I find it odd that the CW is now like "Yes all supernatural teen drama… but also magicians and improv!"
That said, Whose Line is the only thing that's gotten me watching the CW at all, so they're clearly branching their audience out in a very specific way.

But Earth Girls are Easy (after they get rid of the alien garb, obviously) is probably him at his finest, so to speak.

I read most of it on my work break, so I guess my phone skipped that bit. But that's good! I'm excited to watch it.

I'm quite excited to read the new comics, I just wish he did more as opposed to the various animation projects that are a lot more anonymous work-for-hire stuff. I mean, there's not much better than I Feel Sick. Unrelated, this has gotta be like his least grumbly interview in forever, so good job AVClub!

Oh, God, yes. We're talking about a totally outrageous paradigm.

I think my need for this could possibly will it into existence. Will and Hannibal senpai, this just writes itself!

In the book though, it's mentioned frequently how attractive Dolarhyde's coworkers find him, and that his low self esteem is mainly in his mind.

Henry Rollins doing his best Helen Lovejoy impression with his "THINK OF THE CHILDRENNNN" garbage. Seriously, no compassion anywhere in this lil article of his.

Fuller pretty point - blank said Chilton survives, I think? Which is good, cuz they'd be crazy to kill him just as his character got really fun. Plus, Raul Esparza's dreamy, 'nuff said ♡

Haha

I honestly think Alana will survive, if not then they've wasted her story. ***spoilahs to whoever*** I feel like poor Abigail is gone for real now, though, which is a shame cuz I liked her character.

Ok lol. And you can go back to pretending to understand what feminism is while insulting strangers online. We're all good here lol.

Sorry, this is my first time being trolled. Wasn't expecting it.

I'm the furthest from mra. I'm a female and a feminist. I don't see how worrying about whether they'll kill women off (on a show thats main fault is its treatment of women) makes me a woman hater.

Err excuse me?

Honestly the only real question is how the females fare after the finale. I was never worried about Jack or Will.

That was strange to me, too. I don't imagine there are too many groups for this, it seems more like a personal therapy, not group.

Yeah basically letting the abusive husband go was some bullshit. "Ok yeah we're filing the appropriate reports against you, because that *always* stops abusive husbands, it's not like you're gonna just eventually end up killing her." Very wishy washy take on abusive family in this ep and it was really irritating.

It's like, wow, I can't even get past my anger at this horrible man to make jokes in the comments. He truly is clueless and horrible and as good as Ender's Game is (and the movie might be) he's pretty much ruining his legacy with his hate.

Agree completely. This whole controversy about kickstarter has me baffled. I've never seen so many people up in arms about a service that is completely optional to them. Every argument against it are just pathetic knee-jerk reactions…