Disqus logged me out, then I logged back in. But I apparently have a back-up Disqus account tied to an old version of my Twitter account?

So long as I'm TV Editor, we'll finish out Farscape someday, hopefully soon. But we've always wanted to do these three seasons of Who, and Alasdair was right that tying them to the 50th anniversary was a good time to do it.

Yes. And posting your favorite TV Club Classic pieces to Facebook and Twitter.

100 Episodes and TV Club 10 are updated every two weeks, and One Season Wonders will join that rotation in the new year. Roundtable will also go away from holiday themes after the holidays.

I remember watching this as the lead-in to BSG and it taking a while to catch hold with me because that was a really schizophrenic programming bloc.

I am always baffled when people call The Dissolve's design ugly. I think it's quite nice!

To be fair to Disqus, the version we signed up for was pretty good, and we could work with it to add the features we wanted to keep around. But this new version is not that.

1.) Disqus does not allow for pagination.

TV show following/notifications/etc. will all be back soon enough. So fear not on that end.

Maybe now I will be myself again.

I am working on learning computer programming even as we speak.

Okay.

I agree.

I think that's just a glitch that should be fixed very shortly. I believe all of them can be found through search.

The drop-down list will return soon enough. Just one of those things that will take slightly longer to integrate with the new design.

I'm using the terminology from above, not the people I've talked to.

Hannibal's a really weird comparison point because it and Homeland have very little in common structurally. Homeland and Breaking Bad share a lot of structural DNA in the way they tell stories, just like The Sopranos and Mad Men do (and Masters Of Sex, come to think of it). Comparison doesn't equal quality, as I…

As mentioned over and over again, in a few hours.

Homeland's always required more of a willing suspension of disbelief. It takes after Breaking Bad in that regard. I'm willing to go with it with both shows, though, because sometimes it gets you a Homeland S1 or a Breaking Bad S3.

This should be a website.