Let me get a few facts about my relationship with Buffy out of the way first:

I don't hate Season 4, I just think it's pretty weak in comparison to what came before and after, and it interrupts what would be an amazing stretch of television from Seasons 2-6. I mostly have issues with Adam, who I think is easily the weakest Big Bad (and no, I'm not blocking the First Evil from my memory), and…

I resent Lost Season 3 being referred to as its bum season. It's definitely my favorite or second-favorite despite its weaknesses, and contains a huge number of the show's best episodes. The bum seasons are the last two, and it never recovered from those.

Where can I find your reviews of The Shield Season 6? You say you covered the last two seasons, but there's only Season 7 on its TV Club page.

I enjoy the puzzling parentheses in Jojo's seminal pop classic "Leave (Get Out)", given that Get Out is actually a major part of the chorus while "Leave" is backgrounded in such a way that if the lyrics were written out they would be "Get Out (Leave) / Right Now". But who can really begin to decipher the work of a…

I've had the Thao album for about a week now and I love it. She's great.

Interesting, it's easily my least listened-to Thao album. They're just not a great fit together.

The second part of the third season finale was also delayed until July (I believe the first part aired in April or May) because the school gets blown up. People are way too sensitive.

It's subversive!

*third season

The mother died during the telling of the story. Four years ago.

Hey, Max is obviously a great prankster. "Remember when he buttered my bathroom mat? And my welcome mat? And my neighbour Matt?"

That's a really bad album cover. Somehow they managed to make the focal point the shoddy photoshopping around M. Ward's hair.

I've seen the first of the two Happy Endings episodes (WOO CANADA), and it's pretty fantastic.

TIL that the person I always thought was named Lucy Punch is actually Lucy Davis.

If they're married wouldn't it be Lee Lee?

Basically, the universe fixes itself as it goes along (think time travel rules in Looper). The invasion is going to happen until it doesn't, and then that's the end of it. The invasion point in 2015 is where things begin to change, but it doesn't need to retroactively adjust.

They were. September appeared to Walter at the end of Brave New World and warned him of the invasion. Not to mention that the team ambered themselves pretty shortly after the invasion actually occurred. They may not have had all of the pieces of the plan in place but I'm almost certain they knew exactly what it would…

I may be a little late with this, but I think I have an idea as to why Walter disappeared from 2015.

When the obvious name portmanteau is Septembhair.