So does this mean she's out of the running for Batman?

I was mulling over this idea - Superman is in an asylum, where he imagines he's a sex worker, where he does sexy dances and imagines he's fighting robots and shit - and now I have the image of Henry Cavill in a skimpy Sailor Moon costume stuck in my head.

I'm a little disappointed the Untitled Harris Wittles Project is not going to be either:

Probably too late to ask this question, but is anyone else bummed out by this season of Dexter?

I agree it's true that Walter's ending has always been obvious.

I've been re-watching the Paul Dini Batman animated series recently, and I'm genuinely disappointed that none of the episodes (good as they are) will ever feature an appearance by Batman's greatest foe Seven Pounds. Or The Contest Ruiner, for that matter. They would fit into that show perfectly.

Also, a question:

My money is still on the show ending with Dexter killing Vogel with a chainsaw in a shipping container, then going off to live a murder-free life.

Also, I'm now unable to stop imagining scenarios for SURPRISE, MOTHERFUCKERS:

Thank you. This made me laugh very much.

Wes Craven's New Shocker

Lost was mostly good, but I didn't want to watch another long, drawn-out mystery drama type thing. Once was enough.

Some questions (sorry if these have been asked already):

Is it possible they're building toward Dexter giving up the serial killer business?

Also, some reasons why people should cut the writers of Dexter some slack:

Not only are they telegraphing the ending this season, but I'd argue they've been telegraphing it since the show began.

Yes, but it's a fork made of collarbone.

To be honest, I could have rambled on all day about all the things I like about Hannibal - I was just trying to keep it brief.

That was my take on it, too. It's not so much that he's 'saddened and sickened' by taking a life, but he's saddened and sickened because (somewhere buried deep iniside) he enjoys it. That's why it's such a cruel jab later (in the books/films) when Hannibal throws out the line: "You want to get the scent back? Smell…

Just down the road from there, off the bottom of Park Street. It's for those of us who'd like to live in Clifton but are way too poor to afford it.