I was talking about this last week, specifically the fact that within Thrash no-one is ever going to be as big as the big 4, and that really puts a ceiling on how successful new bands in the genre are going to get. New fans are appearing in dribs and drabs but the guys (and it's almost all guys) at the concerts are…

I bet Abed would have loved this episode

If we can get Peep Show, this would be a nice follow up. Is it available over there on some kind of Hulu?

I wish he would just be Alan Partridge on HBO.

He's doing Hawkguy that month too, and that's gonna be something special.

That's the one that sticks with me because I've read it the most. It's certainly not a high point in Bendis' DD run.

A Lesbian Space Dragon I believe

I'm in the middle of Kraken and it's great. Also a big fan of The City and The City

There was a mix up in getting the stories ready, so Loki\Sinister got bumped forward to fill a gap. It won't be coming back.

The writing on NXM I'll give you, but comics are more than just the writing and Kordey's rushed and messy art absolutely ruins the end of Imperial for me. I dislike the Phil Jimenez issues too, but that's a matter of taste whereas the issues Kordey drew in under a week are amongst the worst artwork I've ever seen in a…

Wesley's death was great, Fred's was inexcusably sad.

If Twitter is anything to go by they don't have to pressure anyone too hard. One of them even needs a panic room to hide from all those tweens.

We watched that episode the night before one of my best friends got married. It was tense.

This face made her appearances on two and a Half Men even more embarrassing to England. I think it means Ashton Kutcher is thirteenth in line to the throne now.

Pilot (even moreso than Moya) is a great example of how and alien can be so totally different from the human cast and still fit right in. Pilot's motivations aren't coming from a human(oid) perspective and his priority for the vast majority of the series is his and Moya's own safety far ahead of the crew. The episode…

I'm a big fan of Rygel, especially in his more serious moments. He really can be wonderfully noble when he's not being greedy or horny.

@avclub-0ae7484a9f3bbd2a21df420050c032ae:disqus Actually it got its first run out on BBC2, except for the Peacekeeper Wars which first showed up on Sky 1. For some reason.

JiM will change how you see Loki completely. It's such a good series, and very close tonally to a Marvel Sandman. I can't recommend it enough.

The Rock is a thinking man's Con Air. Con Air awesome too, but it doesn't have Sean Connery doing his funny accent throughout.

I knew I heard that song somewhere before!