To be honest, I don't want the kid to die. Mostly because he's one of the better actors on the show.

Cube. The 90's Canadian thriller.

As they say on Filmspotting, Tasha, I hear what you're saying, but you're completely wrong.

By what parameters should one rate Smell-O-Vision? Smell accuracy? Pleasantness?

The AMC website goes with Skyler. I think I trust them, which means that I spelled it wrong earlier. Does my pedantism card get revoked?

Thanks for validating my nit-pickery. Great write-up, by the way.

Pedantism ahoy!
Skylar did not, in fact, raise her adjustable side of the bed. If memory serves that was Marie.

I'm not sure AMC would do all that well. My faith in them has waned since the moderate disappointment of The Walking Dead and the ponderous travesty of The Killing. Maybe they have a problem with adaptations….?

When Misfits first aired
this was the episode that locked it up for me. Whereas the previous episodes had merely been really damn fun, this one had the genuinely sad, dare-I-say-it brilliant Simon/probation-worker plotline. Given that Simon has never gotten three-out-of-three stars on a social interaction in his life,…

Yeah, not to jump on the hate bandwagon, but…
I have to say, I really didn't like The Great Divide. At all.

Casting news does not, in most cases, count as a spoiler.

Season of the Witch, man. That's where the big bucks are.

I know there are some grumbles about Season 2 (or Series 2 or whatever), but I really didn't mind it when I watched it the first time around, and some of the developments were actually pretty cool. There were inevitable missteps, of course, and I suppose your mileage may vary, but I think you're right to be sticking…

Oh, come on guys, it's coined and minted. If you have to ask, then you're streets behind.

Plus we find out that Tony the probation worker has some problems with anger management, what with the furious kicking of that metal thing. Probably explains why he got Hulk-like angry powers from the lightning storm.

Great
episode.