Just want to drop in and Say Apollo 13 is one of the greatest films of the 1990's, and while it could never be accused of being "underrated" - it was critical and commercial success, of course - it doesn't seem to reached that massive zeigeist/upper tier level it belongs in.

Even worse than the many famous "brutal" deaths, for me, were those of much loved characters that died OFF SCREEN. Like, coming from 2 seasons where no one died, to suddenly there's such waste and misery and fragile mortality from this war. Wheeljack in particular, you just see his broken body (Think Hot Rod gives him…

I love Rick & Morty, but hated the Rixty Minutes episode (Or at least, the cable sub-plot)
I dunno, I admired what they did, but that sort of random, improv non-sequitur humor just isn't for me.

…and it's gone

"We weren’t expecting Ian McShane’s highly publicized trip to Westeros to end so quickly, so that was a bit shocking."

Spectacular

Unless your Momma is named Martha.

I was genuinely upset that this wasn't in the links section.

Gallery - the final shot. Perfect.

You've met her, like, so many time.

To clarify, it;s not the entire nation of Australia he's battling - Just our deputy Prime Minister.

IT'S IN REVELATIONS, PEOPLE!

At least we get 6 seasons of it. That's quite remarkable. If only HBO had the same love for Deadwood at the time…

I probably should get around to watching that second one, huh?

That's how we spell it down here.

Horay, all the racism and typos I can eat!

Dude, they're got nothing to worry about… Have you seen how fit and built they are!

Presumably, the season 2 villain will be played by Matt Smith.

"…the dangers of race mixing"

Oh yeah, I forgot about that shit.