Wow, I found the movie MUCH more sympathetic to the woman than you make it out to be.

Exactly. Including it with all of those mediocre films was very strange. Regardless of whether or not he enjoys it personally, it had a lot of originality and style to it, and was really trying to accomplish something. Which is a hell of a lot more than you can say about Cowboys & Aliens.

The "Am I allowed to pat the kid on the shoulder?" question is totally fair to ask, though. I know some people who work with kids that have gotten stern talking-tos for hugs and hand-holding.

Seeing the challenge this week, I think it was pretty clear why Leon was booted instead of Dusty. This was the Dusty challenge, kicking him off last week really would have been a shame.

Really? Kathryn had Crohn's disease. Sara had divorced parents. One of those seems a bit more depressing than the other.

This episode makes Season 5 look like Season 2. It moves like molasses and I have no interest in seeing what happens yet. Brother Sam will die, the most insipid big bads in the history of the show (including Miguel) will die, Dexter will punch the reset button.

"…and fanboys will brook no criticism of anticipated A-list titles"

They also go outside at the very end of the Hostage episode, when one of the McPoyles drops off the top of the bar.

They do a good breakdown of the fashion, but they're not anywhere near Teti.

Maybe I'm the only one, but to me, if Charlie Sheen jokes are dated, Prop 8 outrage is fucking Stonehenge. Seriously, he didn't want to make a point one way or the other? This isn't the fucking Israel/Palestine quagmire, a gay man in California should have an obvious, obvious point to make about prop 8 (which is, it…

But apparently proficiency in Goldeneye does next to nothing for sarcasm detection.

I'm not denying that Kimberly's mini-collection had problems. The black gown (which I did love) had nothing to do with the other two pieces. Kimberly was known for her pants during the competition, so what the fuck went on with those cobalt blue sweats I have no idea. And the pink skirt, as I said, I hated. On a…

Madhouse is a pretty great studio. Not only did they bankroll Satoshi Kon for years, they were also responsible for Kaiji, Death Note, Denno Coil, Tatami Galaxy, and Monster, some of the most remarkable anime of recent memory. But hey, they also did some stupid Marvel Anime shit, so let's make fun of that.

I completely disagree. The only truly awful thing Kimberly made was the bubble skirt, and her shimmering black dress was better than anything Anya made. It would be easy to imagine that kind of dress walking down a red carpet. Anya's very simple first dress was just helped by a mildly interesting print, but you could…

That's the worst part—he really doesn't seem to get his critique. He blamed it on the execution of the piece. Ugh.

If you can still tolerate Project Runway, you'll enjoy the hell out of Work Of Art.

So was I the only one who thought Dexter doing his whole "Look into the eyes of your victim!" thing off his iPhone was hilariously lame? Easily on the same level as Quinn's morose lovemaking.

Well, having seen all the finale collections, I can sincerely say I think Viktor deserves the win. Anya's dresses this week, while lovely, seemed very influenced by Bert — if you look at his runway show, they'd fit in perfectly. Her work never did move away from flowing, resort-wear pieces.

Why are we putting "fucking sexy" in quotes? Are we not in agreement that he was indeed fucking sexy?

Agreed. Not only do I not think they're that smart, I don't think we're supposed to believe they're smart. The only one who was ever made to seem like a good cop was Doakes. Hell, Dexter would mentally call out all the other cops on the fact that they'd been living with a serial killer for years and yet suspected…