Geez.  Even Rape Stove got a D.

I'm guessing they would try to Twilight it up which I'm guessing involves a complicated chemical process of character personality extraction.  And lots of blinking.

"Ha ha ha!  Sorry…I just got back the memory of King Ralph."

I love this idea, just because it hasn't really been done before (has it?).  Other than the shows mentioned in the article, the closest thing I can think of is The Wire which would bring in new characters and settings after season one (dock workers, teachers etc.).  But obviously it had the continuing characters also.

Hmm.  Well that review wasn't as entertaining as I would've presumed an F review to be, but that's on me.  Seriously, my seratonin spikes when I see an F on the AV Club.  It's sad.

At some point the Venn diagram circles of both Von Trier and Tom Six are going to merge.

Yeah, Dexter's adopted.  Harry found him as a toddler in a giant pool of his mom's blood and all that. 
Still super creepy. 

I think they call that the Hellmouth Paradox.

My favorite moment was Colin Hanks stuffing Cheerios in his mouth at Dexter's apartment as if to say, "See that?! That's how psychotic killers eat fuckin' Cheerios!"

Whaaaat?
I really liked that movie.  And I enjoy the work of John Wells generally.  But Showtime is not usually good anymore.  But Homeland is great.

That's what I wonder about too.  I've been in a work situation where I found out one of my coworkers had done something heinous to a friend of mine (I mean not on THIS level) and the friend didn't want to do anything about it.  And I pretty much wanted to break his douche face every time I saw him.  It drove me…

The ten year-old inside me is wildly offended that Three Amigos only got a B.  A classic in my family.  Bear in my mind my mom had all of Steve Martin's albums on vinyl and I grew up watching old SNL on Nick at Nite and new SNL for as long as I could keep my eyes open.

Hey, let's not get crazy.  It's more like "pander to trendy East Hollywoodsiders".
As in the UCB Los Feliz crowd.

I'm pretty bummed too, but I think it was ballsy.  I also theoretically like the idea that a main character can be killed even if it's a dynamic and well liked character-keeps you on your toes.

The really weird part was when Brody said, "That's good, Jesse."
Wah wah.

I know!  It's totally my Gen Y 21st Century ADD wreaking havoc.  I start watching it, get distracted by something shiny, and then lose the plot and feel like I should start over.

That said, I've enjoyed City of Death, Genesis of the Daleks and the one that's like Manchurian Candidate where the Master is Angela Lansbury on Gallifrey…  You know the one.  Can't seem to get through Caves of Androzoni even though it's supposed to be sooooo good.  I'll get to it.

That's Inspector Spacetime.  Pshaw.  You Spacetime poser.

I'm just catching up with this show now, but that Saul laid back on a rug made me think of Saul Goodman laid back on the carpet with his feet on that foot massager thing back in Season 3.

Ha.  Peep Show is on there.  Showed up recently.  I haven't caught it yet.