Gracie Bell to be played by Larry Fessenden.

I don't know if I want to marry Coach Taylor or if I just want him to be my dad too.

He did.

Couple years ago they got Jeremy Irons and Joan Allen for the Georgia O'Keefe movie, directed by Bob Balaban. I suspect that will remain the high point of their TV movies for a long time.

I liked this way more than I expected to, and way more than I expect some people to.

How am I going to watch The Killing now?

In reality he would have wept openly.

Anyone else get a creeper vibe off Vivien though. Like, way too calm about being dead when she was hugging Violet. Hell hath no fury like a dead woman scorned, I think.

Hey Violet, lets sleep under the gazebo tonight.

This show does need to embrace its inner Addams Family.

I _was_ swayed by the trailer. It made me cry on Thanksgiving during the Packers/Lions game. And then I saw the movie. Verdict: womp womp. It's very beautifully shot, some brief moments from the director we love, but the bulk of it was unimpressive with unearned sentiment and caricature. I felt more of a connection to…

Cain and Abel.

Every time they show McDermott doing his "bad guy" smoking he just comes off like a rebellious teenager.

Turtlenecks.

Nobody would ever make the mistake of thinking Glee is classy. That show is whack.

Elizabeth Short can be the sex-crazed sinner who keeps Alexandra Breckenridge around. Though I was awful glad we finally got that shot of Frances Conroy's garters!

Say what you will, that kid had poise when he presented at the Academy Awards a couple years back.

I used to watch that show on Lifetime during the summer around lunchtime and would get freaked out midday. I don't handle ghost stories well, American Horror Story aside.

I can't imagine Addy would say "I don't want to become a ghost" and she's actually a ghost and it's all a "sucks for Addy" situation because she's been a ghost all this time and now she's a dead ghost… It's logic that leads to nowhere. Usually the simplest explanations are necessary: she was a mortal and now she's…

I don't think you can turn into a zombie if you're already dead. It's supposed to be a virus. My understanding from the scene is that he was already bit so when he felt himself changing he decided to off himself by hanging, but the virus was already in his brain so he wasn't able to prevent the turn. Also, maybe he…