Most likely. This makes me extremely happy. As far as I knew, I was the only one here who even heard of The Prisoner, let alone saw it.

I think getting people to rewrite the lyrics for songs from The Sound of Music in order to include vampires is the thing I am most proud of in life.

I'm going to see Bo Burnham live in October. I am very excited.

The Prisoner TV show? When did this happen?

He's the Bob Fosse of network TV executives.

Gillian Jacobs, people, Gillian Jacobs.

Wonderfalls is sort of the anti-Platonic ideal. No matter how many derivations from the ideal you get, they still are no less ideal. And as someone who really hates Plato's Theory of Forms (mainly for how it has been utterly abused, starting with C.S. Lewis), I love quite a lot for that.

Guardians of the Galaxy will either be amazing or horrible. It depends upon how much conventionality they attempt to apply to the property. If they follow the comics, it will be great. If they decide to follow Save the Cat, it will be atrocious.

I just hope she sings and dances. And then knocks that American Idol loser off the show.

There is nothing about the premise that does not sound atrocious. But yay for work when it comes to Bailey Buntain.

Sort of like how Batman Returns was really Penguin and Catwoman: Havin' Fun in Gotham, the second and third Nolan Batman movies were entirely about the villains. Bale had much, much less to do in those movies while Bane, Catwoman, Joker and Two Face were given all the juicy scenes and character development.

I love this episode. To me it perfectly wraps up the nature of the muses while avoiding getting bogged down in technicalities and explanations.

You don't want to see Maria singing with a country twang as she's portrayed by an American Idol winner?

Meow?

NBC's Sound of Music now has 100% more vampires.

Ben Affleck is a better actor than I think most people give him credit for. He absolutely sucks a choosing roles, but he's a good actor. Still, this reeks of Ryan Reynolds playing Green Lantern.

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Did they think that Orange referred to Piper?

It's like they missed everything that occurred in the entire series.

In today's What the Fuckery, The Pacifier was written by Thomas Lennon and Robert Ben Garant. It also made almost $200 million at the box office.