Now that Low Winter Sun is up I can finally see what all the fuss is about…

She became a neo-nazi, seriously look it up.

But is that college town in rural Ireland?

No I'm saying you can't just say it's stupid, you have to explain why it's stupid or you just look like your throwing out meaningless buzzwords.

Or maybe it has much more to say than what you are actually seeing? It's easy to call something pretentious or lacking in depth without actually qualifying that criticism because you don't actually have to engage with the show on any level. Why is the show pretentious? And which aspect of the scripts do you find…

Or if you can't wait that long Episode 2 is already out in the wild.

I still hope for the day when Hardwick finally cracks and calls The Walking Dead a turgid piece of shit live on air. A man can only pretend for so long.

I liked the film but the constant insults towards the priest by a rural Irish Catholic community didn't ring true to me, and whilst the character drama works the defence of Catholicism doesn't really.

At least the marvel films are generally competently made and lack the moral repugnance of some of the less savory aspects of the Bay films. Although I would agree that certain films (Thor 2 I'm looking at you) wouldn't be given the time of day if they didn't have the Marvel Studios stamp.

Yeah, when the Simpsons had only been shit for 8 seasons and Family Guy was watchably mediocre

Oh yeah Homer got raped by a panda…

I'm not one to say whether certain jokes are ok, but a joke like that really does have no place on a show like the Simpsons.

Honestly I'm surprised something similar to this doesn't already exist. A guy or a girl has to choose a new spouse out of 8 or so people, however one of them is their long lost biological sibling. If anyone reading this works for FOX just respond and we can hash out a contract.

The problem with this is you get it from both sides, on the one hand you have people saying a black guy can't play Merlin, on the other hand you have people saying that a mysterious magical black guy advising a white guy on how to rule is a negative stereotype. I think the only way to resolve this is to have Idris…

I thought it was a step down but the overwhelming negativity in the comments is unwarranted. It's clearly working out how to operate as an episodic show, and the pilot and episode 3 were great, whilst the other episodes have at least been decent. I'm not sure how sustainable it is but at no point have I ever thought…

The founding fathers owned people as property.

I'd say that expecting a new episode of the Simpsons to be shit is a pretty safe bet, especially when it's also written by the Family Guy writing staff.

That's strange, by my estimation they've made about 300 episodes of the Simpsons I won't watch.

Vicious was actually all written by an American who worked on Family Guy

I thought the first series was pretty good and the second series had it's moments. The poorly justified move to South Africa for tax credits was around the time it became too silly for it's own good.