Most Aussies sound like they're overdoing the Aussie accent most of the time when onscreen so that is an achievement.

And so Queen Mary's reign comes to a close - the prettiest portrayal of that final act, though it makes sense in this shows own strange way.

The one on all the buses in Australia only high-light Scarlet's name

Were you an extra in High School Musical? is that the 'high school' to which you refer? You may want to check your GDD if that's the case.

i liked the dancing…

she'd be a great Count Olaf.

The review of this seems like less of a trainwreck than i thought this would be after seeing the movie poster, because usually it doesn't bode well when you have an ensemble cast movie & only a single actress gets a name on the poster.

the S&M community gave you a filthy look just now.

the network or the actor?

I'd argue there's one or two action sequences that are salvageable - by ditching the wig & just having Berry dye her hair they got her to do that spinning tornado move for one.

well they're already missing Kitty Pryde so they're off to a good start.

On the brightside it means in the future of the original version, cussing was most likely outlawed.

I also haven't watched Pulp Fiction which i suspect might be the bigger pop-culture crime.

Unfortunate Events is going to adapt all 13 books, so i'm sitting peachy right now.

That's less killing & more of a merger.

depends on the project. she was good in the Suite Life, but Jessie was a flaming trainwreck for the most part. That said, Disney-channel acting is rarely indicative of real-world acting - acting for a kids sitcom tends to vary from drama-fare.

between that & dynasty - at least 2.

or the Sprouse twin who isn't being applauded for wearing a funny hat & eating hamburgers salaciously.

Arrow is up to season 6 now - that's pretty old by tv standards, though admittedly Arrow is a New God like Media, not a Supernatural-esque Old God like Wednesday.

i applaud your SNL Stefon reference.