It is NEVER, EVER OK to intentionally injure or kill animals purely for the sake of art or entertainment or fashion.

Hey, I watch both Fringe and Supernatural. Of course Fringe is the more intelligently written and compelling show and I always watch it live, whereas Supernatural is on the DVR, but I still find stuff to enjoy in Supernatural and I'm with that show to the end. Grimm I watch occasionally on On Demand if I have…

I think this is one of the best episodes of the season so far. Both versions of Lee are awesome characters, with the Agent Lee version especially able to wring a teardrop or two out of me lately. I would love it if Captain Lee was faking his death — but in some ways I think it would be a cheat for the writers to do…

A Cougar Town/Happy Endings Hour would be a-mah-zing!

Definitely better than Community.

*SPOILER*
Whether Joffrey's just a monster or a monstrous mama's boy, it matters not. When he gets what's coming to him, it will be glorious!
I think having him be so openly defiant to Cersei at this stage is meant to hammer home just how badly she's bungling things and losing all control of the game. The books could…

Truth.

THIS. I laughed out loud throughout the entire episode. I think it's my favorite of the year so far. I thought Garret Dillahunt especially knocked it out of the park. I'd give it a solid A. Although I do agree with Phil — David Krumholtz played his character a bit too broadly, even for this sitcom.

C- is way too harsh a grade. This was a solid episode. I always enjoy Mark Pellegrino's appearances, and of course Misha Collins. Now if only they could've brought back Mark Shepard  too! 
If I had to pick a weak point, it would be Sam's scenes with the haunted patient. They weren't bad… just not really necessary. More…

Seriously — I thought that too. Was she stung by bees, or did someone get a little too carried away with the botox?

``I, for one, want Klaus, Elijah & Rebekah around.  The others can go away.'' Yes — this. If it's a money thing — maybe the show can cut Jeremy and Tyler for good. The show can only benefit from more Elijah - and of course, his fabulous hair.

I hope you continue with these — I do read them, just not always logged in (if that makes a difference). Unfortunately it's been years since I've seen this series, I don't have the DVDs and it's not available on HBO On Demand, so I don't remember much detail.

Agreed. I read positive reviews and looked forward to seeing it… but when I finally caught it (on either IFC or Sundance channel, can't remember which), I was amazed at how utterly boring it was and how unsympathetic the characters were.

Seriously. Girl needs a cheeseburger, Stat!

Solid A episode. Rainbow-farting unicorn, FTW!

In no particular order, equal-opportunity crushes — Xena, Warrior Princess, Vampire Willow, Vampire Diaries' Elijah, Mal Reynolds, Selene from the Underworld movies, the Doctor (Ten)

Ha Cirose — I was just about to point that out. That poor horse has a serious case of diarrhea, so he's probably going to be 1 Dead Horse fairly soon unless the 2 Broke Girls can stop bickering and masturbating long enough to find a large animal vet in Brooklyn.
Seriously — this show just sucks. I would almost rather…

Agreed those were great wins — especially Mags and Tyrion. But in what universe is Melissa McCarthy greater than Amy Poehler, Tina Fey, Martha Plimpton or Laura Linney?
Plus Jim Parsons — dude, you got your due last year, but that `Penny-knock knock knock- Penny' joke got old real fast. What's gonna happen when BBT is…

I think we're all enjoying the journey through Westeros… most of us anyway. I think that's precisely why the long wait between the publication of AFFC and ADWD was so frustrating. When you're enjoying something, isn't it only natural to want more of it? Regardless of how ASoIaF eventually ends (and I remain optimistic…

I'm really not that concerned about Martin's ability to `pull it all together.' I firmly believe that he can. If he lives long enough. Hell, *I* may not even live long enough.