Listen, we don't know what else they might find on Mars.

I am a woman and I don't think I know the answer to that question. I just use them till the box is gone, say, "wow, didn't I, like, just buy that?" And then go by more.

Don't be ridiculous.

I'm so grateful somebody else hates Dickens. Honestly, his social commentary is trite and his character work is atrocious. A lot of people describe The Wire as Dickensian, and I've always thought that was pretty unfair to The Wire, which is better than anything Dickens wrote.

I would not consider Elizabeth Banks a character actor whatsoever, but Mae Whitman is a great addition. [insert "her?" joke here]

Oh, Lance Reddick for sure. Virtually the entire cast of The Wire would honestly qualify for this list, and a hefty chunk of the Lost cast, too.

1. The only other person to have resurrected someone was also a red priest(ess).
2. She just happened to arrive at the wall right before Jon was stabbed.
3. I've experienced other works of fiction before.

And I would say that's a very generous interpretation.

He was certainly more charismatic than Jeremy, that's for damn sure.

That is not what "Bills" is about. "Bills" complains about a guy who racks up her bills, then doesn't help pay them - her cell, her credit cards, her car. Sorry 10-year-old you sucked at lyric comprehension.

I thought you were kidding but I looked it up and they really do have a lyric about a girlfriend leaving on Yom Kippur. Oh man. Oh boy. That's the funniest thing I've ever heard. I'm honestly on the verge of tears right now. Thank you.

I've always wondered if I were weird for loving that song. Thanks for solving that mystery!

River Wild! I've never actually seen it, but for a time several years ago, AMC used to promote it a lot. It looked action-y.

lol sure

My coworker's ex-boyfriend openly identified as an MRA, which is one reason they are no longer together.

But no Mad Men :(

Socially conservative and fiscally liberal…isn't that a 30 Rock joke?

According to that doctor dude, but who knows?! The rules could have been whatever Whedon wanted them to be.

According to my friend's cousin, at NYU, he was an annoying loser who was always desperately trying to hang out with them.

Eliza Taylor is also…a much stronger performer.