Hey if Hermoine stole all your shit you'd hate women too.

Mainly on here, but every time it is mentioned on the internet it is always negatively.

Am I the only person who liked The Green Hornet?

This feature just made me dislike Al Madrigal.

This was my favorite episode yet.  I liked Janney as the Selena Meyer of the TV world, and the dueling staffs was magic.  The fake walk through the residence had me dying.  "It's like living in a doll's jail."

Now I'm convinced Sterling Cooper has been infiltrated by The Sphinx!  You remove Manolo's shirt and you will find an anchor on his chest.  Shore Leave and Mile High, back together again!

Yeah like she never speaks with an Irish accent, even to Michael when they are alone.  It was like they just said "fuck it" and stopped caring.  There's no room for verisimilitude in Moyami.

I want to hear his cries of sadness when they defile Magnitude.  "Pop. Sniffle. Pop"

I bet he'll re-think this whole thing after he actually watches season 4.

"When you're burned…" those words and the words that follow became like nails on a chalkboard for me.  the fact they kept it in the opening credits after one season drove me nuts.  Hell, they kept it in even after he was no longer burned.  Oh, and Fiona saying "Moyami." Just terrible.

I can't wait to confirm he's a bad guy, and see the internet explode in anger.

You should probably go Piss Up A Rope.

He's fucking terrible.  That's my consensus.

Gerald Mcraney in Deadwood.

Idris Ilba on the Office.

Brad Pitt on that Thanksgiving episode of Friends.

CW Swappigans was the worst thing they did this season.  It was just so so terrible.  I have defended this season to hater friends, but I could not defend this.  What a waste of Eddie Pepitone.  I'd say this Lindsey episode was the weakest one.

To anyone bailing on the series because of the Red Wedding I say good riddance.  They should go back to watching Franklin and Bash if they want their heroes to win every time, and they don't deserve a show like this.

I was a fan of the LOTR books and world, but there was never any doubt Frodo was dropping that fucking ring into the mountain.  I'd argue Martin's world is just as vast, with the added bonus that I have no fucking clue how this plays out.

Rectify is awesome.