That was the weirdest porno I've ever seen!

Do those other Trek fan films get sued? If not, then why did Paramount single out this one? Are these people really making money off fan films? I always figured they were labors of love that cost money, rather than making money.

I know I should avoid promos, but when an episode is over, I'm so hungry for more that I just can't resist. It's especially hard with Last Man On Earth because instead of the usual "Stay tuned for scenes from our next episode!" that most shows use, LMOE starts the promos immediately after the show ends.

Yeah, those nicknames were brilliant. Whiney McArmshot is my personal favorite.

Life…..finds a way.

I thought it was "shart" too.

Last season, Carol mentioned having a bunch of stuff saved on her DVR.

I knew it was set in the near future, but I didn't know the exact year, so thanks for posting that info.

I think Mike D might just not be someone who can enjoy this series, if he hates Phil that much.

*dedazzling.

Maybe Mike and Phil have some kind of genetic immunity? Mike did float the idea of genetic immunity in the season premiere.

Opening the episode with Phil 2's funeral would have been a surprise, if not for motherfucking Fox spoiling it by showing the funeral scene in the previews, along with the clip of Phil promising to raise Stacy's child. WTF, Fox?

And the diarrhea excuse was a bit of a callback to season 1, when she kept assuming that diarrhea was the reason that Phil was upset at one point.

That's taking it a little far, I think. By that logic, we should never describe something as being bigger than something else, because "bigger" is just one letter off from you-know-what word.

Now I'm afraid to!

A recent Entertainment Weekly said pretty much the same thing, that the first few episodes were corny teen crap, but it improves mightily before too long. I'll get to it one of these days. I was happy to see that the actor who played Desmond on Lost is now in it. I always enjoy him (and he pops up everywhere! I saw…

Is that show actually good?

They had better bring back Jeffrey Dean Morgan for the end, no matter what his other commitments may be (yeah, yeah, I know he's going to be playing Negan on The Walking Dead, and I don't fucking care! John Winchester forever!).

I'm mixed on the Darkness, but the way they're playing with Dean's connection to her is compelling. Also, Castiel's arc so far this year is pretty cool….yeah, this show is waaay past its prime, but I still watch and don't generally regret it.

They actually did an episode this season that was set in a nursing home! A banshee was killing people, and Dean teamed up with a deaf Hunter to take it down. It was ok, as far as latter-day Supernatural goes.