"The look on her face when she hears that sentence suggests she doesn’t even begin to know how to react. "

"The CW is a more tasteful network than HBO."

It's not "bullshit", it's just that the first 15 episodes set the bar that low.

There are more white people than black people in America, so that's not quite as interesting.

Pssh, I wish my friends played videogames enough to discuss them.

Something newer = Facebook Oculus porn: Jerk off with friends…anywhere.

Live TV is basically an outdated concept. It's just way too inconvenient to slot time specifically for watching TV in front of a television, when you can DVR, stream, or *ahem* pirate and watch it on a phone or tablet anywhere.

Eh, you really found nothing here you were looking forward to?

Does anyone remember in the pilot that there was actually a third person ("Daniels") who was mentioned by Terry as he was introducing the team to Holt and then never spoken of ever again?

I hope How I Met Your Dad is picked up and it's just a shot for shot remake of How I Met Your Mother, only with the genders switched.

Write 1-2 sentence per movie explaining what you took away from it and/or why it doesn't suck.

There's just no logical or logistical way that Laurel can replace Sara.

I think they should continue leaving it ambiguous. It's gets more hilarious every episode when you contrast it with how quickly he figured out Sarah's alter ego.

Just when they started making Laurel tolerable, she goes right back into her role as "The Worst." Under absolutely no circumstances did it make sense for her to stay in the building.

Getting married is the easy part. Staying married on the other hand…

Making no assumptions about your race, according to OKCupid, you have a 48% chance of replying back if he's Middle Eastern, but only 35% if he's black, you fucking racist.

Grossness(Parent/Child incest) > Grossness(sibling incest)
Grossness(Grandparent/child incest) > Grossness(sibling incest)
etc…

B-

As a laymen, even I could recognize how atrociously misrepresented the legal process was, but felt the resulting scenes vastly outweighed the problems in realism.

Gillian Anderson just had a Reddit AMA in which she also confirmed she'd be back.