And then'll go "Oh, it's the 'gator baiting' woman from those SyFy commercials!".

The last episode of the anime "School Days" was replaced with half an hour of classical music and soothing imagery by most, if not all, Japanese television stations. A young girl murdered her father with an axe the day before, and, given the extreme (and, according to some sources, similar) nature of the violence in…

The last episode of the anime "School Days" was replaced with half an hour of classical music and soothing imagery by most, if not all, Japanese television stations. A young girl murdered her father with an axe the day before, and, given the extreme (and, according to some sources, similar) nature of the violence in…

Well, that's what I get for making assumptions about programs I didn't watch.

Well, that's what I get for making assumptions about programs I didn't watch.

Didn't they do that years ago, only for it to be cancelled very quickly? Had Paula Abdul, or something, and when she left after a couple weeks they just decided to cancel the whole thing?

Didn't they do that years ago, only for it to be cancelled very quickly? Had Paula Abdul, or something, and when she left after a couple weeks they just decided to cancel the whole thing?

Are we allowed to ask questions about the review process? The "Stray Observations" sections notes that the Ming Dynasty seemed like a let down compared to the Tudor era, but given that the Ming section was before the Tudor, how can it be a let down that it didn't meet the standards established by a later part? Is this…

Are we allowed to ask questions about the review process? The "Stray Observations" sections notes that the Ming Dynasty seemed like a let down compared to the Tudor era, but given that the Ming section was before the Tudor, how can it be a let down that it didn't meet the standards established by a later part? Is this…

Sadly enough, the pancake is always what you gets you in the end.

Sadly enough, the pancake is always what you gets you in the end.

Looking up that breed (what a depressing story!) makes me wonder how attitudes about dogs have changed throughout history. Wikipedia describes the death of the turnspit dog as pretty much an economic thing, which both makes sense and is kind of hard to believe in this age. I mean, you don't think of domestic animals…

Looking up that breed (what a depressing story!) makes me wonder how attitudes about dogs have changed throughout history. Wikipedia describes the death of the turnspit dog as pretty much an economic thing, which both makes sense and is kind of hard to believe in this age. I mean, you don't think of domestic animals…

The title is lacking a certain level of believability, isn't it? Like it should be a fictional B movie, or a SyFy Original Movie.

The title is lacking a certain level of believability, isn't it? Like it should be a fictional B movie, or a SyFy Original Movie.

Sounds nifty, though I must admit that phrases like "hamster-wheel running dogs" and "duck inflation" make me worry about stupid things like whether the historical element ever rises above "what weird things these 'past' people cook with".

Sounds nifty, though I must admit that phrases like "hamster-wheel running dogs" and "duck inflation" make me worry about stupid things like whether the historical element ever rises above "what weird things these 'past' people cook with".

I find it easier to imagine an audience for "men disguise themselves as women to get jobs because mancession nonsense" than for "extreme musical chairs", actually.

I find it easier to imagine an audience for "men disguise themselves as women to get jobs because mancession nonsense" than for "extreme musical chairs", actually.

I am shocked that a film whose plot focuses around a white person about to attend an all-boys boarding school doesn't address the devastating effects of criminality, high unemployment, foreclosure, or discrimination upon the lives of supposedly common people. I have not been so upset since Diary of Wimpy Kid 3…