A friend of mine experienced the same thing when she was there last year. Apparently France has a giant oceania-sized blind spot.

I actually really liked S2 if I choose to ignore those few ridiculous elements. Namely Dana and whatshisface hitting the old lady with the car.

Pretty sure Grease did that ending first…

It's not just relegated to the Americans. I'm a Scot who's been living in Australia for years and I always have people insisting that I'm lying when I say I'm not from Ireland. Including my own students.

Fairly certain Fitz is Scottish, not Irish.

Yeah, I can't even watch someone bite an icy pole without flinching.

Well, I officially hit the follow button so I guess I'm on board.

She just needs a squirrel costume

Kate Finneran isn't on my TV screen nearly enough. I've still got my fingers crossed for a Hannibal cameo, though.

Presumably Dana took a leaf out of Friend's book and stabbed herself in the hand, right?

My mum is a huge Fox fan so I have already been recruited to sit and watch it with her. I'm interested to see how different Brandt will be in this though

I'm really grateful I didn't pay to see This is the End because I probably would have walked out as well. In the end I just turned the DVD off.

My letter!

Nic Cage took them there. For reasons.

That was the precise moment my fiance declared it his new favourite show.

This was absolutely ridiculous but in a way that I could definitely accommodate in my TV-viewing schedule.

I'm really glad he actually seems like a pretty cool guy, and I love how open he is about other movies/characters that inspire him

I tried to read the True Blood books but Sookie was such a vacuous waste of time I couldn't deal with it. How often does one girl need to wash her damn hair?

To be honest, in the books she comes off as a whiny teenage girl most of the time and I get enough of that at work, I don't need anymore of it in my reading time, thanks very much.

I completely forgot that Larry Hagman died!