More like short segments, but Crumb's works on the lives of Kafka and Philip K Dick he did for For Beginners books were good.

Oh wow, this episode was gripping, but dark. I feel more sorry for the pig than for the Prime Minister though.

Checked first two episodes on BBC iPlayer and dropped out. It's too heavy on suspense and very light on comedy, isn't it?

That's exactly what I was going to comment. Grunge was a much needed alternative to those bloated hair metals.

NME in 90's said so.

Both the album and the movie, for sure. Ignore the hipsters who say Quadrophenia soundtrack is better than the original album.

You missed Black Cat from Spider-man comics.

That was the first time I've read the texts on Playboy.

There's also Danny Chase of New Teen Titans who was on the good side, but so arrogant and bratty he didn't bother to wear a costume.

I was bummed that Fitzcarraldo had an happy ending. It felt out of place compared to the film's overall tone.

What I really feel bad for Daredevil is that he can't read iPhone or iPad in this age.

From what I heard, they are currently sitting on the fence rather than letting this go, hoping this would fade away if they don't make a huge fuss about it.

If a guy shoots a woman in Canada, it's Dave Sim.

Does body double count? Leslie Hamilton impersonating Linda Hamilton in Terminator 2 is a popular film trivia.

I'm not sure if that was a wedding or a concert, but the last frenzy on Phantom of the Paradise was a killer, literally.

The Tomorrow People is nothing without that creepy theme and intro:

British shows, with their relatively short number of episodes, tend to have satisfying ending.

Benjamin Sisko of DS9 kept defying his superiors' orders during Dominion War.

Star Trek: Voyager didn't really have strong characters to begin with, but Capt. Janeway's ways of forcing down Prime Directive to other species'  throats was really annoying.

Agreed. But Season 4 proved he's not really a lead character in that ensemble drama.