The Huntress owns and I hate that she's like, psychotic but I'm glad that Helena Bertinelli exists SOMEWHERE since DC retconned her out of existence.

I thought "IT'S A METAPHOR RYAN" from latest serial killer chick was a pretty good line reading, at least.

This is by far the angriest show on TV. There are just four or five characters who are just constantly seething with rage, twitching and huffing with unrestrained anger. It's amazing that they don't all just flip out constantly.

God, even the internet TV articles I read are constantly threatened with cancellation. AV Club is the NBC of snarky multimedia news and commentary.

So is there absolutely NO chance this can come back in some way?  I know CN has not officially announced that it's being cancelled, just that it's not on the lineup. Do you think there's a chance for a last minute reprieve?

I dunno, man. It happens? Like you're feeling sad and you're crying and it's so intimate and then you kiss because it doesn't feel sad. And then you bang and it's not so sad and then you're a writer for Nashville.

As a child, I always wondered why the kids didn't fight back against the temple guards. Hit them, dodge them, fight on to the end! Despite knowing it was all a made up game, I think I invested myself in the reality of the temple run a bit more than I thought.

Since when did Deadshot have a signature eye patch? Think you're thinking of other series regular villain Deathstroke.

It's interesting to see which one you've decided was "more effeminate" in this situation.

Can ya'll go back to reviewing Scandal? I've gotten really into it after catching up and would like to have someplace to gab about presidential love affairs.

Bring it baaaaaaaaaaaaaaack

Bring it baaaaaaaaaaaaaaack

This episode wasn't as good as the pilot, but I think I'm still on board. It's a fine bit of violent fluff that I think has the potential to get better over time. I'm not liking how they're focusing on drama in the serial killer house, though. I think they should have kept them mysterious and out of sight.  It makes…

I dunno! I saw the pilot episode early and I really enjoyed it. I thought it was legitimately scary and set up a good premise for future episodes.  I was really shocked by the way the pilot turned out, and James Purefoy and Kevin Bacon are great.

I read the book and it was… really weird and great. The writing style had an urgency to it that really sucked you in.It described itself as modern gothic fiction and it definitely gave me a Faulkner-but-werewolves-and-not-as-good feel. I don't know how well it's going to play out on screen though.

FUCK THE OSCARS

GRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR NOW WE'LL NEVER GET POINT BREAK 2

THANKS FOR THE TERRIERS NEWS UPDATE

I don't know why this required such a long, mocking news piece over what is essentially a valid criticism over a not-so-great movie. I liked Django with some reservations, but if someone has a problem with the handling of slavery in the film I think that's pretty legitimate observation.

S…trongly?