Do a lot of misogynists really want to watch musicals?
No, wait, don't answer that question. I don't think I want to know about the intersection of that particular Venn diagram.

Other parts of him are like rocks too, which makes up for it.

How could she possibly have pulled both a "trenchant" Harper Lee analogy and a Kafka reference into what looked like a two or three sentence text box? The mind boggles.

I really hope she wasn't lying there just to get him out of the bed. Because that guy was a tool.

They were bacon-covered donuts at the end too.

Hahaha, great catch on both of those. Really a fantastic choreography job on that number.

Personally I'm all about Cripple Creek and Telluride, when the shit really hit the fan.

Yeah I kind was like boundaries and cringing a bit at him walking right into her apartment. I don't think I like Greg, personally. For me the show is successfully depicting him as too much of a smart-ass, and too self-aware to really work well with Rebecca.

God this episode made me want to eat some butter.
And not the real stuff. The crappy spreadable kind. All smeared over some kind of really crumbly biscuit and put in the microwave for fifteen seconds.

Yes, it was ridiculous, but it worked in this case because it was at a community college. I mean, the standards for realism in the depiction of community colleges on TV is pretty low, for some reason.

Counterpoint: There is never a wrong time to talk about the Triangle Shirtwaist fire. Or about your favorite historical fires in general.

…. or did he?

Is Rafael even supposed to be of any specific racial origin? I'm legitimately not sure if the show has ever given any particular info on that, other than his last name.

It's a startlingly good show.

Paula Deen Presents The iFoodie Recipe of the Week: Hush Puppy-Brains

Well, the main occasional couple in The Flash is interracial (by US standards), but who's counting.

This is also the network with post-apocalyptic same-sex makeouts on The 100, undead same-sex makeouts on VD (and possibly soon on Arrow), and torrid Latin same-sex romance on Jane the Virgin. So I'd say Peyton and Liv's odds are… well, non-zero at least.

Somehow I don't think we're anywhere close to the end of Major's suffering. He still has a docket of zombies to kill.

No, see, he wasn't zombified till the end of the Passion, which is why he rose from the grave a few days later. Not sure who turned him, but my money's on Barabbas, as a thank you to Jesus for getting him released (in my imagination, Barabbas has pale skin, bleached hair, and was arrested by the Romans for slinging…

Right? It's like someone doesn't even know their Japanese swords. Get with it people.