Yes! Every time he passes out a phone I wonder where he's getting the money from. Is he selling his paintings for big bucks?

I can see you're right. I thought that maybe the bedroom walls were covered in blue paper, but on a second look I noticed the slight ripples. What's interesting is that it's easy to understand how wallpaper evolved from the tapestries. It was certainly going to a less expensive and could be made much more quickly…

Don't the producers also have to take into account that the characters will age? I haven't read the books, but I would think that as the saga goes on Claire and Jamie will age, and it's easier to depict that if the actors aren't too young to begin with.

Since I've never seen it in real life, I have no way of knowing for sure.

I also find it easy to understand when I watch it on my iPad with the captioning.

And then there's the red hot sex with red hot Jamie. A girl has to take these things into consideration.

"Now, with its setting 150 years gone, it more than ever feels like the definitive entertainment of a country that sometimes steps forward and sometimes seems hopelessly mired in the past."

I wrote my Master's thesis proving exactly your point. The book had a huge impact on northern public opinion. Not only was the book made into a very popular play, but much like the merchandise that is created in the wake of a successful film today, there were dolls made of the characters, a board game in which the…

I have to say that I agree with you on Breaking Bad. Not that I don't recognize it as quality television; I tried watching a couple of times, but it's storyline just didn't appeal to me.

Just watch the first five minutes of the pilot. That's all it took for me to be won over. It's the only show on regular network television that I truly look forward to each week. Last year it was on a lot of critics top ten lists—and justifiably so.

There's a reason they're the Beatles, you know.

It's the perfect example of a guilty pleasure.

So true. I did somewhat enjoy season one of the American version, but season two was just not as good, and I haven't bothered with the latest one. The British House of Cards seemed to have so much more energy and dark humor.

You're smart to avoid it. It's hideous.

Watch Godfather I and II. You won't regret it.

I agree. Although I hesitate to use the word "adorbz."

I did like the movie very much, but the deaths you're talking about were upsetting, particularly the last one.

Lots of the comments here are from people who were (like me) fans the first few years of the Grey's then became disappointed with the way the quality slipped. There are also quite a few comments about The Good Wife as well. I think if anything it's really clear now that Robert and Michelle King, creators of TGW,…

I still remember my mouth dropping open with that one.

I hate when that happens.