I'm pretty much on board with your wife.

Yeah, but after Lilly dies in the end, her ghost encounters Iris as a young writer. Lilly's ghost isn't bound by time. My interpretation is that Lilly and Polly are the same ghost. Polly is just Iris's interpretation put into a book.

I liked it. And liked it better upon second viewing.

I think my take is different from many, but I just rewatched it and here goes: Lilly is and always was the ghost. Polly never exists, except as Iris's interpretation of Lilly the ghost put into a story. Iris never really gets the ghost's actual demise story — until possibly the ghost whispers that to her at the end…

I have the polar opposite reaction.

Jesse Pinkman does.

Yes. A race against which I will happily discriminate.

Is Hill reviving his role as the superhero Tap-Man?

I found a needle in an impossibly vast four-dimensional haystack once. It only took about twenty minutes.

The ending to Blackcoat's Daughter was perfect.

That's odd since it was definety intended as a "fun" movie.

Should be Laurence Fishburrne.

I read here recently that BBC already did it, and that it'll air on Amazon next year.

That's so weird, . . I call my penis Dark Overlord.

It's probably Jason Biggs, . . right?

Turns out she's just an ordinary girl with a bag full of lighters.

That's a really interesting and thoughtful post. Thank you.

I like Superman's chances in that match up.

I don't really think his attitude makes cancelation more likely.

T&E was pretty good. This show is a monstrosity.