the moral implications of things like death murkier…