The Jim Henson Creature Shop specializes in complex animatronic robots and middling papier-mâché.

I don't understand the argument that he fits a "tired trope." If anything what I loved about him is that he was a bizarre mashup of stereotypes I'd never have expected to see combined (stoner/slacker/accidental ladies man, probably other things I'm forgetting).

Yeah, I found him tolerable in the final season. Eichner's appearances on Bob's Burgers were also all just intolerable one note shouting.

Spoiler alert - Jack gets gay married to Harkness and takes his last name. This whole thing's just been one really weird Doctor Who spin-off.

Did the Terminator Genisys soundtrack feature lots of Lymbyc Systym? I hope so.

I tried ruining a saw with my abs like Luke. It kind of worked, in that the massive amount of blood on the blade caused it to rust pretty badly.

Yeah I saw it just ended in the UK! We get it in the US in about 3 months.

Psychology Today isn't worth your time. There's a good article here and there but it's mostly clickbaity nonsense.

Watched all six episodes of Catastrophe last night. I was thoroughly impressed. I don't think I've seen Rob Delaney in anything before this and he's got a goofy yet natural way about him that I really enjoyed.

Now that Pilot season is over she no longer need fear being hunted.

I mean, it was a running joke for years that buying adspace on AVC pretty much guaranteed your project would get shit all over when review time came.

It's like Netflix working with Sandler so they can also make much more interesting shows that are unlikely to make it on TV. I'm totally cool with FX making a thousand episodes of Anger Management if it keeps funding shows like Fargo and Justified.

The episode of This American Life (the short-lived TV show) where they went to a slaughterhouse led me to pretty much entirely cutting meat out of my diet.

Yikes, I had no idea about any of that.

Timothy Olyphant too.

Does BB-8 daydream of electric tauntauns?

It really wavers in quality, especially in terms of individual story arcs (so many episodes have a mix of great and terrible moments). Maybe stick it out for a few more episodes and see if anything grabs you?

Does a bear rape in the woods?

I need to see Beatniks and Eye Creatures, not familiar with those two. I hope you made sure to pour one out for Megaweapon.

Watched We Need to Talk About Kevin last night and really enjoyed it. Lots of nice subtle visual touches in terms of the color palette and wardrobe and I thought it did a great job of creating a more complex version of the "bad seed" story. About a quarter of the way through Too Bright To Hear Too Loud To See, which…