Nooooooo. You need to watch some Dr. Phil, man.

That puppy was an elitist NDP supporter.

Ugh, smirking asshole that he is, that will inevitably be his defense when the tape with him listing off the pussy he'd like to eat comes out.

Pretty much! I watched it not realizing what I was getting into. Now it makes me vaguely queasy.

Right? Since his creepy introduction it's just been downhill. I feel super bad for his boyfriend.

I figure he's already dead, so what's more killer hoohaw going to do?

They could still have Neal McDonough in the role, only touching on his tv experience as Quarles.

@avclub-0108709d613bc1d1db7e5c2b5f02c657:disqus For he goes birling down a-down white water…

I think the first couple episodes are worth a watch. It does have a little Alias charm, and I'm sure the lead actress will settle in. The surrounding cast is pretty fun.

Re: your point about no buildup. I read an article with the actor who played Joe, he wasn't told his character was the killer until later on in the process. I hate this. Trust your actors to act. Otherwise you end up with a show that is really well done feeling rushed/out-of-nowhere at the end.

Yes! Geez I'm glad one other person is out there pushing The Fades. It makes me seem moderately less crazy for bringing it up so often.

He was a thousand time nicer than Shaun Majumder and Seán Cullen, who were kind of dicks.

My 'cool story' cool story:

Our cops are corrupt assholes. They don't care about a lot of things.

Our mayor has clearly been a poor role model for all.

Until at last, he found his own kingdom, and wore his crown upon a troubled brow… But that is another story.

Trying to get home tonight through throngs of insane TIFF fans, our 504 had an impromptu detour down to Queen. Took an hour to get to Dundas West.

Ross Hull is now a weather anchor in Southern Ontario.

They need to balance out the string of lady-winners too.

I don't think things generally end that well. Twenty three states in the US do not provide compensation to the wrongfully convicted. http://www.cnn.com/2012/03/…