I can't believe the network had such an awful reaction to one my favourite episodes and I'm sure one of the most popular episodes within the fandom. It's a perfect half hour for me.

I can't believe the network had such an awful reaction to one my favourite episodes and I'm sure one of the most popular episodes within the fandom. It's a perfect half hour for me.

No, I bowed out midway through season four when the Volkoff arc should have ended but just kept going and the spy stuff got too crazy for me. I'm kind of glad I did now.

No, I bowed out midway through season four when the Volkoff arc should have ended but just kept going and the spy stuff got too crazy for me. I'm kind of glad I did now.

@Scrawler2:disqus He can't reject the offer, if I remember it right he is listed as consultant as a contractual obligation. It's really up to him as to what that entails. He seems a bit pessimistic about it and it feels like, without absolute power, he feels as though there's no point to going in at all.

@Scrawler2:disqus He can't reject the offer, if I remember it right he is listed as consultant as a contractual obligation. It's really up to him as to what that entails. He seems a bit pessimistic about it and it feels like, without absolute power, he feels as though there's no point to going in at all.

We probably never will. If I know the White George Foreman and the Black Michael Chiklis at all (and I don't) they'll probably just speak through official Sony press releases and maybe a single, "you can count on us" lie a week or two before the premiere

We probably never will. If I know the White George Foreman and the Black Michael Chiklis at all (and I don't) they'll probably just speak through official Sony press releases and maybe a single, "you can count on us" lie a week or two before the premiere

The way that Chuck did its Subway product placement was almost alright, there were no overly-obvious winks to the, "hey guys, can you tell we're being sponsored yet!?!?!?!", just the odd line about $5 foot-longs. Hell, one character even showed visible disgust at having to eat one of their sandwiches, in a way that…

The way that Chuck did its Subway product placement was almost alright, there were no overly-obvious winks to the, "hey guys, can you tell we're being sponsored yet!?!?!?!", just the odd line about $5 foot-longs. Hell, one character even showed visible disgust at having to eat one of their sandwiches, in a way that…

Can we start calling ourselves, as a fandom, "Hundreds of Fans"? Unless there is an existing nickname I'm unaware of.

Can we start calling ourselves, as a fandom, "Hundreds of Fans"? Unless there is an existing nickname I'm unaware of.

Yes, I hope that she doesn't see all of the comments here that are, essentially, putting her up on a giant pedestal. But I think she should know that if season four is mediocre, we'll know that it is entirely Cheesegrater and Property Law's fault and won't blame her

Yes, I hope that she doesn't see all of the comments here that are, essentially, putting her up on a giant pedestal. But I think she should know that if season four is mediocre, we'll know that it is entirely Cheesegrater and Property Law's fault and won't blame her

Reading this, I'm honestly astounded that there are no repeated words (that I can see)

Reading this, I'm honestly astounded that there are no repeated words (that I can see)

It's like picking some random hobos and making them president, only with fewer infinite whisky depositories

It's like picking some random hobos and making them president, only with fewer infinite whisky depositories

Today is Ganz's judgement day.

Today is Ganz's judgement day.