Matthew McConaughey was really good in Dallas Buyers Club, but his Oscar win began a significant downhill slide in regards to the Best Actor category.

Tilda Swinton, Judy Reyes and Sam Rockwell?

Final Jeopardy was incredibly easy, and yet I wasn't entirely convinced that they were all going to get it right…

It's time for Debate Club, and shit just got real.

"One for the Angels" is a top-ten episode for me. Highly underrated.

If it makes you feel better, the Orlando ride (which is better anyway) isn't going anywhere.

From what I've seen, Season 4 gets a lot of unneeded flak, mainly for being an hour long.

Not to mention the sadistic torture of a comic relief character by the same villain who's involved in the most fun/only good action scene.

I've seen very little of Season 4; it's not on Netflix, and they don't play a lot of episodes on TV. But "Printer's Devil" sounds fun as hell.

This category needed "Hannibal" in the worst way.

Yet another victim of overthinking the hell out of Final Jeopardy.

No love for Mr. Cadwallader under Best Devil?

There's a few episodes like that. "Deaths-Head Revisited" comes to mind. And "Night of the Meek", in a positive example.

So you'd combine Lexi Alexander's direction/action, Ray Stevenson's performance, the villains and supporting cast from Lundgren's, and… I don't know, the apartment fight from the Thomas Jane film.

I never thought I could hate montages, but IV made me do it.

What's wrong with II???!!!

No one talks about "The Shelter". It needs more love.

Another great episode.

Significantly higher.

The Dolph Lundgren Punisher movie was marginally better than the Thomas Jane Punisher movie.