Jerking off to slipcovers is more of a daytime activity actually.

I may be in the minority but I'm way more interested in Cookie than I ever was in Detective Carter…I don't think POI ever really gave her much to do.

Regarding design choices, there's a lot maddening absurdity that's both amusing and frustrating, things like baseball pitches and train crossings, during Student Council discussions, and that one episode with the annoying pointing at objects. I'm also not sure what to make of the shadow puppetry. They certainly add…

I haven't really followed tennis closely the past few years. Why does this Kyrgios mothafucka deserve your support?

To be replaced by Chicago Fire: Los Angelos.

A random internet person mentioned Steven Universe had influences from Revolutionary Girl Utena, so I binged through the latter series, but uh…what the fuck did I watch? A lot of people seem to really like the allegorical aspects, but the deliberate obfuscation and underdevelopment of the plot rubs me the wrong way…

I intermittently read the manga, which I think the anime follows pretty closely.

Not if he meant the true Portland: Portland, Maine.

Morgan consistently has some of the best lines.

Well rankings-wise it seems to do about as well as late-era King of the Hill (early 100's) and this season is its best so far (#96). So it's trending up, which is extremely rare for TV shows.

The latter. Shaw is dead, but The Machine takes over her body. Root feels a host of conflicted feelings because:
- She now gets to talk face-to-face with her god, though it comes at the cost of her distinction as the "analog interface"
- Her god wears the body of someone she greatly admired, testing her devotion to…

Not really…his simulation did.

I wouldn't put it past The 100 to kill her off at some point…though probably not any time soon considering what just happened.

Yeah, I felt like there was more they could do with Shaw, and she is certainly not easily replaced.

I'm more worried that the show will be canceled in 2 years (or next year!) rather than if they can fit Shaw back in.

But that layer of ignorance also protects Fusco. He's the only one of the group that doesn't need to hide his true identity. He's basically The Machine's secret weapon.

POI Spoilers

The boring procedural stuff may go down more easily when you binge watch it. Your reward is more Amy Acker in perhaps her best role, topping even Fred and Whiskey.

Community used to get 1.9…

at least characters had reason to be worried about the things they worried about.