See below.  We love it. :)

@avclub-8ab1e99a0b5a04d92685621a0d0e4a76:disqus  Adam Scott is amazing at reaction shots.  Every time.

Oh good, I thought you'd cancelled these.  I never come up with anything good, but I like reading them.

Oh man, Graeme Base was fabulous.  I loved the shit out of The Eleventh Hour; every page had five or six hidden puzzles…

I love all of them too much to be coherent about it.

Please think about your life choices.  Cookie was making a relevant, heartwarming comment.

I didn't read the Hobbit for years, but I was so mad at the librarian who praised my 2nd grade rival for reading "hard books".  I read hard books!!!!

Oh God, yes, I was so envious of the Christmas magic in The Dark Is Rising.   Totally had a crush on both Will and Bran too…

I liked it.   I like Anansi Boys better, though.

I hated that book.  Probably irrationally.  He wrote so many other, better books!

@avclub-d019eb089e65903455cc52308f00b997:disqus  No no, you're cool.   I love this book, but it's a complicated love…

It is!  She talks a lot about rural life values and hard work and how to be a fulfilled housewife (answer — don't let your husband rule over you or not pull his weight — she was such a fucking feminist) and World War I shortages.

I really don't have time for new TV, but people won't stop talking about Vikings and it looks awesome.

True.  I didn't reread the older books as often when I was a girl; dating was boring.  Then in like early high school I was convinced that Almanzo was so dreamy…

Arthur's been on for something like 15 years; the Gaiman episode must have been pretty recent.  I caught it on TV the other day when I was procrastinating…

Yes, that's how I "justify" the racism too.  I doubt Barrie ever actually met an American Indian or read anything non fanciful or propagandic about them.

Boy, I really need to read Huck Finn again.  What a book.

Do it.  Do it do it do it.  I reread them almost every year.

We geeked out over Prydain a few weeks ago here;

Frances was the best.  Being jealous of her new baby sister was also, uh, rather personally relevant…