I'm not sure if this is a step up or a step down for Eric Roberts compared to when he was in Raptor. On the one hand, that movie was a Frankenstein's Monster cobbled together from scraps of the Carnosaur movies. This, on the other hand, is a Frankenstein's Monster cobbled together from scraps of the two other Human…

Only a problem if you think about it too much.

Eh, he'll be fine. Now's the time to actually commit to a Simon & Simon remake with Adam Scott! Don't just stop at redoing the opening credits. Redo every single episode.

As far as I know (going by Wikipedia), it ended mostly due to ABC not giving a crap about it. Some searching appears to apply some variation of that particular situation to the cancellation of the reality show Sons of Guns. At the same time, Tim Guinee was in an episode of SVU, so potentially he's at least played a…

Strange World! I barely remember it, but it had an awesome theme. Also Millennium, just because I want more Lance Henriksen being grim.

I assumed Michonne just knocked him out to try and immediately defuse the situation, since Rick was pretty busy speechifying while bloody and waving a gun.

Scalped actually is getting a TV show apparently, via WGN America. Cautiously optimistic! Also, I need to actually tackle the job of reading that one day soon enough.

I initially read the article title as "Fish Police put on hiatus" and wondered what the hell was going on. I'm tired!

My eventual thought was that he was in an incarnation of the Thunderbolts, so give us a Thunderbolts show and stick him in it. I will now feel sad for a while because such a thing doesn't exist.

I know there's a myriad of reasons for it, but I once again have to get riled up over how Constantine is being neglected by NBC while this is getting as much support as it is from Fox. Also, I seriously need to stop bringing that up. I think this is like the third time I've made a comment along those lines in one of…

I was going to say Hey, Arnold! deserved the H spot, but had managed to already forget Home Movies won out and couldn't really complain.

I still miss this show, and the various other things USA spawned around the same basic time. Seems kind of sad that about the only show they have left that really falls into that category is Royal Pains. Unless any of the new stuff manages to tap into a similar feel. I haven't given a new USA show a chance since White…

Is this one of those movies where one of the plot points involves the guy's bride-to-be being shown to be a completely terrible match, and he finds true love with someone else by the end? It strikes me as that kind of movie. Also, I don't really care, so I'm going to leave now.

Aside from a few winners I'm fine with (go Flash!), so many of these provoke roughly the same response as pretty much any other similar awards show. If not in terms of how something won, then at least in terms of how such-and-such existing irritates me. A protracted stabbing spree, if you were wondering.

I thought this episode wasn't all that bad-ish, personally. But then, I forgot it came back tonight, so when I begrudgingly tuned in I was allowed to be slightly more entertained. Maybe. If nothing else, I look forward to Christopher Heyerdahl electrocuting people.

Eh, it wasn't the worst. But as I think I may or may not have stated in a previous review's comments, I can't quite tell how well this all really stands with the shadow of the original covering it for me. I was briefly amused by the concept that the new killer could now officially be considered a rock, or if you…

Well, since her heart's still around in a jar, I suppose it's entirely possible someone steals it and does something to revive her later on.

Regarding X-Factor, I'd also been wondering when Longshot got a makeover, but I don't follow much X-Stuff besides X-Factor currently so that probably isn't helping. Sunfire though, I have no clue what happened there. I mean, I DO as far as he died/"died" during the final pre-Axis Uncanny Avengers arc and sort of…

The sad part is that by that point it wasn't really adding a whole lot of insult to injury, considering that even had they not started clearing out in preparation of the switch, the channel wasn't exactly doing much of anything anymore that mattered to the same degree as it originally had. But it did add a pretty…

I'd been wondering if Cisco giving Bivolo "Prism" as a name was just the show's method of not having to have someone say "Rainbow Raider." And then that got said anyway. BRAVO.