There was more chemistry and heat in that kiss than all of Wes/Know-It-All Goth Girl's scenes.

I cried the hardest at the end of Season 5. The episode where George and Izzie are both dying, and they dream of each other in the elevator, dressed up and going upwards. I didn't even care for their characters, really!

Terrible, horrid episode. But, props to Tony Goldwyn for keeping things tight, physique-wise.

*Batman stares intently at Superman for an hour and 15 minutes*

Poor Flaca, nobody tell her about My Chemical Romance…

Jesus Christ, that writers' workshop scene was terrifyingly accurate. Nobody in my workshop experience was that blunt, but they all knew the "fictional" gay sex scene I wrote was autobiographical.

If it's James Flacco, does that make Seth Gordo?

Don't Trust the Bitch Planet in Galaxy 23

DORIAN. I love panache, sarcasm, and meticulous facial hair.

I'm finding it effective to have two warriors - one focused on taking damage, the other doling it out. That leaves for the other two followers for ranged combat.

In my opinion, the game picks up when you recruit better personalities/fighters onto your entourage. That's about a good 3-5 hours into it.

I'm on the 360 too, and it bugs me how things are sloppily rendered (hair and facial features…especially on Leliana) or lit by the light of what seems to be five thousand suns. Yet, it's forgiven because my poor 360 is trying to be a next-gen console.

Also, another point of Val's obliviousness is when she asks Jane if she missed her answer to work again or not. And, I loved everyone's reaction (Jane's, the Russian women) to Valerie's 80's style prom dress. And, the supportive HBO exec represented the key demographic of this show, right?

Tweet Shonda this and maybe he'll start speaking in haikus.

This show is odd in that it can me cringe, laugh and feel triumphant simultaneously.

I truly hope that this was more than that (although, I doubt it). Moffat should not leave this thread hanging, because there's so much potential for it.

-Did Clara make a reference to Jenny when she was impersonating the Doctor?
-I loved when Osgood made a call back to the Master being the Prime Minister.

It's the Year of Penn…I mean, Sue. :(

Guys, what are they going to do without Gary Busey?

Also, Mrs. Fortenberry's confusion over Adilyn's unexplained rapid aging was funny.